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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 2004-2005

Variable Details

Variableladsubgp
LabelONS District Level Classification : Subgroup (2003)
Responses
1 Regional Centres - A 3320
2 Centres with Industry - A 1633
3 Centres with Industry - B 1546
4 Thriving London Periphery - A 210
5 Thriving London Periphery - B 705
6 London Suburbs - A 889
7 London Suburbs - B 651
8 London Centre - A 355
9 London Centre - B 48
10 London Cosmopolitan - A 612
11 London Cosmopolitan - B 92
12 Prospering Smaller Towns - A 2953
13 Prospering Smaller Towns - B 5406
14 Prospering Smaller Towns - C 4859
15 New and Growing Towns - A 2546
16 Prospering Southern England - A 3973
17 Coastal and Countryside - A 2460
18 Coastal and Countryside - B 2497
19 Coastal and Countryside - C 0
20 Industrial Hinterlands - A 4585
21 Industrial Hinterlands - B 200
22 Manufacturing Towns - A 4142
23 Manufacturing Towns - B 0
24 Northern Ireland Countryside - A 0
Sysmiss 1438
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 2004-2005
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