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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Public Attitudes Towards the European Parliament and Local Authority Elections, June 2004

Variable Details

VariableQS2SC
LabelQ.S2. And can I confirm, what is the name of your local authority or council?
Responses
1 Aberdeen City 36
2 Aberdeenshire 37
3 Angus 16
4 Argyll and Bute 14
5 Clackmannanshire 7
6 Dumfries and Galloway 24
7 Dundee City 22
8 East Ayrshire 20
9 East Dunbartonshire 17
10 East Lothian 15
11 East Renfrewshire 13
12 Edinburgh City of 65
13 Eilean Siar 4
14 Falkirk 22
15 Fife 52
16 Glasgow City 81
17 Highland 33
18 Inverclyde 11
19 Midlothian 12
20 Moray 14
21 North Ayrshire 20
22 North Lanarkshire 45
23 Orkney Islands 3
24 Perth and Kinross 20
25 Renfrewshire 23
26 Scottish Borders 16
27 Shetland Islands 4
28 South Ayrshire 16
29 South Lanarkshire 37
30 Stirling 16
31 West Dunbartonshire 11
32 West Lothian 24
33 Don't know/No answer 0
-99.99 7762
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationPublic Attitudes Towards the European Parliament and Local Authority Elections, June 2004
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