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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 2002-2003

Variable Details

Variableacorn
LabelACORN Type
Responses
1 Wealthy Suburbs, Large Detached Houses 946
2 Villages with Wealthy Commuters 1165
3 Mature Affluent Home Owning Areas 1102
4 Affluent Suburbs, Older Families 1471
5 Mature Well Off Suburbs 898
6 Agricultural villages, home based workers 720
7 Holiday retreats,older people,home based workers 166
8 Home owning areas, well off older residents 614
9 Private flats, elderly people 332
10 Affluent working families with mortgages 1134
11 Affluent working couples with mortgages new 555
12 Transient workforces,living at their place of work 137
13 Home Owning Family Areas 862
14 Home owning family areas, older children 1058
15 Families with mortgages, younger children 713
16 Well off town and city areas 267
17 Flats & mortgages, Singles & working couples 222
18 Furnished flats & bedsits, younger singles 92
19 Apartments, young prof. singles and couples 297
20 Gentrified multi ethnic areas 313
21 Prosperous enclaves, highly qualified execs 159
22 Academic centres, students & young profs 179
23 Affluent city centre areas, tenements & flats 125
24 Partially gentrified multi ethnic areas 188
25 Converted flats & bedsits, single people 307
26 Mature established home owning areas 1329
27 Rural areas, mixed occupations 1528
28 Established home owning areas 1557
29 Home owning areas, council tenants, retired 813
30 Estab. home owning areas, skilled workers 1854
31 Home owners in older properties, younger emp 1433
32 Home owning areas with skilled workers 2050
33 Council areas, some new home owners 1059
34 Mature home owning areas, skilled workers 1194
35 Low rise estates, older workers, new homes 1367
36 Home owning multi ethnic, young families 192
37 Multi occupied town centres, mixed occupations 716
38 Multi ethnic areas, white collar workers 388
39 Home owners, small council flats, single pens. 636
40 Council areas, older people, health problems 452
41 Better off council areas, new home owners 931
42 Council areas, young families, new home owners 1108
43 Council areas, young families, many lone parents 461
44 Multi occupied terraces, multi ethnic areas 185
45 Low rise council housing, less well off families 628
46 Council areas, residents with health problems 650
47 Estates with high unemployment 221
48 Council flats, elderly people, health problems 239
49 Council flats, very high unemployment, singles 238
50 Council areas, high unemp, lone parents 656
51 Council flats, greatest hardship, lone parents 70
52 Multi ethnic, large families, overcrowding 95
53 Multi ethnic, sever unemployment, lone parents 255
54 Multi ethnic, high unemployment, overcrowding 109
55 Unclassified 43
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 2002-2003
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