RESEARCH PAPER 04/01
30 JANUARY 2004
2001 Census of Population
Statistics for Parliamentary Constituencies
The 2001 Census of Population was carried out on
Sunday 29 April 2001. According to the Office for
National Statistics, the population of the UK on Census
Day was 58,789,154.
This Research Paper presents summary data for all 659
UK parliamentary constituencies, together with more
detailed commentary on key demographic indicators such
as
religion,
ethnicity,
household
composition,
accommodation, employment and social class.
This paper also considers a number of issues relating to
the history of censuses and population counts, the
conduct of the 2001 Census, legislation governing the
running of censuses and access to census records, the
format and design of the 2001 Census, current proposals
for the next census in 2011, and the development of an
integrated population statistics system and Continuous
Population Survey.
Full data for all parliamentary constituencies are available
on the CD-ROM that accompanies the printed version of
this Research Paper.
Ross Young and Richard Cracknell
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Summary of main points
The 2001 Census of Population was held in England and Wales, Scotland, and Northern
Ireland on Sunday 29 April 2001. According to the Office for National Statistics, the UK
population on Census day was 58,789,154.
Regular censuses have taken place, with few exceptions, every ten years since 1801.
The principal statutory authority for the taking of a census of population is the Census Act
1920. Since the introduction of the Scotland Act 1998, the census has become a devolved
matter in Scotland. Separate provisions apply in Northern Ireland. The Census Act 1920 and
other instruments ensure that the information provided by individuals in a census return
remains confidential while the Public Records Acts make provision for disclosure after a
specified period of time.
The topics covered in population censuses have changed over time. In 2001, a voluntary
question on religion was asked for the first time, as well as a question on self-assessed
general health, and the provision of unpaid care. The ethnicity question was revised from that
first asked in 1991, to reflect wider changes in British society.
The outsourcing of census fieldwork by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) in England
and Wales was the subject of inquiries by the National Audit Office and the House of
Commons Public Accounts Committee. Response rates were slightly lower than in 1991,
particularly in urban areas. In a number of local authority districts, such as Westminster,
Kensington and Chelsea, and Manchester, there were also marked variations between the
2001 census population count and the population estimates published in 2000. This would
impact on local authority funding formulae and the funding of core services.
The next decennial census will be carried in 2011. Meanwhile, the Office for National
Statistics is currently consulting on the development of an integrated population statistics
system, designed to improve population estimation in inter-censal years, and a number of
other initiatives to increase census response rates and improve flexibility in the methods of
census data collection and enumeration.
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CONTENTS
I
Introduction
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A.
History of Censuses
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B.
Census legislation and access to Census records
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C.
Output geography
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D.
Topic coverage and new questions
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E.
New classifications
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1. Ethnicity
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2. Socio-economic classification (NS-SEC)
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Issues relating to the conduct of the Census
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1. Outsourcing of fieldwork
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2. Foot and Mouth Disease
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3. Response rates
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4. The One Number Census
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5. Local authority population estimates
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G.
Will there be a Census in 2011?
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H.
Accompanying CD-ROM and further information
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F.
II
Key results and findings
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A.
Population
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B.
Ethnicity
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C.
Religion
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D.
Health and carers
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E.
Employment
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F.
Industry
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G.
Qualifications
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H.
Socio economic classification
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I.
Travel to work
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J.
Accommodation type
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K.
Cars/vans amenities
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L.
Tenure
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M.
Household composition
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III
Summary data for parliamentary constituencies
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IV
Appendix: Denominators and definitions
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A.
Denominators
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B.
Definitions
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I
Introduction
The 2001 Census was held in England and Wales (conducted by the Office for National
Statistics), Scotland (General Register Office for Scotland) and Northern Ireland
(Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency) on Sunday 29 April 2001.
On 30 September 2002, ONS announced that the population of the United Kingdom on
Census day (29 April 2001) was 58,789,194, comprising:1
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England – 49,138,831 (83.6%)
Wales – 2,903,085 (4.9%)
Scotland – 5,062,011 (8.6%)
Northern Ireland – 1,685,267 (2.9%)
The Census of Population aims to be a count of all people and households in the United
Kingdom and is held every ten years.2 The Census provides essential statistical
information, enabling the planning and funding of public services, including education,
health and transport. Results also support academic research and business. Information is
available from the national level down to local neighbourhoods.3
The Statistics Commission, responsible for overseeing the work of the Office for National
Statistics and other census offices, concluded that “the 2001 Census was in many respects
the most sophisticated ever conducted” although, as with all undertakings of this kind, the
Commission found that there were some problems in the way the Census was carried out,
especially in hard-to-count areas.4
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Office for National Statistics The Big Number (30 September 2002)
The Census Act 1920 stipulated that a census should be conducted not less than five years after the
preceding one. Accordingly, in 1966, a sample census was undertaken five years after the full 1961
Census of Population. Plans were also made for a similar census in 1976 but the restrictions on public
expenditure led to the abandonment of the proposal.
The key 2001 Census reports published by ONS so far include: Report for Parliamentary Constituencies
(25/09/03), Census Area Statistics for Wards and Output Areas (28/08/03), Key Statistics for health
areas (31/07/03), Standard Tables for Wards (31/07/03), Key Statistics for Wards and Output Areas
(30/06/03), National Report for England and Wales (07/05/03), Key Statistics for National Assembly for
Wales Constituencies (03/04/03), Key Statistics for Local Authorities (13/02/03), First Results
(30/09/02). These are available online at http://www.statistics.gov.uk/census2001.
Other data will be released in the near future. Further information is available in the Census 2001
Output Prospectus: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/census2001/pdfs/census_prospectus.pdf (England/Wales);
http://www.gro-scotland.gov.uk/grosweb/grosweb.nsf/pages/file7/$file/guide-v11.pdf (Scotland);
http://www.nisra.gov.uk/census/pdf/outputprospectus.pdf (Northern Ireland)
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Statistics Commission The 2001 Census in Westminster Interim Report (October 2003), p. iii
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A.
History of Censuses
The taking of censuses has a long history. The Babylonian, Egyptian and Chinese
civilisations all collected statistics about their peoples, principally for military and
taxation purposes but also, as in Egypt, for other purposes such as planning for the
building of the Pyramids and sharing out land following the annual flooding of the Nile.
The Greeks and Romans also conducted censuses. The Roman census, carried out every
five years, required each man to return to his place of origin. It was the census ordered by
Caesar Augustus which, according to the Bible, brought Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem
when Jesus was born. The Hebrews also carried out censuses, the most notorious being
that ordered by King David, interrupted by plague and never completed, leading to a
belief that census-taking was a dangerous practice likely to incur the wrath of God.
The first major enumeration in England took place in 1066 under William I (‘the
Conqueror’). The results were published in the Domesday Book, containing a detailed
inventory of land and property. During the reign of Elizabeth I in the 16th century, bishops
were asked to count the number of families in their diocese and report back to the Privy
Council. A similar exercise was carried out by James I in the 17th century. Regular
censuses of population began in 1801. In other societies, censuses were already well
established. Quebec completed a population census in 1666, Iceland undertook one in
1703 and Sweden in 1749. Religious opposition delayed census-taking in the United
States until 1790 because God-fearing churchgoers recalled the experience of the
Israelites under King David.
Similar attitudes were evident in 18th century England. Thomas Potter, Member of
Parliament for St. Germans, introduced a Census Bill in the House of Commons in 1753.
Matthew Ridley, MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, observed that
It is true, I am not myself so superstitious as to think, that there is anything
ominous or unfortunate in taking an exact account of the number of the people in
any place or country; but by those letters I am informed, that the people every
where look upon it in this light, which has not only filled them with imaginary
terrors, but has raised such a violent spirit of opposition to this Bill, that if it be
passed into a law, there is a great reason to fear, they will in many places oppose
the execution of it in riotous manner; and that if it should be accidentally
followed by any epidemical distemper, or by a public misfortune of any other
kind, it may raise such a popular flame as will endanger the peace, if not the
existence of our present government.5
Later controversies relating to the size of the population and a succession of bad harvests,
as well as the publication of Thomas Malthus’s Essay on the Principle of Population in
1798 ensured that, when a Census Bill was re-introduced in 1800, it enjoyed easy passage
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Parliamentary History 8 May 1753 (vol 14: 20-26 Geo. 2. 1747-53), c1330-31
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through Parliament.6 Enumeration for the 1801 Census took place on 10 March 1801 and
the first abstracts were printed on 21 December.
John Rickman, a Clerk to the House of Commons, oversaw the 1801 Census as well as
those in 1811, 1821 and 1831. Rickman outlined twelve arguments in favour of a census:
1. The intimate knowledge of any country must form the rational basis of
legislation and diplomacy.
2. An industrious population is the basic power and resource of any nation,
and as such its size needs to be known.
3. The number of men required for conscription to the militia in different
areas should reflect the area’s population.
4. Similarly, there are defence reasons for wanting to know the number of
seamen.
5. The production of corn needs to be planned and thus it is essential we
know how many people need to be fed.
6. A government anxious to increase total ‘felicity’ needs to know the
number of marriages and the factors affecting them.
7. The true size of the population, even after the effects of war, is probably
far greater than the usual estimates, and knowledge of this would ‘be the
most consoling gratification to every lover of his country’.
8. In a time when many fear the disaffection of the people, doing a census
would improve the Government’s image as setting out to promote the
public good.
9. A census would generally encourage the social sciences to flourish.
10. It might encourage improved methods of property counting which would
be useful for the operation of the land tax.
11. The life insurance industry would be stimulated by the results.
12. There is wide consensus among those writing about the state and politics
of the need for a reliable estimate of the population.7
Rickman’s 1801 Census results identified a total population for England and Wales of
about 9 million, more precise than earlier estimates of between 8 and 11 million.
Today, there are many other uses for census data. Government researchers use census
data as a benchmark to improve the representativeness of other social surveys. Census
output helps to meet the core requirements of the European Statistical Office and the
United Nations. Although much of the information required by users may be obtained
from alternative sources, for example sample surveys and administrative data, the census
has a clear advantage in its almost universal coverage among the population and its crosstabulation of a wide range of demographic, social and economic data:
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Census Act 1800 (41. Geo. 3, ch. 15), repealed by the Statute Law Revision Act 1871
Cited in Angela Dale and Catherine Marsh The 1991 Census User’s Guide pp 11-13 (1993)
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Only a census can provide the information on a uniform basis both about the country as
a whole and about individual small areas and sub-groups of the population in relation to
one another.8
In a recent paper, ONS outlined the key uses of census data, classified under four broad
categories:
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Resource allocation/targeting investment – for resource allocation
purposes it is crucial that population counts (both total counts and by key
characteristics) are accurate, consistent and comparable over the area that
the resources are allocated. For many government funding uses, the data
must be consistent nationally.
Planning – basic population counts by key characteristics (such as age,
sex, ethnic group, household type) are important for planning. If the
different characteristics of an area’s population can be identified, plans
can then be made for the sort of services that are necessary. In particular,
data for small areas are crucial in local planning.
Policy formulation or review – there is a clear drive across government
for policy initiatives to be evidence based. Since many initiatives are
implemented and assessed at a local level, census data can form a crucial
part of this process. Multivariate analysis feeds into local planning
policies as do data on small areas and populations.
Social or market research – the ability to produce multivariate statistics
on census data is vital for many research uses. Basic population counts
and counts by characteristics are also required.9
Census legislation and access to Census records
The current statutory authority for taking a census of population in England and Wales is
the Census Act 1920.10 The Act applies generally to Great Britain, but there are provisions
for separate censuses to be carried out in Scotland. Since the introduction of the Scotland
Act 199811, the census has become a devolved matter in Scotland and the Census Act 1920
now applies separately there. Prior to the 1991 Census, the Census Act 1920 was amended
by the Census (Confidentiality) Act 199112 to extend provisions for the protection of
confidentiality with respect to the unlawful disclosure of personal census information.
Separate legislation covers the census in Northern Ireland – the Census Act (Northern
Ireland) 1969.13
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The 2001 Census of Population (Cm 4253), March 1999 para. 7
Office for National Statistics Census strategic development review: user requirements report
(Information paper) (October 2003)
Census Act 1920 (10 & 11 Geo. 5, ch. 41)
Scotland Act 1998 (ch. 46)
Census (Confidentiality) Act 1991 (ch. 6)
Census Act (Northern Ireland) 1969 (ch. 8) (Act of the Northern Ireland Parliament)
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Section 1 of the Census Act 1920 permits the laying of an Order in Council directing that
a census be taken and detailing its contents. Section 3 permits the laying of Regulations,
detailing the procedures for undertaking the census and containing copies of the relevant
census forms. The Schedule to the Act lists the topics on which the census may collect
information.
