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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 2001-2002

Variable Details

Variablepfa
LabelPolice Force Area
Responses
1 Metropolitan/City of London 2921
2 Greater Manchester 1313
3 Merseyside 847
4 South Yorkshire 701
5 Northumbria 779
6 West Midlands 1341
7 West Yorkshire 1118
8 Avon & Somerset 921
9 Bedfordshire 474
10 Thames Valley 983
11 Cambridgeshire 583
12 Cheshire 653
13 Cleveland 590
14 Devon & Cornwall 873
15 Cumbria 548
16 Derbyshire 630
17 Dorset 581
18 Durham 568
19 Sussex 877
20 Essex 876
21 Gloucestershire 594
22 Hampshire 981
23 West Mercia 640
24 Hertfordshire 579
25 Humberside 646
26 Kent 882
27 Lancashire 760
28 Leicestershire 614
29 Lincolnshire 563
30 Norfolk 560
31 Northamptonshire 630
32 North Yorkshire 577
33 Nottinghamshire 586
34 Staffordshire 740
35 Suffolk 653
36 Surrey 720
37 Warwickshire 724
38 Wiltshire 602
39 North Wales 599
40 Dyfed Powys 570
41 Gwent 701
42 South Wales 726
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 2001-2002
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