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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Welsh Election Study (Wales Life and Times Study), 2001

Variable Details

VariablePOSTCODE
LabelQ418. Post code sector
Responses
CF11 27
CF23 25
CF24 13
CF3 24
CF32 14
CF33 19
CF35 13
CF36 14
CF37 21
CF40 15
CF42 13
CF43 10
CF44 12
CF45 14
CF47 13
CF48 17
CF62 10
CF64 18
CF83 23
CH5 26
CH8 12
LD3 12
LD7 14
LL12 29
LL13 11
LL14 10
LL16 14
LL18 27
LL19 13
LL22 10
LL28 15
LL29 12
LL40 14
LL49 11
LL54 17
LL57 9
LL63 2
LL64 2
LL65 22
NP11 16
NP12 20
NP13 9
NP16 14
NP18 10
NP19 10
NP20 27
NP22 15
NP26 12
NP4 18
NP44 12
NP8 11
SA1 9
SA10 16
SA11 14
SA12 11
SA15 13
SA16 12
SA18 31
SA2 17
SA31 11
SA33 17
SA4 23
SA6 11
SA61 12
SA67 13
SA68 15
SA7 18
SA72 14
SA8 12
SY17 13
SY19 2
SY23 30
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationWelsh Election Study (Wales Life and Times Study), 2001
UniverseAdults aged 18+ living in private households in Wales during 2001.;Adults;National
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study. The study was repeated in 2003 (see SN:5052).
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