The original Statutory Instruments for the 2001 Census – the Census Order 200014 and the
Census Regulations 200015 – were made in March 2000 and June 2000 respectively.
Subsequently, the Census (Amendment) Act 200016 amended the Census Act 1920 to
permit the inclusion of a question on religion. Amendments to the Statutory Instruments
were included in the Census (Amendment) Order 200017 and the Census (Amendment)
Regulations 200018 to include a question on religion. Effectively this was a voluntary
question as the penalty for not responding was lifted.
Individual/household records from decennial censuses up to and including 1901 are
available from the Public Record Office. The Registrar-General has indicated that records
relating to the 1911 Census will be opened to the public in January 2012 in line with the
provisions of the Lord Chancellor’s Instrument No. 12 of 20 June 1966 which stipulated a
closure period of 100 years for census records. This position was reaffirmed by the Lord
Chancellor’s Advisory Council on National Records and Archives meeting in December
2003.19
The Data Protection Act 1998 introduced new provisions for the regulation of processing
information relating to individuals, including the holding, use and disclosure of such
information.20 The Act updated the previous 1984 Act21 primarily by extending the
provisions to include manual records.
The management and operation of the census databases are subject to the registration
provisions of these Acts, although the names and addresses are not stored on the same
system as the main census records. This is because: first, it is possible for census staff to
identify an individual to whom the data relate from other information in their possession;
and second, postcodes are entered and may (particularly in some rural areas or areas of
low population) lead to a theoretical risk of identification. However, since the information
is held only for the purpose of preparing statistical abstracts and tables, and carrying out
further research, it is exempt from the subject-access provisions of the Acts.
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SI 2000/744
SI 2000/1473
Census (Amendment) Act 2000 (ch. 24)
SI 2000/3249
SI 2000/3351
http://www.pro.gov.uk/advisorycouncil/041203.htm#
Data Protection Act 1998 (ch. 29)
Data Protection Act 1984 (ch. 35)
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The Freedom of Information Act 2000 made provisions for the disclosure of information
held by public authorities.22 The Act gives protection to the confidentiality of personal
census information through the provisions of Part II of the Act, under which such
information is considered to be exempt by virtue of section 41 (information provided in
confidence) and section 44 (disclosure of information specifically prohibited by other
legislation).
The Registrar-General has explained that the legal requirement to complete a census form
was fully compatible with the provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights
as set out in the Human Rights Act 1998.23 Article 8(2) of the Convention makes provision
for a public authority to interfere with a person’s right to privacy and respect for family
life if such interference is authorised by law and is for one of the permitted aims of the
Article.
C.
Output geography
In 1991, Census small area statistics (SAS) were produced for geographical areas known
as enumeration districts (EDs). EDs were manually designed by the Census offices as a
means of organising the enumeration task and were primarily aimed at equalising the
workloads of census enumerators. As a result of this design process, 1991 EDs varied
widely in population size and geographical area. Their boundaries did not correspond
with boundaries in postcode geography, and they encompassed socially diverse areas. In
some cases, the enumerated populations fell below the population threshold required for
data publication and the census data were, therefore, suppressed and were combined with
data for a neighbouring ED.
A different approach was taken for the 2001 Census in which a geographical information
system was used to aid in the design of EDs based on a number of digitally mapped
datasets. EDs were produced according to similar principles as 1991 although an entirely
separate geography of output areas (OAs) was also produced for the publication of 2001
data.
No information is released relating to individual addresses. The data for the 2001 Census
uses Output Areas as its basic geographical unit. Data output is available for the
following geographies:
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Local government
o Government Office Regions
o Local authorities
o Wards
o Civil Parishes/Communities
Freedom of Information Act 2000 (ch. 36)
Human Rights Act 1998 (ch. 42); Office for National Statistics
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Health areas (England only)
o Strategic Heath Authorities
o Primary Care Trusts
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Other geographies
o Parliamentary constituencies
o Devolved assembly constituencies
o Urban and rural areas
o Output Areas
o National Parks
D.
Topic coverage and new questions
The range of topics covered in the censuses of the early 19th century was limited. Census
returns were typically completed by parish clergy and clerks, and overseers of the poor.
These censuses normally recorded information only on the number of inhabited and
uninhabited houses, number of persons by gender, and four classes of occupation. By
1841, census coverage had expanded to include age, birthplace and country of birth.
As census users’ needs have grown, the number of topics included in the decennial census
has increased. Key additions to the census topics since 1841 include:
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1851: a detailed classification of occupations which has formed the basis of official
measures of social class ever since.
1871: economic status.
1891 (in Wales only): Welsh language.
1901: number of rooms in a dwelling.
1911: industry of employment.
1921: place of work.
1931: place of usual residence (as opposed to whereabouts on the night of the
census).
1951: household amenities.
1961: qualifications; migration.
1966: car ownership; travel to work.
1991: ethnic group; limiting long-standing illness.24
2001: religion (voluntary question); general health; provision of unpaid care; time
since last employment; supervisor status; size of employing organisation; revised
ethnic group question.25
The topics covered in the 2001 Census were:
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Ethnicity was not asked in Northern Ireland in 1991
Religion has been asked in Northern Ireland since 1971
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Section 1: Usual residents
• Name of each person usually resident at the address
Section 2: Visitors
• Name and usual address of any visitors
Section 3: Household questions
• Type of accommodation
• Whether accommodation is self-contained
• Number of rooms
• Sole use of bath/shower and toilet
• Lowest floor level of accommodation
• Central heating
• Car/van ownership
• Tenure
Section 4: Household relationships
• Relationship between each person in the household
Section 5: Individual questions
• Sex
• Date of birth
• Marital status
• Migration – address one year ago
• Country of birth
• Ethnic group
• Religion (voluntary question)
• Welsh language ability (Wales only)
• Limiting long-term illness
• General health
• Provision of care
• Academic, vocational and professional qualifications
• Economic activity in past week
• Time since last employment
• Employed/self-employed
• Size of work force at place of work
• Job title in current or last job
• Supervisory responsibilities
• Employer’s business and name of employer
• Address of work place
• Method of travel to work
• Usual weekly working hours
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Some consideration was given to the public acceptability of the inclusion of a question
relating to personal income. Although there was some evidence, particularly among
demographers and other statisticians, that a question on income was widely favoured,
ONS concluded that its Census tests had revealed that “for a significant minority of the
population it would not [have been]...acceptable to have that question on a census form
that was compulsory”.26 It was not clear whether ONS considered a voluntary question.
The Treasury Select Committee concluded that:
It is clear that a question on income would have been found useful by many users
of Census data. The ONS’ decision not to include such a question appears to be
based, at least in part, on judgments on the public’s willingness to provide such
information in the context of a Census. The information on the response rate to
the question on religion suggests that compulsion is not necessarily an essential
element in securing a high level of responses to specific questions. We therefore
recommend that, in the light of the response rate for the question on religion,
ONS should consult further on whether a question on income should be included
in any future Census, and whether it should be voluntary or compulsory.27
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Treasury Committee The 2001 Census in England and Wales 6 March 2002, HC 310 2001-02, q. 21
ibid (Preparations for the Census)
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Topic coverage of the Census of Population in England and Wales, 1841-2001
1841
1851
1861
1871
1881
1891
1901
1911
Age
Sex
Marital Status
Birthplace
Nationality
Ethnicity
Religion
Usual residence
Migration
Economic position
Journey to work
Occupation
Industry
Time since last employment
Size of workforce
Place of work
Supervisor status
Qualifications
Fertility within marriage
Marriage duration
Housing (number)
Rooms (number)
Tenure
Lowest floor level of accommodation
Household amenities
Access to motor vehicles
Self-assessed general health
Infirmity
Provision of unpaid personal care
Limiting long-term illness
Note: 1966 - this was a sample census (see p.7)
Source: Angela Dale and Catherine Marsh The 1991 Census: A User's Guide (1993); Office for National Statistics
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1921
1931
1951
1961
1966
1971
1981
1991
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E.
New classifications28
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Ethnicity
A question to establish respondents’ ethnicity was included for the first time in the 1991
Census. Although the inclusion of the question was widely seen as a success, particularly
since the classification became used as standard in official surveys such as the Labour
Force Survey, the General Household Survey and the Family Resources Survey, it was
decided to revise the classification to enable a more detailed identification of ethnic
groups and to reflect wider social change.
In 2001, the Office for National Statistics announced the format for its new classification
of ethnicity. The new classification has five broad ethnic groups – White (or White
British), Asian (or Asian British), Black (or Black British), Mixed, Chinese and Other
ethnic groups – within which are further, sub-categories of ethnicity, designed to provide
a finer classification. The most significant change was the inclusion of a Mixed ethnic
group category.
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White or White British 29
o White British
o White Irish
o Other White backgrounds
Mixed
o White and Black Caribbean
o White and Black African
o White and Asian
o Other Mixed background
Asian or Asian British
o Indian
o Pakistani
o Bangladeshi
o Other Asian background
Further information relating to 2001 Census output classifications are available in a paper published by
ONS at http://www.statistics.gov.uk/census2001/outputclassifications.asp
Scotland: An additional option of “White Scottish” was included for respondents in Scotland.
Wales: After lengthy debate it was decided not to offer an option of “White Welsh” (known as the
“Welsh tick-box”), rather respondents could write “Welsh” in the space provided under the option
“Other White background”. For further information, see Library Research Paper 01/21, pp. 15-18
Northern Ireland: A single “White” category was offered to respondents in Northern Ireland with no
distinction between British and Irish, and no options for different types of “Mixed” ethnicity.
Respondents in Northern Ireland were also offered an additional tick-box for “Irish Traveller”.
There was some controversy that an “English” tick-box was not included as an option. Gerald Howarth
MP observed that “it appears acceptable to be Scottish, Welsh or Irish but not English…The wording of
the census is not just stupid. It is also sinister. It is designed to bring about the annihilation of
Englishness and the promotion of multi-culturalism” (Telegraph, 23.04.01)
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•
•
2.
Black or Black British
o Caribbean
o African
o Other Black background
Chinese or Other ethnic group
o Chinese
o Other ethnic group
Socio-economic classification (NS-SEC)
From 2001 the National Statistics Socio-Economic Classification (NS-SEC) has been
used for all official statistics and surveys. NS-SEC replaced the classification Social Class
based on Occupation (SC), formerly Registrar General’s Social Class, and Socioeconomic Groups (SEG).
NS-SEC is an occupationally based classification but includes rules to provide coverage
of the whole adult population. The version of the classification used for most analyses,
including the Census, has eight classes, the first of which may be further sub-divided.
1 Higher managerial and professional occupations
1.1 Large employers and higher managerial occupations
1.2 Higher professional occupations
2 Lower managerial and professional occupations
3 Intermediate occupations
4 Small employers and own account workers
5 Lower supervisory and technical occupations
6 Semi-routine occupations
7 Routine occupations
8 Never worked and long-term unemployed
For complete coverage, the previously used categories of “students”, “occupations not
stated or inadequately described” and “not classifiable for other reasons” have been
merged as “not classified”.30
F.
Issues relating to the conduct of the Census
1.
Outsourcing of fieldwork
The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee and the National Audit Office have
conducted investigations into the outsourcing of the administration of various Census
services, including the data capture and coding of completed forms, telephone helplines,
30
See particularly Heath, A., Martin, J. and Beerten, R., “Old and New Social Class Measures” in Rose,
D. and Pevalin, D. (eds.) A Researcher’s Guide to the National Statistics Socio-Economic Classification
(2003)
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printing, delivery and secure collection of Census forms, and the administration of field
staff pay. Outsourced services accounted for £69.1 million in England and Wales,
representing 33% of the Census budget. An additional £7.7 million was paid to Royal
Mail to cover the cost of post-back services.
ONS encountered particular difficulties in the outsourcing of services. The ONS Census
Director resigned from the Civil Service in April 2002 following a number of damaging
reports regarding the retention of advisors on a non-competitive basis, and the
outsourcing of field staff pay resulted in delays and inaccurate payments being made.31
ONS also anticipated that 70% of Census forms would be posted back via Royal Mail,
leaving 30% to be collected by Census field staff. In the event, the post-back was more
successful than planned (88%). The Public Accounts Committee observed that ONS’s
field information systems were “inadequate and prevented it from assessing the progress
of post-back in 2,017 Census districts immediately after the Census”.32
2.
