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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Offending, Crime and Justice Survey, 2005

Variable Details

Variablepfa
LabelPolice Force Area
Responses
2 Avon & Somerset 147
3 Bedfordshire 46
4 Cambridgeshire 44
5 Cheshire 111
6 City of London 0
7 Cleveland 87
8 Cumbria 45
9 Derbyshire 89
10 Devon & Cornwall 154
11 Dorset 64
12 Durham 57
13 Dyfed Powys 61
14 Essex 104
15 Gloucestershire 80
16 Greater Manchester 230
17 Gwent 53
18 Hampshire 177
19 Hertfordshire 116
20 Humberside 93
21 Kent 163
22 Lancashire 128
23 Leicestershire 106
24 Lincolnshire 51
25 Merseyside 149
26 Metropolitan 486
27 Norfolk 59
28 North Wales 69
29 North Yorkshire 45
30 Northamptonshire 63
31 Northumbria 167
32 Nottinghamshire 101
33 South Wales 168
34 South Yorkshire 156
35 Staffordshire 73
36 Suffolk 85
37 Surrey 82
38 Sussex 153
39 Thames Valley 191
40 Warwickshire 59
41 West Mercia 128
42 West Midlands 221
43 West Yorkshire 235
44 Wiltshire 67
Sysmiss 17
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationOffending, Crime and Justice Survey, 2005
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