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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 2001-2002

Variable Details

Variablechange
LabelACORN Change Type
Responses
1 Green Field Developments 2472
2 Many More Lone Parents, Greater Social Stress 229
3 Baby Boom Areas with Many More Lone Parents 393
4 More Children, Bigger Families, More Overcrowding 129
5 Fewer Young Adults, More Lone Parents 562
6 Baby Boom Areas with More Lone Parents 1095
7 More Singles, Less Overcrowding 152
8 More Young Children and Lone Parents 717
9 Many More Flats, Bedsits, Students and Young Singles 83
10 More Young Workers, Children, Fewer Private Tenants 478
11 Council Re-Developments, More Smaller Dwellings 688
12 More Singles and Young Workers, Less Spacious Dwellings 237
13 More Young Families, Less Private Rented Accommodation 187
14 More Young Workers, Students and Singles 7
15 Re-developments with Many More Pensioners 29
16 More Pensioners and Accommodation for the Elderly 391
17 More Pensioners and Young Home Owners 1519
18 Many More Young Workers, Singles, Fewer Private Tenants 8
19 Increased Ethnicity, More Young Families 179
20 Maturing Areas, More Home Owners, Smaller Families 757
21 Gentrifying Areas, More Young Working Singles 947
22 More Young Workers, Less Private Rented Property 835
23 More Young Working Families, Fewer Pensioners 947
24 Maturing Areas, Many More Home owners 420
25 Many More Home Owners, Less Rented Accommodation 165
26 Many More Young Workers, Singles and Home Owners 118
27 High Growth Areas, More Young Families 85
28 Very High Growth Areas, Many More Young Home Owners 150
29 Many More Pensioners 734
30 Growth Areas, More Young and Larger Families 1119
31 Maturing, Modestly Improving Areas 1495
32 More Older Workers and Pensioners 1790
33 Improving Areas, Larger Families, Fewer Pensioners 1558
34 Maturing Areas with Greater Affluence 1539
35 More Older Workers, Larger Families 1230
36 Maturing Areas, More Home Owners and Pensioners 794
37 More Young Working Families and Home Owners 1237
38 Growing, Maturing Areas, Fewer Self-Employed 695
39 Maturing, More Affluent Areas, Many More Self-Employed 386
40 Increasingly Prosperous, Maturing Areas 949
41 More Home Owners, Increasing Prosperity 339
42 More Young Workers 2102
43 Fewer Married Women Working, More Self-Employed 1483
44 Fewer Young Adults, More Self Employed 1325
45 Unclassified 70
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 2001-2002
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