Foot and Mouth Disease
There was an outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease during the enumeration for the 2001
Census. In March 2001, the National Statistician announced alternative arrangements
would be put in place so that Census forms could be delivered to farms and households by
mail or, where practical, by prior arrangement to an agreed point such as a farm
boundary.33
The arrangements put in place by ONS were widely applauded. The Treasury Select
Committee noted that
…the available evidence suggests that the quality of the Census data collected in
the countryside has not suffered as a result of the foot and mouth epidemic. We
congratulate ONS on reacting sensibly and pragmatically to an unexpected but
very serious problem and the field staff on their sensitivity to the special
requirements of the farming community.34
3.
Response rates
The overall coverage of the 2001 Census among the population of England and Wales
was 98%, comprising 94% responding through completed Census forms and a further 4%
identified by enumerators as living in households but for which no further data was made
31
32
33
34
National Audit Office Outsourcing the 2001 Census HC 1211 Session 2001-02 (18 October 2002),
especially pp 15-18
Committee of Public Accounts The Office for National Statistics: Outsourcing the 2001 Census Ninth
Report of Session 2002-03 HC 543, p.6
Office for National Statistics Census: Foot and Mouth – Statement by the National Statistician (20
March 2001)
Treasury Committee The 2001 Census in England and Wales 6 March 2002, HC 310 2001-02
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available, either through incapacity or some other relevant factor. This implied that
around 1 million people (2%) failed to return a Census form or identify themselves to
enumerators when legally obliged to do so.
ONS undertook a Census Coverage Survey to provide a statistical basis for adjusting the
results of the count to arrive at a more accurate estimate of the overall population. In a
number of areas, response rates were significantly lower than the national average. As the
Public Accounts Committee noted, “the response rate in ten Inner London boroughs was
below 80%, which has led some local authorities to question the results for their areas”.
Since a key objective of the 2001 Census was to target field staff at “hard-to-reach” areas,
the Committee judged that ONS “had failed to bring the response rates [in these areas]
anywhere near the national response rate [while] it should also explore alternative
approaches in the resourcing of enumeration teams in Inner London”.35
1991 and 2001 Census response rates by area - England & Wales
Inner London
Outer London
Main Metropolitan areas
Other metropolitan areas
Non-metropolitan cities
Other non-metropolitan areas
Cardiff, Newport & Swansea
Other Welsh areas
Total
All people
1991
2001
88%
78%
96%
90%
94%
92%
97%
95%
95%
94%
97%
96%
95%
93%
97%
94%
96%
94%
Male
1991
86%
95%
92%
96%
93%
97%
94%
97%
95%
2001
77%
89%
91%
95%
93%
96%
93%
94%
93%
Female
1991
2001
90%
79%
96%
90%
96%
92%
98%
96%
96%
94%
98%
97%
97%
94%
98%
95%
97%
94%
Source: Office for National Statistics
Data relating to Census response rates in local authority districts in England and Wales
are available in Library Standard Note 2001 Census of Population: Response rates in
local authority districts in England and Wales, available on the Parliamentary intranet.36
35
36
ibid., p. 6
http://hcl1.hclibrary.parliament.uk/notes/sgss/snsg-02760.pdf
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2001 Census response rates by local authority district
Lowest
Kensington and Chelsea
Hackney
City of London
Westminster
Tower Hamlets
Hammersmith and Fulham
Camden
Southwark
Islington
Lambeth
Brent
Newham
Lewisham
Haringey
Slough UA
Ealing
Greenwich
Ceredigion
Luton UA
Barking and Dagenham
Redbridge
Croydon
Rushmoor
Waltham Forest
Merton
64%
72%
74%
74%
76%
76%
77%
77%
78%
79%
79%
80%
81%
83%
85%
85%
86%
86%
86%
86%
87%
87%
88%
88%
88%
Highest
Teesdale
Castle Morpeth
Selby
South Norfolk
St. Edmundsbury
Broadland
North Devon
Kennet
Chester-le-Street
Alnwick
Bolsover
Durham
Havant
North East Derbyshire
Rugby
West Dorset
Staffordshire Moorlands
Daventry
South Hams
Hambleton
Malvern Hills
Vale of White Horse
Mid Suffolk
North Wiltshire
Shrewsbury and Atcham
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
Source: Office for National Statistics
4.
The One Number Census
The 2001 Census results were the first to represent the entire population. This was
achieved through a new strategy known as the ‘One Number Census’ (ONC). One of the
key elements of the ONC was an independent follow-up survey. The Census Coverage
Survey (CCS) involved face-to-face interviews with a sample of 320,000 households
from every local authority in the UK. In previous censuses, the total population given was
the raw count, reflecting a response rate of around 98%. By combining the results of the
census and the CCS, it was possible in 2001 to estimate the total resident population - the
‘one number’ – with a margin of error, later identified as +/- 0.2%. The One Number
Census process involved a number of stages:
•
•
•
•
A Census Coverage Survey conducted during May/June 2001;
Records from the CCS were matched to those from the 2001 Census;
Populations of the sample areas were estimated from the results of the matching
using dual system estimation techniques which enabled an estimate of those
persons missed by both the census and the CCS to be made;
Populations for each local authority by age and sex were then estimated using a
combination of standard regression and small area estimation techniques;
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•
•
Households and persons estimated to have been missed by the census were then
imputed to produce a fully adjusted census database; and finally
All population estimates were carefully quality-assured using demographic
analysis and comparison with aggregate level administrative data.
However, the process and methodology behind the imputation of missing households and
individuals appeared to cause some concern:
…[the One Number Census] has led to accusations officials have ‘made people
up’ to complete the statistics. How do you know a person exists? Do they need a
name? Must they really live where they think they do? Not according to the
Office for National Statistics, which says that it is so sure that 2% of the
population is out there – just not on the census – that it has come up with details
including age, sex and addresses for a million or so ‘individuals’.37
Nonetheless, the National Statistician concluded in answer to a recent parliamentary
question from Mark Field MP that
the One Number Census process added considerably to our knowledge of the
quality of the census at a local authority level. However, in the future it will be
possible to place even more emphasis on producing measures of quality. This will
be a critical shift in determining future actions.38
5.
Local authority population estimates
There are two key sources of population data at the national, regional and local authority
level. The first is the decennial Census of Population conducted every ten years. The
second is an annual series of inter-censal population estimates which, using the previous
decennial Census as a base, estimate the mid-year population in a given area taking into
account births, deaths and migration.
The 2001 Census was notable in that the variation in England and Wales between the
Census population count and the previous year’s (2000) mid-year estimates was over
900,000, and exceeded one million across the whole UK.
The National Statistician, Len Cook, gave a detailed explanation to the Treasury Select
Committee of the difference between the 2001 Census population count and the 2000
mid-year population estimates. He suggested that this was not as high as had been
reported in the press – as the UK’s “missing million” – but, rather, the residual difference
was just 300,000, mostly attributable to systematic problems in the production of accurate
migration estimates:
37
38
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2283352.stm
HC Deb 14 July 2003 c129-30w
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Mr. Cook: Firstly, they were not missing. We have a population statistics system
during the decade where we have a Census at the start and end of each decade
and, in between the decade, we measure births and deaths, we measure people
who arrive in the United Kingdom and depart from the United Kingdom and we
also measure people who shift between local authorities. When we published the
results of the 2001 Census, we found that the calculations that we produced for
our population estimates using the 1991 Census as a base gave us a difference of
1.1 million people and that was a very large difference. We reviewed firstly the
adjustments made in the 1991 Census and concluded that in fact that [1991]
Census had adjusted incorrectly for missing population. So, we then concluded
that we had a 900,000 difference. We then published the results on that basis…at
the time we did that, we set off several studies to try and find an empirical
analysis that explained the 900,000 difference…One is that we reviewed all the
migration estimation processes we had based on the information we now have
and we believe that we, in revising the migration estimates that we had - and
estimating migration outflow, for example, from Britain is probably the most
difficult job that we have - we added 368,000 to that difference. So, we then
ended up with a difference of some 500,000. We then have reviewed the Census
statistics by linking the 2001 Census to the 1991 and earlier Censuses and we
believe that we have found an undercount in the 2001 Census biased towards
younger males of approximately 180,000 and the residual difference of 300,000
we believe is still associated with migration. So, in fact, we have made a revision
to the Census and I think that we have provided a more substantive explanation
for the bulk of the difference.39
Data relating to variations between the 2000 mid-year population estimates and 2001
Census population count, by local authority district in England and Wales is available in
Library Standard Note Variation between 2001 Census population counts and 2000 midyear estimates – data for local authority districts in England and Wales40 and 2001
Census – the UK’s “missing million”41, both available on the Parliamentary intranet.
Census data and mid-year population estimates are important in determining the funding
formulae used to allocate central government resources to other organisations such as the
devolved administrations (via the Barnett formula), local authorities and health bodies. In
2003-04 £44 billion in Formula Grant was allocated to local authorities in England and
£148 billion to Primary Care Trusts. Population data informs the targeting of resources in
particular areas such as European programmes of regional economic aid and is central to
the planning of local authority services including education, social services, housing,
transport and planning policies.
39
40
41
Treasury Committee (Sub-Committee), Office for National Statistics Annual Report 2002-03, 15
October 2003, HC 1177 2002-03, q74;
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200203/cmselect/cmtreasy/1177/3101501.htm
http://hcl1.hclibrary.parliament.uk/notes/sgss/snsg-02761.pdf
http://hcl1.hclibrary.parliament.uk/notes/sgss/snsg-02029.pdf
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The City of Westminster council was particularly concerned that the 2001 Census-based
estimate for its area was 26% lower than the 2000 population estimate. In December
2002, the Council approached the Statistics Commission to ask it to investigate. In
October 2003, the Statistics Commission published its interim report, concluding that
ONS needed to revisit the population estimates for the Westminster area.
The Statistics Commission also proposed that a more general population count in 2006
should be considered, particularly in the areas that proved most difficult to count in 2001.
In practice, this would mean that much of Inner London may need to be re-counted.
Given the problems associated with migration data, identified in the National
Statistician’s account to the Treasury Select Committee, the Commission further
recommended a quality review of migration data while Government was invited to
consider the introduction of a national address register to aid enumeration and accurate
counting. Nonetheless, the Commission found that “the 2001 Census was conducted [by
ONS] according to the best methodology available for a conventional Census” albeit the
method “failed to cope adequately with the most extreme of circumstances”.
Local authority districts with highest % variation between
2001 Census and 2000 mid-year population estimates
Census count below MYE
District
Westminster
Forest Heath
Kensington and Chelsea
Cambridge
Richmond upon Thames
Manchester
Oxford
Elmbridge
Southend-on-Sea UA
Barnet
Rutland UA
Richmondshire
Three Rivers
Rother
Chester-le-Street
Cardiff
Epsom and Ewell
Bristol, City of UA
Windsor and Maidenhead UA
Surrey Heath
Middlesbrough UA
Shepway
Derby UA
Suffolk Coastal
Nottingham UA
Census count above MYE
% diff
-25.9
-21.6
-16.5
-12.5
-11.7
-10.6
-9.9
-9.6
-9.4
-9.0
-8.5
-8.4
-8.3
-7.2
-7.0
-6.8
-6.3
-6.3
-6.3
-6.3
-6.3
-6.2
-6.2
-6.1
-5.6
District
City of London
Pendle
West Somerset
Slough UA
Oswestry
Lewes
Thurrock UA
Rushmoor
Barking and Dagenham
Selby
Tower Hamlets
West Wiltshire
Wellingborough
Telford & Wrekin UA
Ceredigion
Ryedale
Penwith
Gravesham
Torridge
Babergh
Corby
Bromsgrove
Reigate and Banstead
South Staffordshire
Lincoln
Source: Office for National Statistics
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% diff
12.8
7.6
7.2
7.1
5.9
5.4
5.3
5.3
5.1
5.0
5.0
4.9
4.7
4.6
4.5
4.3
4.2
4.0
3.8
3.8
3.7
3.5
3.5
3.5
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Regarding the specifics of the Westminster case, the Commission identified that it was
“impossible to know the population of Westminster on Census night in 2001 with
certainty” and that the level of uncertainty was “substantially amplified due to
Westminster’s low response in the initial enumeration” and other local factors such as the
extent of “churn in population” – 25% of Westminster’s electorate on the electoral
register changes annually. Crucially, the Commission was unable to identify any
alternative population estimate as being preferable to ONS’s published estimate.42
ONS undertook a Census Matching Project to investigate potential discrepancies between
the administrative address lists of Manchester and Westminster City Councils, and the
address list collected by ONS for the 2001 Census. Manchester was chosen because it
was the local authority with the greatest difference between its Census-based population
estimates and the population estimated from the local authority’s address lists.
