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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 2005-2006

Variable Details

Variablewrdsubgp
LabelONS Ward Classification : Subgroup (2001 Wards)
Responses
1 Industrial Areas A 2480
2 Industrial Areas B 2905
3 Out of Town Housing 4228
4 Built-up Manufacturing 1726
5 Transitional Economies A 1886
6 Transitional Economies B 449
7 Built-up Areas A 163
8 Built-up Areas B 672
9 Prospering Metropolitan A 186
10 Prospering Metropolitan B 497
11 Student Communities A 408
12 Student Communities B 1694
13 Student Communities C 132
14 Multicultural Areas 888
15 Inner City Multicultural 669
16 Suburbs A 4452
17 Suburbs B 3012
18 Prospering Suburbs 1893
19 Commuter Suburbs A 2293
20 Commuter Suburbs B 1428
21 Countryside A 1382
22 Countryside B 2404
23 Senior Communities 1976
24 Out of Town Manufacturing 4113
25 Northern Ireland Countryside 2417
26 Accessible Countryside 314
99 9
Sysmiss 3120
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 2005-2006
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