Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

ONS Omnibus Survey, February 2002

Variable Details

VariableSPEC4
LabelOther disadvantages of expansion
Responses
I dont think it would bring the jobs people think 1
INCREASE the numbers of people generally coming into the area 1
INTERRUPTION ESPECIALLY IN THE SUMMER WHEN OUT IN THE GARDEN 1
IT WOULD PROBLY BE PAID FOR BY TAX PAYERS SO COULD POSSIBLY EFFECT ME PERSONALLY 1
MORE AIR TRAFFIC 1
MORE CHANCE OF ACCIDENTS, PLANE COULD BLOW UP OVER YOUR HEAD 1
MORE DRUGS WOULD ENTER COUNTRY THRO THEAIRPORT 1
Mobile phone interference. 1
No local airport 1
Possibility of air disasters 1
Safety of increased air traffic 1
Security risks and chances of accident increased 1
The prices would go up-fares. 1
Threat dangerous 1
Would lose village as result of new runway 1
Wouldn't like them to fall out of sky 1
a lot more places in the flight path 1
access 1
accidents 1
airspace congestion 1
alter the area altogether with building 1
break up peace of countryside 1
brikng more social hours for people working there 1
building disruption 1
cost and the room to accomodate 1
cost to do it 1
could be further away 1
delays in checking in /daughting if travelling alone 1
demolishing a local church and local buildings 1
demolition of eople's homes to make way for a runway. 1
demolition of houses. 1
depends whether they knock down good homes 1
disadvantages for local people. 1
disadvantages to residents in the area 1
disrupt peoples lives dangerous to people who live near crashing in my opinion 1
disruption from building works 1
early morning flights overhead would increase 1
expense security 1
fear of crashes or blown up by a bomb 1
greater amount of assylum seekers escaping to track down 1
greater risk of plane accidents 1
higher risk of aircraft crashing or terroist incident 1
higher security risk 1
homes removed 1
i don't think its needed, what is there is quite sufficient 1
increase prices to amenities 1
increase tourism, increase risk of accidents 1
it will be busier at the airport 1
it would bring more people to cornwall and wouldn't necessarily be good for a place that rely on its scenery 1
look of the area 1
loss of jobs if airports are rationalised 1
might increse cost of flights 1
more accidents 1
more air traffic 1
more asylum seekers 1
more built up 1
more chance of air crash 1
more congestion in the sky above my property which threatens me 1
more crashes; it is all commercally based. 1
more of a security risk 1
more people 1
more people sitting around waiting 1
more people would come to the area 1
more peripheral development and more roads 1
more planes flying over 1
more pollution and corruption 1
more risk of hijacking and crashes with more planes flying/more pressure on air space 1
more traffic overhead, congestion all round 1
nearer to get to 1
night flying 1
no local airport 2
no view on that 1
not sure 1
overcrowding generally 1
overpopulation 1
possible increase of diseases 1
pressures on local housing 1
property demolished 1
safety 1
secuity problems and a potential accident 1
security 2
security problem 1
security problems 1
security problems illegal immigrants 1
security problems increase and risk of more accidents around airports 1
shake the tiles off the roof 1
take business from other airports 1
taking up land/that could be used for building or roads/- 1
taking up more ground 1
taking up more space 1
taking up valuable land and space 1
the number of houses being knocked down 1
too many planes over South Wales 1
too many tourists 1
train journey to work would be more crowded 1
unpleasant for residents nearby 1
views beeing spoilt in the countryside 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationONS Omnibus Survey, February 2002
Interviewer InstructionsRECORD OTHER DISADVANTAGE
UniverseAdults, aged 16 or over, living in private households in Great Britain.;Adults;Households;National
SamplingMulti-stage stratified random sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study, monthly (up to year 2000), 8 cycles per year thereafter.