Westminster had a particularly poor response rate and the largest difference between the
Census count and its previously estimated population.
The matching work was divided into two stages for each of the local authorities. The first
phase involved automatic matching of the address lists between those used by the
authorities and those used by ONS. The second phase involved further clerical matching.
The Manchester matching project found that an estimated 14,000 addresses were missed
in the Census enumeration.43 The matching results for Westminster have not yet been
published, but will be available via the ONS website.44
G.
Will there be a Census in 2011?
The National Statistician, Len Cook, recently confirmed that there would be a decennial
Census in 2011:
The census is the biggest survey in Britain and the largest single activity by
government that involves everyone, every ten years. It has a special place in
information about Britain. But, out of the great variety of reviews and studies
involving the census, a path towards the next census in 2011 is now emerging.
Great improvements in managing information in government mean that with the
right legal protection, we could put together much of what we obtain from the
census using information government already holds.
However, we will not be prepared by 2011 for full replacement of the census by
bringing together administrative records. We want to make the best of what we
42
43
44
Statistics Commission The 2001 Census in Westminster: Interim Report (October 2003), also available
at http://www.statscom.org.uk/resources/reports_docs/census2001.pdf
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/downloads/theme_population/InterimReport_CensusMatching.pdf
http://www.nationalstatistics.gov.uk/StatBase/Product.asp?vlnk=601
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will have then and we are publishing proposals today that present a way
forward.45
Jil Matheson, ONS’s acting Executive Director of Economic and Social Reporting,
confirmed in her evidence to the Treasury Select Committee that the proposals for the
2011 Census were designed to encourage “extensive public engagement”.46 To this end,
ONS recently published a discussion paper about the proposed design for the 2011
Census in England and Wales. In the paper, they identify a number of issues arising from
the 2001 Census, including
•
•
•
•
•
•
Maximising response rates, particularly in inner cities
Improve understanding of coverage
Provision of outputs on multiple population bases
Improvements in mechanisms for delivery of census forms, including the
introduction of a unique identifier and barcode using national address lists, and the
establishment of a form tracking system to aid fieldwork
Flexibility in methods of collection, including post-back, online form completion,
telephone interviewing
Improved follow-up and awareness-raising of the legal obligation to complete
census forms and the penalties for failing to do so, including a more effective
prosecution strategy.47
The Report of the National Strategy for Neighbourhood Renewal Policy Action Team 18
(PAT 18) recommended in 2000 that ONS consider the merit of conducting a census in
2006 in order to update data in the Neighbourhood Statistics System (NeSS)
(www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk). ONS estimated that a census in 2006 would cost
between £170 million and £220 million and that this expenditure would “not be justified
by its value to the development of the Neighbourhood Statistics System”.48
As the 2001 Census showed, the current system of decennial censuses with population
estimates in intervening years can lead to sharp revisions of the population estimates in
census years. ONS are currently consulting as to the establishment of an Integrated
Population Statistics System (IPSS), further aided by a Continuous Population Survey
which could amalgamate four existing social surveys, provisionally from 2007.49 The
45
46
47
48
49
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/about/other_letters/ipss_proposals.asp
Treasury Committee (Sub-Committee), Office for National Statistics Annual Report 2002-03, 15
October 2003, HC 1177 2002-03, q.93;
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200203/cmselect/cmtreasy/1177/3101506.htm
Office for National Statistics The 2011 Census: A proposed design for England and Wales (Discussion
Paper) (October 2003)
Office for National Statistics Review of the Need for a 2006 Census in England and Wales (2002)
Office for National Statistics Information Paper: Census strategic development review – Alternatives to
a Census: Rolling Census (October 2003) available online at
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/downloads/theme_population/rolling_census.pdf
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IPSS would combine census, survey and administrative data, linked at the individual
person level, to create a single, comprehensive database which is updated over time. The
database will underpin all ONS population and social statistics, resulting in more
consistent statistics for the public sector, NHS, academia and private sector. The key
elements of the proposed new Population System are:
•
•
•
•
•
a high quality address register, covering all properties in England and Wales
a comprehensive statistical database combining administrative and survey data by
linking information at the individual person and household level
following the 2011 Census, the linked statistical and census databases would be
combined to create a linked population statistics database;
from 2013 onwards, the linked population statistics database would be updated
using administrative records, survey data, the address register, and any future
population register, and
the linked population statistics database would form the basis of all future
population statistics produced by ONS, including populating the Neighbourhood
Statistics system and underpinning the mid-year population estimates series.50
However, the creation of a linked population statistics database through a process of data
matching raises a number of important legal and ethical issues. Data matching is the
linking of information about the same (or similar) members of two or more datasets,
typically on the basis of information held in common, to produce a further, matched
dataset. Crucially, the body of legislation governing the production of official statistics
would need to be amended to explicitly provide for the linking of datasets and the
creation of a new, unified system. Issues of privacy and consent are also important while
the need to hold identifying information for the purposes of data linkage also raises data
confidentiality issues. Although the Government is continuing to consult on the issues
surrounding data matching, the National Statistics Protocol on Data Matching identifies
the importance of ensuring that any data matching
•
•
•
•
50
is for statistical purposes only, with controls to ensure individual data are
protected;
is authorised by those with responsibility for the collection of the original sources
being matched, who remain responsible for their protection;
complies with the law and the principles outlined in the National Statistics Code
of Practice; and
does not put at risk public trust in the practices and methods of National
Statistics.51
Office for National Statistics Proposals for an Integrated Population Statistics System (Discussion
Paper) (October 2003), available at http://www.statistics.gov.uk/downloads/theme_population/ipss.pdf.
Further information is available in A Demographic Statistics Service for the 21st Century (July 2003),
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/about/Methodology_by_theme/downloads/Demographic_Statistics_Service.pdf
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H.
Accompanying CD-ROM and further information
Further information is available on a CD-ROM which accompanies the printed version of
this Research Paper, including complete Census data for all 659 UK Parliamentary
constituencies. Please note that the House of Commons Library cannot accept
responsibility for any technical or other problems associated with use of this CD-ROM. A
help facility is provided on the CD-ROM. Data is also available in downloadable form
using the Neighbourhood Statistics portal on the Office for National Statistics website at
http://neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk or their dedicated 2001 Census page at
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/census2001
Library Research Papers are compiled for the benefit of Members of Parliament and their
personal staff. Authors are available to discuss the contents of this paper and the
underlying data with Members and their staff but cannot advise members of the general
public. ONS Census Customer Services staff can provide advice to the public:
Census Customer Services
ONS
Titchfield
Fareham
Hants PO15 5RR
Telephone: +44 (0)1329 813800
Fax: +44 (0)1329 813587
Minicom: +44 (0)1329 813669
E-mail: [email protected]
51
Office for National Statistics National Statistics Code of Practice Protocol on Data Matching (March
2003) http://www.statistics.gov.uk/about/consultations/general_consultations/downloads/Protocol_on_Data_Matching.pdf
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II
Key results and findings
Notes on illustrative maps
The addition of illustrative maps to this Research Paper is intended to make the
interpretation of census data easier. However, the following notes should be borne in
mind when drawing conclusions from these maps:
•
Maps show selected data for constituencies in Great Britain52, with an expanded
view of constituencies in London.
•
The 641 constituencies in Great Britain have been divided into five equally sized
bands, also known as ‘quintile groups’, each of which contain about 128
constituencies (20% of the all constituencies in Great Britain).
•
Quintile groups have been colour-coded from dark green – the 20% of
constituencies with the highest proportions – through to light green – the 20%
with the lowest percentages.
•
Each map uses a different scale to illustrate data. The scale is provided in the
legend.
•
Constituencies with rates near the boundaries of these quintiles will be coloured
differently even though their data may only differ slightly from those in another,
neighbouring quintile group.
NOTE: All mapping is © Ordnance Survey and must not be reproduced without
permission.
52
Northern Ireland constituency boundary data is not currently available to the Library.
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A.
Population
Density
Constituency
Migration
persons/hectare
Rank
Constituency
Highest
Kensington and Chelsea
130.98
1
Highest
Edinburgh Central
Islington North
124.27
2
Bristol West
%
Rank
28.0
1
26.1
2
Hammersmith and Fulham
121.94
3
Glasgow Kelvin
25.9
3
Hackney North and Stoke Newington
119.56
4
Cardiff Central
25.3
4
Vauxhall
117.23
5
Leeds North West
25.2
5
24.0
6
24.0
7
Regent's Park and North Kensington
115.90
6
Cambridge
Islington South and Finsbury
112.43
7
Nottingham South
Bethnal Green and Bow
109.71
8
Sheffield Central
23.3
8
Holborn and St. Pancras
107.41
9
Manchester Gorton
23.3
9
Liverpool Riverside
23.1
10
Rank
Camberwell and Peckham
105.04
10
North Southwark and Bermondsey
102.81
11
Streatham
97.63
12
Hackney South and Shoreditch
96.03
13
Age 0-15
Battersea
84.09
14
Constituency
%
Tooting
83.61
15
Tottenham
83.38
16
Highest
Birmingham Sparkbrook and Small Heath
30.8
1
West Ham
82.13
17
Belfast West
28.2
2
Lewisham Deptford
79.87
18
East Ham
27.2
3
Brent East
79.39
19
Foyle
26.8
4
Hampstead and Highgate
78.94
20
Birmingham Ladywood
26.8
5
Mid Ulster
26.4
6
Bradford West
Lowest
26.4
7
Gordon
0.37
640
Blackburn
26.3
8
Fermanagh and South Tyrone
0.36
641
Birmingham Hodge Hill
26.3
9
Stirling
0.33
642
West Tyrone
25.9
10
Berwick-upon-Tweed
0.30
643
Hexham
0.30
644
Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale
0.29
645
Constituency
%
Montgomeryshire
0.28
646
Penrith and The Border
0.26
647
Highest
Battersea
59.9
1
Age 16-44
Rank
West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine
0.24
648
Edinburgh Central
59.5
2
Roxburgh and Berwickshire
0.23
649
Glasgow Kelvin
58.7
3
Brecon and Radnorshire
0.22
650
Tooting
57.5
4
Meirionnydd Nant Conwy
0.21
651
Vauxhall
56.5
5
Orkney and Shetland
0.17
652
Streatham
56.3
6
Galloway and Upper Nithsdale
0.15
653
Hammersmith and Fulham
56.1
7
North Tayside
0.15
654
North Southwark and Bermondsey
55.8
8
Inverness East, Nairn and Lochaber
0.10
655
Cities of London and Westminster
55.0
9
Bristol West
54.8
10
Argyll and Bute
0.10
656
Western Isles
0.09
657
Ross, Skye and Inverness West
0.08
658
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross
0.06
659
Age 65+
30
Constituency
%
Highest
Christchurch
29.9
1
East Devon
28.9
2
Harwich
28.2
3
Worthing West
28.1
4
Bexhill and Battle
28.0
5
New Forest West
27.8
6
North Norfolk
25.4
7
Eastbourne
25.4
8
West Dorset
24.6
9
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton
24.4
10
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B.
Ethnicity
White
Constituency
Chinese
%
Constituency
%
Rank
1
Highest
Manchester Central
2.7
1
2
Hendon
2.7
2
99.6
3
Poplar and Canning Town
2.6
3
99.6
4
Cities of London and Westminster
2.6
4
Highest
Newry and Armagh
99.7
West Tyrone
99.6
Galloway and Upper Nithsdale
Mid Ulster
Rank
South Down
99.6
5
Lewisham Deptford
2.2
5
North Antrim
99.5
6
Liverpool Riverside
2.2
6
Roxburgh and Berwickshire
99.5
7
North Southwark and Bermondsey
2.2
7
Fermanagh and South Tyrone
99.5
8
Cambridge
2.1
8
Penrith and The Border
99.5
9
Islington South and Finsbury
2.1
9
Berwick-upon-Tweed
99.5
10
Holborn and St. Pancras
2.0
10
Belfast West
99.5
11
Finchley and Golders Green
1.9
11
Banff and Buchan
99.5
12
Kensington and Chelsea
1.9
12
Cunninghame North
99.5
13
Camberwell and Peckham
1.9
13
Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley
99.4
14
Vauxhall
1.7
14
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross
99.4
15
Brent North
1.5
15
Workington
99.4
16
Oxford East
1.5
16
Montgomeryshire
99.4
17
Edinburgh South
1.5
17
Argyll and Bute
99.4
18
Greenwich and Woolwich
1.5
18
Western Isles
99.4
19
Hampstead and Highgate
1.5
19
East Lothian
99.3
20
Islington North
1.5
20
%
Rank
Indian/Pakistani/Bangladeshi
Constituency
Black
%
Rank
1
Highest
Camberwell and Peckham
39.2
1
2
Lewisham Deptford
30.7
2
41.3
3
Vauxhall
29.8
3
38.9
4
Brent South
29.7
4
Highest
Birmingham Sparkbrook and Small Heath
51.2
Leicester East
41.7
Bradford West
Bethnal Green and Bow
Constituency
Birmingham Ladywood
38.9
5
Tottenham
28.6
5
East Ham
38.2
6
Hackney South and Shoreditch
27.3
6
Ilford South
35.2
7
Croydon North
23.9
7
Ealing Southall
34.1
8
West Ham
23.8
8
Brent North
32.9
9
Lewisham West
23.8
9
Birmingham Perry Barr
30.5
10
Streatham
22.6
10
Leicester South
29.0
11
Hackney North and Stoke Newington
22.0
11
Harrow East
28.7
12
North Southwark and Bermondsey
20.6
12
Slough
27.3
13
Dulwich and West Norwood
20.2
13
West Ham
27.1
14
Brent East
18.3
14
Feltham and Heston
26.8
15
Edmonton
18.1
15
Blackburn
26.2
16
East Ham
17.7
16
Bradford North
24.1
17
Leyton and Wanstead
17.6
17
Poplar and Canning Town
24.0
18
Birmingham Ladywood
17.3
18
Brent South
23.0
19
Walthamstow
17.0
19
Walsall South
22.0
20
Lewisham East
14.8
20
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C.
