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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Crime Survey for England and Wales, 2015-2016

Variable Details

Variablecame
LabelYear adult respondent first came to stay in this country
Responses
1929 1
1930 1
1931 1
1933 2
1935 1
1936 3
1937 2
1938 4
1939 4
1940 4
1942 1
1943 4
1944 4
1945 17
1946 9
1947 21
1948 20
1949 10
1950 18
1951 19
1952 9
1953 11
1954 16
1955 25
1956 39
1957 24
1958 28
1959 32
1960 58
1961 52
1962 62
1963 39
1964 46
1965 46
1966 40
1967 50
1968 47
1969 44
1970 51
1971 38
1972 60
1973 47
1974 42
1975 41
1976 37
1977 31
1978 27
1979 39
1980 38
1981 28
1982 29
1983 27
1984 42
1985 41
1986 38
1987 34
1988 40
1989 55
1990 61
1991 43
1992 52
1993 31
1994 50
1995 65
1996 61
1997 56
1998 92
1999 96
2000 137
2001 126
2002 137
2003 136
2004 205
2005 192
2006 184
2007 178
2008 129
2009 116
2010 144
2011 147
2012 134
2013 139
2014 145
2015 92
2016 6
9997 Been in country less than a year 42
9998 Refused 24
9999 Don't know 27
Sysmiss 30678
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationCrime Survey for England and Wales, 2015-2016
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