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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Offending, Crime and Justice Survey, 2003

Variable Details

Variablelaclstr
LabelONS Classification of LA Cluster
Responses
1 Rural Amenity 750
2 Rural England and Wales 306
3 Rural Scotland 0
4 Established Manufacturing Fringe 322
5 New and Expanding Towns 400
6 Developing Towns 306
7 Most Typical Towns and Cities 622
8 London and Glasgow Periphery 319
9 Seaside Towns 177
10 Traditional Rural Coast 717
11 Established Service Centres 539
12 Town and Country Growth 883
13 Prosperous Growth Areas 448
14 Most Prosperous 545
15 Mining and Inner City 216
16 Mining and Industry 798
17 Former Mining Areas 152
18 Manufacturing Centres 1023
19 Urban Industry 355
20 Liverpool and Manchester 226
21 Clydeside and Dundee 0
22 Suburbs 284
23 Cosmopolitan Outer London 225
24 Education Centres 113
25 West Inner London 194
26 Inner City Boroughs 90
27 Newham and Tower Hamlets 69
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationOffending, Crime and Justice Survey, 2003
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