Religion
Christian
Constituency
Hindu
%
Rank
Constituency
%
Rank
Highest
Mid Ulster
93.6
1
Highest
Leicester East
27.2
1
West Tyrone
92.5
2
Brent North
25.1
2
Foyle
91.6
3
Harrow East
22.7
3
Fermanagh and South Tyrone
91.5
4
Brent South
18.9
4
Newry and Armagh
91.5
5
Harrow West
16.3
5
Belfast West
89.6
6
Ilford South
10.5
6
South Down
89.3
7
East Ham
10.2
7
Upper Bann
88.0
8
Ealing; Southall
10.2
8
Makerfield
88.0
9
Leicester West
8.9
9
North Antrim
87.8
10
Leicester South
8.7
10
%
Rank
%
Rank
Highest
Birmingham Sparkbrook & Small Heath
48.8
1
Highest
Hendon
18.0
1
Bethnal Green and Bow
39.2
2
Finchley and Golders Green
17.9
2
Bradford West
37.6
3
Hertsmere
11.3
3
East Ham
29.7
4
Ilford North
10.2
4
Birmingham; Ladywood
29.5
5
Hackney North and Stoke Newington
9.5
5
Blackburn
25.7
6
Hampstead and Highgate
9.2
6
Poplar and Canning Town
25.4
7
Harrow East
8.9
7
8.7
8
Muslim
Constituency
Jewish
Constituency
West Ham
23.6
8
Bury South
Bradford North
20.6
9
Chipping Barnet
7.8
9
Ilford South
19.6
10
Leeds North East
7.7
10
%
Rank
Sikh
Constituency
Highest
Ealing; Southall
Non or not stated
18.0
%
Rank
1
Highest
Aberdeen North
Constituency
49.3
1
Feltham and Heston
11.8
2
Aberdeen Central
48.7
2
Warley
11.3
3
Edinburgh North and Leith
45.5
3
Wolverhampton South East
10.6
4
Edinburgh Central
44.6
4
Hayes and Harlington
10.4
5
Aberdeen South
44.2
5
Birmingham; Perry Barr
9.5
6
Central Fife
43.9
6
Ilford South
9.4
7
Edinburgh South
42.4
7
Slough
9.1
8
Dunfermline East
42.0
8
Wolverhampton South West
8.1
9
Kirkcaldy
41.9
9
West Bromwich East
7.3
10
Brighton Pavilion
41.1
10
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D.
Health and carers
Limiting long-term illness (all ages)
Constituency
Limiting long-term illness (working ages)
%
%
Rank
1
Highest
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross
38.6
1
2
Glasgow Shettleston
36.4
2
46.7
3
Cynon Valley
31.2
3
46.6
4
Rhondda
29.9
4
Highest
Glasgow Shettleston
50.3
Easington
46.8
Rhondda
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney
Rank
Constituency
Aberavon
45.7
5
Western Isles
29.0
5
Glasgow Springburn
44.9
6
Glasgow Springburn
26.6
6
Cynon Valley
44.1
7
Belfast North
26.0
7
Glasgow Maryhill
43.3
8
Aberavon
25.4
8
Blaenau Gwent
42.8
9
Easington
24.6
9
Llanelli
42.0
10
Blaenau Gwent
24.5
10
17.6
650
Buckingham
8.0
650
Lowest
Kensington and Chelsea
Lowest
Oxford West and Abingdon
17.6
651
Runnymede and Weybridge
7.9
651
Maidenhead
17.4
652
Beaconsfield
7.8
652
North East Hampshire
17.3
653
Windsor
7.8
653
Esher and Walton
17.2
654
Esher and Walton
7.8
654
Surrey Heath
17.2
655
Wimbledon
7.7
655
Windsor
17.0
656
Oxford West and Abingdon
7.7
656
Buckingham
16.9
657
Richmond Park
7.6
657
Richmond Park
16.9
658
Belfast West
6.0
658
15.4
659
Wokingham
3.5
659
%
Rank
Wokingham
Carers 20+ hours per week
Constituency
Highest
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross
11.5
1
Glasgow Shettleston
7.5
2
Cynon Valley
6.7
3
Easington
6.4
4
Western Isles
6.4
5
Glasgow Springburn
6.4
6
Aberavon
6.3
7
Rhondda
6.2
8
Llanelli
5.9
9
Liverpool Walton
5.9
10
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E.
Employment
Full-time employees
Constituency
Unemployed
%
%
Rank
1
Highest
Birmingham Ladywood
18.3
1
2
Birmingham Sparkbrook and Small Heath
15.7
2
69.3
3
Belfast West
15.4
3
68.9
4
Liverpool Riverside
13.1
4
Highest
Battersea
70.9
Tooting
70.4
Livingston
Slough
Rank
Constituency
Aldershot
68.6
5
Glasgow Shettleston
13.1
5
Feltham and Heston
68.5
6
Liverpool Walton
12.2
6
Basingstoke
68.3
7
Manchester Central
12.2
7
Putney
68.2
8
Glasgow Springburn
12.1
8
Cumbernauld and Kilsyth
68.1
9
Camberwell and Peckham
12.0
9
Milton Keynes South West
68.1
10
Middlesbrough
12.0
10
Part-time employees
Constituency
Long-term unemployed*
Rank
Constituency
%
Rank
23.2
1
Highest
Belfast West
46.6
1
23.1
2
Newry and Armagh
45.5
2
Cleethorpes
23.0
3
Foyle
45.3
3
Isle of Wight
22.8
4
Belfast North
44.9
4
Mid Dorset and North Poole
22.8
5
West Tyrone
42.0
5
Waveney
22.5
6
East Londonderry
41.1
6
Highest
Carlisle
Wansdyke
%
Great Grimsby
22.5
7
Liverpool Wavertree
40.9
7
Norwich North
22.4
8
Liverpool Walton
40.8
8
Yeovil
22.3
9
Ynys Mon
40.7
9
Ryedale
22.2
10
Liverpool Riverside
40.6
10
* % of all unemployed
Self-employed
Constituency
%
Rank
Highest
Brecon and Radnorshire
25.9
1
Leominster
24.7
2
Montgomeryshire
24.5
3
Penrith and The Border
24.4
4
Ludlow
24.4
5
Meirionnydd Nant Conwy
23.5
6
Torridge and West Devon
23.3
7
Westmorland and Lonsdale
23.2
8
Totnes
22.7
9
Bexhill and Battle
22.6
10
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F.
Industry
Agriculture etc
Constituency
Hotels & catering
%
Highest
Galloway and Upper Nithsdale
13.2
Orkney and Shetland
10.7
Montgomeryshire
Brecon and Radnorshire
Rank
Constituency
%
Rank
1
Highest
Blackpool South
13.0
1
2
Meirionnydd Nant Conwy
12.1
2
10.7
3
Westmorland and Lonsdale
11.9
3
10.4
4
North Cornwall
11.7
4
Roxburgh and Berwickshire
9.8
5
Inverness East, Nairn and Lochaber
11.0
5
Penrith and The Border
9.6
6
Torbay
10.8
6
Argyll and Bute
8.8
7
St. Ives
10.8
7
Leominster
8.7
8
Argyll and Bute
10.4
8
Ceredigion
8.7
9
Scarborough and Whitby
10.3
9
Torridge and West Devon
8.6
10
Conwy
10.2
10
Mining etc
Constituency
Financial intermediation
%
Highest
Aberdeen South
17.0
Mid Ulster
16.1
West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine
Rank
Constituency
%
Rank
1
Highest
Kensington and Chelsea
20.0
1
2
Cities of London and Westminster
13.5
2
16.0
3
Rayleigh
13.5
3
South Down
15.9
4
Brentwood and Ongar
13.2
4
Gordon
14.9
5
Poplar and Canning Town
13.2
5
Aberdeen North
14.6
6
Edinburgh Central
12.9
6
Aberdeen Central
14.1
7
Billericay
12.9
7
West Tyrone
13.5
8
Upminster
12.7
8
Banff and Buchan
13.1
9
Southend West
12.6
9
Barnsley East and Mexborough
12.4
10
Hornchurch
12.4
10
Constituency
%
Rank
Highest
Blaenau Gwent
32.6
1
Islwyn
30.6
2
Pendle
30.3
3
Walsall North
30.2
4
Stoke-on-Trent North
29.3
5
Burnley
29.3
6
Ogmore
29.2
7
Amber Valley
29.2
8
Stoke-on-Trent South
29.2
9
West Bromwich West
29.1
10
Manufacturing
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G.
Qualifications
No qualification
Constituency
Degree (or equivalent) and above
%
Highest
Belfast West
51.5
Belfast North
51.4
Glasgow Shettleston
Glasgow Springburn
Rank
Constituency
%
Rank
1
Highest
Kensington and Chelsea
56.5
1
2
Hampstead and Highgate
54.1
2
50.1
3
Cities of London and Westminster
50.6
3
49.4
4
Battersea
49.5
4
Glasgow Baillieston
48.9
5
Richmond Park
48.4
5
Walsall North
48.4
6
Wimbledon
48.0
6
Wolverhampton South East
48.3
7
Hornsey and Wood Green
47.8
7
Birmingham Hodge Hill
48.3
8
Hammersmith and Fulham
47.8
8
West Tyrone
48.1
9
Putney
46.7
9
West Bromwich West
47.7
10
Tooting
45.6
10
Rhondda
47.2
11
Bristol West
45.1
11
Birmingham Sparkbrook and Small Heath
46.8
12
Finchley and Golders Green
44.0
12
Glasgow Pollok
46.3
13
Streatham
42.5
13
North Antrim
46.0
14
Dulwich and West Norwood
42.0
14
Mid Ulster
45.7
15
Regent's Park and North Kensington
41.5
15
Sheffield Brightside
45.7
16
Ealing Acton and Shepherd's Bush
41.4
16
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney
45.7
17
Islington North
41.3
17
West Bromwich East
45.3
18
Twickenham
41.0
18
Stoke-on-Trent North
45.1
19
Vauxhall
40.4
19
Wolverhampton North East
45.1
20
Cambridge
40.1
20
Lowest
Guildford
17.5
640
Lowest
Pontefract and Castleford
9.1
640
Edinburgh Central
17.4
641
Plymouth Devonport
9.1
641
Leeds North West
17.1
642
Easington
9.1
642
Hornsey and Wood Green
16.9
643
Great Yarmouth
9.0
643
Tooting
16.8
644
Castle Point
8.9
643
Oxford West and Abingdon
16.6
645
Barnsley East and Mexborough
8.6
645
Cambridge
16.4
646
Stoke-on-Trent North
8.6
646
Putney
16.3
647
Ashfield
8.5
647
Finchley and Golders Green
16.2
648
Doncaster North
8.5
648
Hammersmith and Fulham
16.1
649
Nottingham North
8.4
649
Battersea
15.9
650
Belfast West
8.3
650
Wokingham
15.8
651
Dagenham
8.3
651
Twickenham
14.9
652
Liverpool Walton
8.2
652
Sheffield Hallam
13.7
653
Glasgow Baillieston
8.0
653
Cities of London and Westminster
13.4
654
Bootle
7.8
653
Wimbledon
13.3
655
Sheffield Brightside
7.7
655
Hampstead and Highgate
13.2
656
Birmingham Hodge Hill
7.6
655
Richmond Park
12.3
657
Kingston upon Hull East
7.4
657
Bristol West
9.8
658
West Bromwich West
7.3
658
Kensington and Chelsea
9.2
659
Walsall North
7.3
659
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H.
Socio economic classification
Managerial etc
Constituency
Intermediate
%
%
Rank
1
Highest
Hornchurch
15.0
1
2
Old Bexley and Sidcup
14.9
2
28.2
3
Bexleyheath and Crayford
14.7
3
28.2
4
North Down
14.6
4
Highest
Battersea
29.0
Kensington and Chelsea
28.5
Wimbledon
Richmond Park
Rank
Constituency
Hampstead and Highgate
28.2
5
Spelthorne
14.3
5
Twickenham
28.0
6
South Antrim
14.1
6
Hammersmith and Fulham
27.5
7
Strangford
14.0
7
Putney
27.3
8
Aldershot
14.0
8
Cities of London and Westminster
27.1
9
Romford
14.0
9
Tooting
26.8
10
Belfast East
13.9
10
Hornsey and Wood Green
26.7
11
Wokingham
26.2
12
Small employers etc
St. Albans
26.0
13
Constituency
%
Rank
Finchley and Golders Green
25.9
14
Esher and Walton
25.9
15
Highest
Montgomeryshire
15.5
1
Maidenhead
25.6
16
Brecon and Radnorshire
15.3
2
Streatham
25.6
17
Meirionnydd Nant Conwy
14.9
3
Hitchin and Harpenden
25.5
18
Penrith and The Border
14.5
4
Bristol West
25.5
19
Leominster
14.4
5
Windsor
25.4
20
Torridge and West Devon
14.2
6
South Down
14.2
7
North Cornwall
13.9
8
Lowest
Middlesbrough
11.6
640
Mid Ulster
13.8
9
Sunderland North
11.6
641
Ludlow
13.7
10
West Bromwich West
11.5
642
Nottingham North
11.4
643
Lower supervisory & technical
Bradford West
11.4
644
Constituency
%
Rank
Manchester Central
11.4
645
Blaenau Gwent
11.3
646
Highest
Copeland
11.8
1
Stoke-on-Trent Central
11.3
647
Alyn and Deeside
11.4
2
Leicester East
11.2
648
East Antrim
11.0
3
Rhondda
11.2
649
Scunthorpe
11.0
4
Easington
11.1
650
Cleethorpes
10.8
5
Liverpool Walton
11.1
651
Upper Bann
10.4
6
Manchester Gorton
10.8
652
Ellesmere Port and Neston
10.3
7
Glasgow Shettleston
10.8
653
Great Grimsby
10.3
8
Leeds Central
10.7
654
South Antrim
10.2
9
Wolverhampton South East
10.6
655
Telford
10.2
10
Birmingham Hodge Hill
10.4
656
Sheffield Brightside
10.1
657
Birmingham Sparkbrook and Small Heath
9.2
658
Constituency
%
Rank
Birmingham Ladywood
9.1
659
Highest
Belfast North
19.3
1
Belfast West
18.7
2
Carlisle
18.0
3
Upper Bann
17.8
4
Great Grimsby
17.7
5
Walsall North
17.7
6
North Antrim
17.5
7
Sheffield Brightside
17.2
8
Wolverhampton North East
17.1
9
West Bromwich West
17.0
10
Semi routine & routine
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I.
Travel to work
Underground
Constituency
Car driver or passenger
%
%
Rank
1
Highest
Congleton
69.5
1
2
Delyn
69.0
2
38.4
3
South Staffordshire
68.9
3
36.9
4
Bromsgrove
68.5
4
Highest
Poplar and Canning Town
39.0
Hammersmith and Fulham
38.8
Hampstead and Highgate
Kensington and Chelsea
Rank
Constituency
Hornsey and Wood Green
36.9
5
Gower
68.3
5
Leyton and Wanstead
36.6
6
North West Leicestershire
68.2
6
Vauxhall
36.1
7
Surrey Heath
68.1
7
Brent East
33.7
8
Warrington South
68.0
8
Tooting
33.7
9
Alyn and Deeside
67.8
9
Bethnal Green and Bow
33.5
10
Stone
67.8
10
Train
Constituency
Bicycle
%
%
Rank
1
Highest
Cambridge
26.7
1
2
Oxford East
14.2
2
29.4
3
City of York
14.1
3
Bromley and Chislehurst
28.2
4
Kingston upon Hull East
12.2
4
Old Bexley and Sidcup
25.8
5
Kingston upon Hull North
11.4
5
Dulwich and West Norwood
25.5
6
Oxford West and Abingdon
11.0
6
10.6
7
Highest
Lewisham East
32.0
Beckenham
30.7
Lewisham West
Rank
Constituency
Lewisham Deptford
25.4
7
Belfast West
Wimbledon
24.7
8
Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle
10.1
8
Greenwich and Woolwich
24.7
9
Gosport
9.8
9
Eltham
24.5
10
Great Grimsby
9.4
10
Bus
Constituency
Foot
%
%
Rank
1
Highest
Glasgow Kelvin
34.2
1
2
Aberdeen Central
33.8
2
29.8
3
Edinburgh Central
31.1
3
Edinburgh North and Leith
28.5
4
Dundee West
28.5
4
Edinburgh Central
28.3
5
Edinburgh South
27.2
5
Birmingham Ladywood
27.9
6
Cities of London and Westminster
26.7
6
Glasgow Shettleston
27.2
7
Glasgow Maryhill
25.6
7
24.2
8
Highest
Camberwell and Peckham
31.9
Edinburgh East and Musselburgh
29.8
Glasgow Springburn
Rank
Constituency
Glasgow Pollok
27.1
8
Holborn and St. Pancras
Manchester Gorton
26.5
9
Edinburgh North and Leith
24.1
9
Hackney South and Shoreditch
26.2
10
Bristol West
22.1
10
46
RESEARCH PAPER 04/01
J.
Accommodation
Detached
Constituency
Terraced
%
%
Rank
1
Highest
Rhondda
74.8
1
2
Liverpool Walton
59.5
2
57.2
3
Pendle
58.6
3
57.0
4
Kingston upon Hull North
57.0
4
Highest
Western Isles
67.7
Orkney and Shetland
59.1
Fermanagh and South Tyrone
South Holland and The Deepings
Rank
Constituency
Mid Ulster
55.6
5
Blaenau Gwent
55.3
5
Sleaford and North Hykeham
55.3
6
Cynon Valley
54.6
6
Christchurch
55.0
7
Barking
54.2
7
West Tyrone
54.2
8
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney
54.1
8
South Down
54.1
9
Dagenham
54.1
9
Louth and Horncastle
53.9
10
Hyndburn
54.0
10
Leominster
53.0
11
Coventry North East
53.9
11
South Norfolk
52.6
12
Burnley
51.9
12
Mid Norfolk
51.7
13
Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle
51.8
13
New Forest West
50.2
14
Ilford South
51.5
14
Carmarthen East and Dinefwr
49.9
15
East Ham
51.0
15
Mid Dorset and North Poole
49.8
16
Belfast West
50.5
16
Gainsborough
49.7
17
Coventry North West
50.2
17
Ceredigion
49.6
18
Liverpool Wavertree
48.9
18
West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine
49.6
19
Kingston upon Hull East
48.9
19
Montgomeryshire
49.4
20
Portsmouth South
48.3
20
%
Rank
Rank
Semi-detached
Constituency
Flat and maisonette
Constituency
%
1
Highest
Cities of London and Westminster
90.9
1
2
Glasgow Kelvin
89.9
2
52.3
3
Holborn and St. Pancras
88.5
3
52.1
4
Regent's Park and North Kensington
86.6
4
Highest
Wolverhampton North East
56.4
Bexleyheath and Crayford
54.1
Sunderland South
Dudley South
St. Helens North
52.0
5
Edinburgh Central
83.8
5
Scunthorpe
51.8
6
Hampstead and Highgate
83.3
6
Dudley North
50.9
7
North Southwark and Bermondsey
83.0
7
Makerfield
50.7
8
Islington South and Finsbury
82.9
8
Rother Valley
50.6
9
Glasgow Govan
82.8
9
Stoke-on-Trent South
50.4
10
Bethnal Green and Bow
82.5
10
Wentworth
49.9
11
Kensington and Chelsea
82.2
11
Knowsley North and Sefton East
49.8
12
Glasgow Shettleston
81.9
12
Redcar
49.5
13
Vauxhall
81.4
13
Barnsley East and Mexborough
49.5
14
Edinburgh North and Leith
80.7
14
Birmingham Yardley
49.4
15
Aberdeen Central
79.8
15
Southport
49.2
16
Glasgow Maryhill
78.0
16
City of Durham
48.8
17
Islington North
77.7
17
Stretford and Urmston
48.8
18
Hackney South and Shoreditch
76.2
18
Cannock Chase
48.7
19
Poplar and Canning Town
75.7
19
West Bromwich West
48.6
20
Camberwell and Peckham
75.0
20
48
RESEARCH PAPER 04/01
K.
Cars/Vans or amenities
No car
Constituency
2 or more cars
%
Rank
Constituency
%
Rank
Highest
Glasgow Shettleston
68.1
1
Highest
Buckingham
55.3
1
Glasgow Springburn
63.8
2
North East Hampshire
53.1
2
Glasgow Maryhill
63.4
3
Surrey Heath
53.1
3
Holborn and St. Pancras
63.3
4
Beaconsfield
53.0
4
Islington South and Finsbury
59.3
5
Wokingham
52.3
5
Bethnal Green and Bow
59.2
6
Chesham and Amersham
52.1
6
Cities of London and Westminster
58.2
7
Henley
50.2
7
Manchester Central
57.8
8
Mid Bedfordshire
50.1
8
Liverpool Riverside
57.7
9
Mole Valley
50.1
9
Hackney South and Shoreditch
57.4
10
Saffron Walden
49.9
10
Leeds Central
57.3
11
Tyne Bridge
57.1
12
Overcrowding
Vauxhall
56.9
13
Constituency
%
Rank
Camberwell and Peckham
56.4
14
Islington North
56.1
15
Highest
Holborn and St. Pancras
34.4
1
Birmingham Ladywood
56.1
16
North Southwark and Bermondsey
34.2
2
Regent's Park and North Kensington
55.9
17
Hammersmith and Fulham
31.4
3
North Southwark and Bermondsey
54.7
18
Bethnal Green and Bow
30.5
4
Hackney North and Stoke Newington
54.6
19
Camberwell and Peckham
29.7
5
Liverpool Walton
54.4
20
Isle of Wight
29.7
6
Glasgow Shettleston
28.2
7
South West Norfolk
28.0
8
Lowest
Esher and Walton
13.0
640
Hackney South and Shoreditch
27.9
9
Mid Dorset and North Poole
12.9
641
Brent South
27.6
10
Saffron Walden
12.8
642
Romsey
12.8
643
With central heating etc
West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine
12.8
644
Constituency
%
Rank
Wealden
12.8
645
Blaby
12.7
646
Highest
Houghton and Washington East
98.6
1
Maidenhead
12.4
647
Easington
98.4
2
Mole Valley
12.3
648
Jarrow
98.4
3
Horsham
12.2
649
Linlithgow
98.3
4
Arundel and South Downs
12.1
650
City of Durham
98.3
5
Chesham and Amersham
11.7
651
Blyth Valley
98.3
6
Henley
11.6
652
Motherwell and Wishaw
98.3
7
Mid Bedfordshire
11.5
653
Sedgefield
98.2
8
Beaconsfield
11.0
654
Wansbeck
98.2
9
Surrey Heath
10.8
655
Airdrie and Shotts
98.2
10
Northavon
10.6
656
Buckingham
9.9
657
North East Hampshire
9.7
658
Lowest
Bradford West
72.1
650
Wokingham
9.2
659
Huddersfield
71.8
651
Liverpool Wavertree
71.6
652
Bradford North
70.7
653
Leeds West
70.6
654
Birmingham Sparkbrook and Small Heath
70.1
655
Birmingham Hodge Hill
69.7
656
Liverpool Walton
69.0
657
Liverpool West Derby
68.3
658
Leeds East
67.2
659
50
RESEARCH PAPER 04/01
L.
Housing
Owns outright, Shared Ownership or with mortgage/loan
Constituency
%
Local Authority rented
%
Rank
1
Highest
Camberwell and Peckham
54.4
1
2
Sheffield Brightside
45.0
2
87.6
3
North Southwark and Bermondsey
44.5
3
86.1
4
Belfast West
40.5
4
Highest
Rayleigh
88.6
Castle Point
88.5
Cheadle
Charnwood
Rank
Constituency
Fareham
85.8
5
Islington South and Finsbury
39.1
5
Solihull
85.6
6
Poplar and Canning Town
39.0
6
Blaby
85.6
7
Barking
38.3
7
Old Bexley and Sidcup
85.2
8
Vauxhall
38.1
8
Haltemprice and Howden
84.9
9
Bethnal Green and Bow
38.0
9
Harborough
84.5
10
Greenwich and Woolwich
37.4
10
Ribble Valley
84.1
11
Sutton Coldfield
84.0
12
Christchurch
83.9
13
Woodspring
83.9
14
South West Devon
83.7
15
Constituency
%
Rank
Northavon
83.7
16
South Ribble
83.5
17
Highest
Liverpool Riverside
27.2
1
Eastwood
83.4
18
Glasgow Shettleston
24.4
2
Bromsgrove
83.4
19
Regent's Park and North Kensington
22.5
3
Cardiff North
83.3
20
Hackney South and Shoreditch
21.2
4
Glasgow Maryhill
20.5
5
Brent South
Housing Association
Lowest
19.0
6
Tottenham
39.8
640
Hackney North and Stoke Newington
18.9
7
Birmingham; Ladywood
38.8
641
Erith and Thamesmead
18.9
8
Greenwich and Woolwich
38.1
642
Basingstoke
18.9
9
Glasgow Maryhill
37.1
643
Workington
18.2
10
Leeds Central
36.3
644
Glasgow Shettleston
35.9
645
Hackney North and Stoke Newington
35.7
646
Islington North
34.9
647
Rented privately
Cities of London and Westminster
34.5
648
Constituency
%
Rank
Regent's Park and North Kensington
34.5
649
Liverpool; Riverside
34.2
650
Highest
Cities of London and Westminster
39.9
1
Bethnal Green and Bow
29.3
651
Kensington and Chelsea
34.8
2
Poplar and Canning Town
29.3
652
Hampstead and Highgate
31.1
3
Manchester Central
29.2
653
Bristol West
28.2
4
Islington South and Finsbury
29.2
654
Tooting
27.4
5
Hackney South and Shoreditch
28.8
655
Hornsey and Wood Green
26.0
6
Vauxhall
27.2
656
Brighton Pavilion
25.8
7
Holborn and St. Pancras
26.9
657
Manchester Withington
25.7
8
North Southwark and Bermondsey
26.4
658
Brent East
25.1
9
Camberwell and Peckham
23.2
659
Manchester Gorton
24.9
10
52
RESEARCH PAPER 04/01
M.
Household composition
Lone parents with dependent children (one
family)
Other all Pensioner Households
Constituency
Rank
Constituency
%
20.7
1
Highest
Belfast West
18.3
1
18.2
2
Birmingham Ladywood
14.7
2
New Forest West
17.8
3
Belfast North
13.3
3
Bexhill and Battle
17.3
4
Liverpool Walton
13.3
4
Highest
Christchurch
East Devon
%
Rank
Harwich
17.0
5
Bootle
13.2
5
North Norfolk
16.6
6
Glasgow Baillieston
13.1
6
West Dorset
15.8
7
Birkenhead
13.1
7
Louth and Horncastle
15.2
8
Liverpool West Derby
12.8
8
Worthing West
15.0
9
Camberwell and Peckham
12.8
9
Lewes
14.9
10
Foyle
12.7
10
Married or cohabiting couples with
dependent children
Bottom
Lewisham Deptford
3.1
650
Constituency
Regent's Park and North Kensington
3.1
651
Battersea
3.1
652
Highest
Mid Ulster
32.9
1
Poplar and Canning Town
3.0
653
South Down
31.6
2
Hackney South and Shoreditch
2.9
654
West Tyrone
30.8
3
Kensington and Chelsea
2.8
655
Newry and Armagh
30.4
4
Holborn and St. Pancras
2.8
656
Fermanagh and South Tyrone
29.2
5
Rank
Vauxhall
2.7
657
West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine
29.0
6
Hackney North and Stoke Newington
2.6
658
South Antrim
28.2
7
Islington North
2.5
659
Lagan Valley
27.9
8
Upper Bann
27.7
9
Eastwood
27.6
10
54
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RESEARCH PAPER
04/01
Aberavon - Birkenhead
Constituency
Population
Number
Health
Limiting L/T
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Semi routine
%
Rank
Aberavon
63,150
3.58297872
452
98.8
147
0.41
443
0.12
587
0.15
450
45.7
5
62.5
236
7.4
119
41.5
52
15.4
633
7.2
597
4.0
625
9.2
57
13.6
162
Aberdeen Central
66,533
41.4794264
76
95.6
415
1.27
278
0.76
95
0.78
186
28.1
277
64.4
112
4.8
348
23.0
554
26.6
288
7.8
524
2.9
656
6.6
467
10.9
466
Aberdeen North
68,970
7.60670564
348
97.9
296
0.47
412
0.59
123
0.31
311
24.8
422
64.7
92
3.6
490
32.0
263
23.0
411
10.6
156
4.1
618
9.4
36
15.2
28
Aberdeen South
76,622
9.68427705
321
97.7
317
0.54
375
0.38
222
0.31
309
23.9
457
65.2
67
3.6
476
23.6
540
32.6
121
9.6
271
4.6
556
7.4
354
11.0
452
Airdrie and Shotts
76,407
3.36802433
459
99.0
99
0.48
408
0.18
452
0.05
639
37.2
35
66.3
31
7.5
114
43.4
31
18.5
582
9.0
375
4.6
560
8.1
211
13.1
228
Aldershot
117,847
17.8935621
246
96.0
395
1.13
287
0.57
128
0.58
221
18.7
631
68.6
5
2.4
631
21.8
579
34.1
97
14.0
8
6.6
331
8.2
193
11.5
414
Aldridge-Brownhills
78,824
16.6858594
256
95.9
402
2.15
220
0.23
365
0.65
205
27.9
288
62.3
248
4.5
383
36.5
137
24.8
355
9.4
299
6.5
334
8.0
235
13.0
239
Altrincham and Sale West
90,244
17.3546154
253
95.2
430
1.95
229
0.58
125
0.55
227
22.9
495
61.6
303
3.1
554
20.3
601
38.2
42
10.6
155
7.0
288
5.2
583
8.4
607
Alyn and Deeside
78,967
5.09892168
408
99.1
71
0.18
586
0.18
461
0.08
580
26.8
333
65.3
59
4.5
379
28.5
372
23.4
394
9.2
337
5.6
437
11.4
2
14.4
78
Amber Valley
92,188
5.73593828
391
99.2
64
0.25
537
0.08
647
0.09
549
29.5
220
63.1
198
4.8
349
36.4
138
22.0
448
7.7
543
6.8
311
9.6
24
13.4
184
Angus
76,614
1.06087125
590
99.1
72
0.28
511
0.21
406
0.07
599
26.4
346
60.1
414
6.0
220
31.2
287
24.5
362
9.2
341
6.8
308
8.2
171
12.9
255
Argyll and Bute
63,664
0.09663851
656
99.4
18
0.10
641
0.09
639
0.08
579
30.9
167
51.4
644
6.8
162
34.1
204
20.3
525
7.8
532
12.7
19
7.8
277
12.7
282
Arundel and South Downs
89,658
1.6508562
538
98.5
210
0.31
489
0.16
489
0.20
391
21.0
572
55.7
590
2.4
639
22.2
571
34.2
92
8.9
384
10.5
43
5.9
537
9.1
577
Ashfield
95,054
9.36492611
327
98.9
120
0.29
504
0.13
557
0.16
428
34.1
83
62.1
266
6.7
163
41.0
56
17.4
609
7.3
580
5.9
406
9.8
17
13.5
166
Ashford
102,661
1.76812717
531
97.6
325
0.51
389
0.21
407
0.43
259
23.2
482
59.6
445
3.5
503
27.4
409
27.8
244
9.4
312
9.0
104
8.0
237
12.1
356
Ashton under Lyne
97,163
31.6388798
141
92.4
503
5.72
104
0.36
233
0.37
280
32.4
122
64.6
98
5.5
264
38.4
92
18.4
583
10.6
158
5.9
398
9.1
61
14.9
41
Aylesbury
111,526
4.98373402
413
92.3
504
4.11
133
0.29
287
1.31
137
19.5
621
64.5
109
3.0
577
23.0
552
34.0
102
11.7
71
7.7
217
7.0
422
10.9
458
Ayr
69,642
4.54938594
424
99.3
30
0.19
578
0.22
383
0.05
632
30.9
168
59.5
454
7.2
136
31.8
270
25.8
314
8.5
447
5.6
435
7.5
345
11.7
399
Banbury
113,106
2.03842341
516
96.2
383
1.49
260
0.28
305
0.53
229
19.1
627
65.9
36
2.6
615
24.3
506
32.6
124
10.4
177
7.6
229
8.2
180
12.4
315
Banff and Buchan
75,140
0.62856043
623
99.5
12
0.09
646
0.14
540
0.05
641
28.3
272
58.3
516
4.7
360
38.2
98
17.6
602
7.0
612
9.8
72
9.9
16
14.7
58
Barking
80,779
48.0541344
50
80.0
586
6.80
87
0.61
114
8.93
40
29.1
235
63.9
136
7.7
105
38.4
94
19.4
550
11.5
93
5.4
465
7.7
287
13.3
209
Barnsley Central
77,189
17.9802003
241
98.9
127
0.42
435
0.13
579
0.09
547
38.6
25
59.5
453
7.0
145
42.1
46
15.8
627
7.2
596
5.6
439
8.8
92
14.4
70
Barnsley East and Mexborough
86,450
5.93872364
383
99.2
59
0.22
559
0.13
574
0.07
588
40.8
15
59.7
443
7.3
128
43.3
34
15.2
639
7.2
598
5.8
415
8.6
119
14.0
117
Barnsley West and Penistone
83,235
3.78392508
444
99.1
77
0.17
597
0.13
577
0.08
576
33.4
97
60.7
376
5.2
292
36.2
142
22.6
430
8.0
508
6.9
303
7.8
270
12.5
303
Barrow and Furness
87,952
6.3844367
375
99.2
51
0.16
604
0.14
544
0.07
610
35.9
53
58.2
523
6.5
177
31.6
278
20.1
534
7.6
554
5.6
433
10.0
15
13.7
151
Basildon
99,704
9.57587399
324
96.7
369
1.06
291
0.28
308
0.71
195
24.9
415
62.1
271
4.9
334
35.9
157
22.3
440
11.8
67
7.4
246
8.7
107
13.7
138
Basingstoke
105,015
4.58761085
420
96.0
393
1.29
276
0.39
212
0.71
196
19.6
613
68.3
7
2.7
602
22.8
558
34.6
84
12.8
26
6.1
375
7.6
324
11.6
408
Bassetlaw
90,202
1.8152583
530
98.7
186
0.29
497
0.09
632
0.30
315
34.6
71
58.6
499
6.3
191
36.9
127
20.5
514
7.1
607
6.3
355
8.7
103
13.7
146
Bath
92,592
11.0636874
307
95.9
400
0.63
359
0.78
89
0.73
191
22.6
506
57.1
554
3.4
518
19.2
621
32.6
123
7.5
564
7.1
278
5.1
590
9.5
557
Batley and Spen
86,306
18.8646995
236
84.0
567
14.33
40
0.10
624
0.32
307
26.1
364
61.2
338
5.2
298
36.6
134
21.7
461
9.0
369
6.6
330
8.3
162
13.2
214
Battersea
87,877
84.092823
14
78.1
592
3.37
155
0.80
85
12.50
27
19.5
619
70.9
1
5.4
275
15.9
650
50.4
1
8.5
448
5.6
434
3.7
647
6.8
647
Beaconsfield
87,988
4.98346171
414
94.2
462
2.89
175
0.39
215
0.51
235
17.7
647
61.2
337
2.6
613
20.3
598
39.6
26
10.1
218
9.0
101
5.2
584
7.8
635
Beckenham
100,199
41.0988515
77
87.3
543
2.38
206
0.57
127
5.83
50
20.4
593
64.2
120
4.4
397
19.4
614
38.8
35
12.9
21
7.3
252
4.7
614
8.2
613
Bedford
97,315
29.0926756
169
82.1
579
10.29
57
0.52
143
3.60
84
23.9
456
64.0
126
5.3
283
27.4
408
27.3
264
10.2
209
5.5
458
7.5
340
12.4
318
Belfast East
79,261
22.2268648
211
99.0
97
0.10
638
0.41
202
0.10
526
32.9
106
64.9
80
6.2
204
40.7
62
30.9
164
13.9
10
4.7
543
8.9
81
16.6
13
Belfast North
86,066
21.6191912
215
99.3
27
0.16
606
0.17
471
0.07
609
40.9
14
59.5
456
11.3
17
51.4
2
18.9
568
10.4
181
4.1
619
9.4
40
19.3
1
Belfast South
94,994
27.5265141
180
97.4
332
0.48
407
1.17
43
0.15
459
27.1
319
62.2
251
5.4
279
26.5
443
36.2
67
10.7
143
4.2
606
5.8
538
11.0
446
Belfast West
87,610
21.2130751
217
99.5
11
0.10
642
0.09
628
0.08
564
41.4
13
54.6
608
15.4
3
51.5
1
14.8
646
10.3
193
3.8
637
8.5
133
18.7
2
Berwick-upon-Tweed
70,345
0.30445
643
99.5
10
0.09
649
0.08
648
0.05
650
29.0
238
54.5
609
5.8
237
32.6
247
21.7
464
7.1
604
10.1
62
7.9
252
13.7
150
Bethnal Green and Bow
114,204
109.706052
8
50.2
650
38.90
4
1.04
52
5.64
53
28.1
275
59.3
460
11.2
20
34.6
190
27.8
243
7.1
610
4.6
569
4.2
630
9.3
566
Beverley and Holderness
95,350
1.24541216
572
99.1
82
0.21
565
0.10
610
0.09
546
25.1
407
58.8
490
4.4
391
28.2
384
27.5
256
9.0
371
8.0
185
8.0
238
11.5
412
Bexhill and Battle
87,067
1.66193285
536
98.1
277
0.29
499
0.15
528
0.22
375
28.3
270
50.7
646
3.5
498
27.6
402
26.2
299
8.5
438
11.9
27
5.3
581
10.1
529
Bexleyheath and Crayford
83,237
38.2874885
94
93.7
479
2.48
194
0.45
177
1.66
124
22.2
527
63.7
144
3.8
453
29.2
350
26.8
281
14.7
3
7.6
234
7.4
367
11.3
429
Billericay
101,930
12.1215364
297
97.2
347
0.79
321
0.33
259
0.52
233
23.3
479
63.5
165
3.9
448
29.0
355
29.7
188
12.8
23
7.8
206
6.9
439
11.0
443
Birkenhead
76,171
34.0809843
121
97.8
306
0.51
390
0.63
110
0.26
339
39.1
21
57.6
548
10.3
30
36.7
132
18.5
581
8.0
499
4.3
598
7.5
344
13.8
129
56
%
RESEARCH PAPER
Aberavon - Birkenhead
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Aberavon
0.7
363
24.7
43
32.7
184
20.3
514
3.3
572
94.8
209
Aberdeen Central
0.6
394
8.4
586
46.4
48
12.4
612
17.8
35
90.4
Aberdeen North
0.8
350
12.2
422
26.0
313
25.1
418
10.6
107
Aberdeen South
0.8
356
8.5
584
27.7
283
25.3
416
10.0
Airdrie and Shotts
0.8
334
18.9
147
35.1
151
22.1
479
15.5
Aldershot
0.7
362
11.4
464
14.9
593
43.7
53
Aldridge-Brownhills
0.5
486
23.8
49
22.1
420
35.5
174
Altrincham and Sale West
0.7
364
11.4
463
18.9
497
39.0
Alyn and Deeside
1.2
254
26.0
26
18.8
500
36.1
Amber Valley
1.0
281
29.2
8
24.0
363
Angus
3.7
87
14.2
345
26.4
310
Argyll and Bute
8.8
7
7.5
620
30.0
230
Arundel and South Downs
3.5
92
11.2
470
12.1
650
Ashfield
0.8
348
28.1
14
28.3
266
Ashford
2.9
120
13.9
362
17.8
526
Ashton under Lyne
0.4
520
21.3
83
37.2
Aylesbury
1.3
236
13.9
363
Ayr
1.9
170
14.3
Banbury
2.0
169
Banff and Buchan
7.7
15
Barking
0.3
Barnsley Central
0.5
Barnsley East and Mexborough
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
69.9
354
17.6
210
3.2
463
9.3
399
27.0
121
12.7
93
27.0
408
8.8
543
471
48.7
621
27.9
61
4.8
301
18.7
56
19.7
570
7.4
534
12.7
656
22.7
12
96.3
88
65.1
470
26.2
71
2.7
525
6.0
620
21.1
517
10.5
220
32.1
58
9.8
425
117
94.1
258
69.9
352
16.6
237
2.8
513
10.7
314
23.0
404
7.2
556
24.2
526
12.8
122
59
98.2
10
55.4
583
36.2
13
2.7
517
5.7
637
21.0
523
13.7
57
31.3
105
8.4
581
6.4
263
96.4
82
75.9
164
1.1
648
12.3
48
10.7
310
17.8
609
8.3
443
33.1
36
12.7
125
3.5
544
90.4
474
76.5
142
15.8
263
2.4
562
5.3
647
26.9
122
8.2
453
31.0
124
7.6
625
119
3.1
604
93.9
277
77.5
109
7.7
506
5.7
251
9.1
414
24.3
291
8.4
430
29.5
240
9.1
521
167
3.5
548
92.6
359
76.5
143
13.1
328
3.3
444
7.1
564
21.3
505
9.8
286
31.7
77
9.4
474
31.8
261
2.7
645
93.2
317
76.2
150
12.3
353
2.9
499
8.5
463
24.6
265
8.6
418
30.2
190
8.7
549
27.6
350
7.1
211
93.9
281
68.3
400
15.4
273
5.2
278
11.1
287
25.8
178
8.6
415
28.8
297
10.9
276
22.4
473
9.6
127
89.3
511
61.6
524
17.2
223
6.3
215
14.8
124
28.6
62
8.4
427
23.9
534
11.8
176
47.5
18
3.2
595
95.3
174
80.8
34
4.1
585
5.7
255
9.4
385
30.1
34
6.3
643
27.8
377
9.4
476
25.9
396
3.5
541
96.1
101
71.6
297
16.8
233
2.7
523
8.9
434
23.6
352
10.0
268
29.5
243
9.7
428
39.2
114
4.5
417
95.4
168
74.5
212
12.8
338
3.0
484
9.7
368
24.2
298
7.7
492
30.3
181
11.5
215
116
18.7
543
6.6
243
89.5
502
66.3
451
11.1
395
11.8
61
10.8
309
23.1
393
12.8
85
28.4
327
9.6
441
16.4
560
42.2
75
6.4
259
97.0
47
74.0
237
12.4
352
3.4
440
10.2
345
21.2
516
7.9
476
31.6
87
11.6
197
338
31.2
209
23.5
449
8.5
162
96.9
53
71.1
315
18.4
185
1.7
627
8.8
444
28.6
61
9.2
344
25.4
477
10.0
388
17.8
198
16.7
554
41.0
88
4.8
391
92.8
342
73.7
248
8.3
490
5.2
281
12.8
205
19.5
572
7.5
523
31.0
125
12.5
136
17.9
194
25.6
320
27.2
362
6.6
245
94.4
238
66.2
455
21.9
125
3.6
418
8.4
475
23.7
345
8.3
440
31.6
80
9.5
452
608
9.5
537
39.9
87
15.5
587
14.1
71
90.9
450
51.4
607
38.3
7
2.6
536
7.7
527
20.4
549
15.5
25
26.6
428
10.0
393
454
20.4
103
35.3
146
20.5
509
4.6
412
95.7
126
61.6
525
25.6
76
2.0
602
10.9
303
24.0
313
10.9
198
28.8
301
9.6
445
1.0
289
19.0
142
33.6
168
22.5
468
4.1
470
95.3
172
63.5
492
23.1
107
2.6
539
10.8
307
24.5
278
11.2
172
29.6
236
9.2
504
Barnsley West and Penistone
1.3
243
19.8
116
27.0
298
29.5
314
3.0
619
96.5
68
69.2
380
20.5
147
1.7
622
8.6
456
24.6
269
9.1
348
29.7
219
9.0
530
Barrow and Furness
1.2
252
27.5
15
31.0
212
19.8
526
4.0
479
75.9
644
76.9
132
10.0
431
1.9
606
11.2
282
25.6
195
9.1
352
28.1
356
10.0
391
Basildon
0.7
366
14.3
340
24.3
350
31.4
271
6.2
271
97.1
42
68.9
387
18.7
177
6.3
217
6.2
611
22.7
417
11.2
168
30.2
186
8.9
539
Basingstoke
1.0
284
15.2
297
17.9
523
40.6
95
4.6
408
97.3
36
72.5
279
0.7
656
18.9
9
7.9
510
17.9
605
8.8
394
31.3
108
11.0
263
Bassetlaw
2.1
158
19.3
133
24.4
346
30.5
288
3.5
538
95.7
131
71.0
321
17.4
216
2.4
559
9.2
405
24.1
303
9.1
360
29.8
213
10.1
375
Bath
0.9
311
10.0
523
27.6
284
25.6
407
7.4
204
93.1
321
64.9
473
5.2
572
11.4
67
18.5
59
27.1
114
7.9
472
21.3
587
17.1
42
Batley and Spen
0.6
406
26.2
25
29.4
245
25.8
402
9.0
142
76.6
643
69.5
369
15.9
261
3.5
428
11.1
284
22.1
455
9.7
290
30.1
192
9.4
474
Battersea
0.3
597
6.6
643
43.4
68
13.4
607
16.9
43
91.6
418
47.0
628
17.7
206
11.1
70
24.3
15
12.7
657
9.7
291
14.4
644
19.1
24
Beaconsfield
1.1
266
13.9
359
11.0
654
53.0
4
3.6
536
97.5
25
79.2
61
2.8
608
8.9
124
9.0
420
25.1
233
6.4
630
31.3
102
9.7
434
Beckenham
0.4
551
6.6
641
27.4
292
25.9
397
8.8
153
93.2
314
71.0
322
1.5
636
14.0
27
13.5
172
22.3
448
9.4
316
24.8
512
10.7
295
Bedford
0.6
420
14.7
325
27.5
289
27.2
361
10.2
112
94.2
253
67.3
423
1.8
627
17.4
11
13.5
174
22.0
466
9.0
365
26.3
440
12.6
131
Belfast East
0.4
519
11.8
447
32.8
180
21.7
489
5.3
339
95.5
155
67.3
422
19.7
159
4.3
327
8.7
454
27.2
110
12.0
124
25.2
496
0.0
0
Belfast North
0.3
635
12.3
419
49.2
34
11.3
626
9.6
125
94.4
242
51.7
605
33.7
19
5.2
282
9.5
383
25.3
211
18.6
3
22.8
562
0.0
0
Belfast South
0.4
572
8.9
566
34.1
162
23.5
451
7.1
212
95.3
169
60.4
539
16.0
256
4.0
358
19.6
46
21.0
525
9.6
296
21.9
575
0.0
0
Belfast West
0.3
630
11.1
476
50.9
28
9.5
635
16.3
51
96.3
90
50.3
615
40.5
4
4.2
338
5.0
651
17.8
608
25.1
1
27.4
391
0.0
0
Berwick-upon-Tweed
7.8
14
11.2
471
23.4
382
27.7
348
3.9
495
94.0
264
61.3
533
17.0
230
3.8
389
17.9
65
28.7
59
7.4
532
26.5
432
10.9
280
Bethnal Green and Bow
0.2
656
7.6
617
59.2
6
5.7
657
30.5
4
94.3
246
29.3
651
38.0
9
14.9
20
17.7
68
15.8
632
9.8
283
18.4
621
13.7
96
Beverley and Holderness
4.6
61
15.4
289
18.7
502
35.1
179
2.6
649
92.4
366
78.6
73
8.9
469
2.1
585
10.4
338
25.7
185
7.4
531
30.1
197
10.4
336
Bexhill and Battle
3.3
102
10.2
512
19.5
486
35.2
177
4.0
485
93.7
293
79.8
53
2.1
621
7.2
175
10.9
298
38.7
5
6.6
605
21.9
578
10.6
311
Bexleyheath and Crayford
0.3
582
10.1
521
22.8
399
30.2
299
5.5
325
92.2
379
80.7
38
2.4
615
10.1
92
6.9
575
25.2
229
9.3
325
31.3
101
7.1
637
Billericay
0.7
390
13.7
371
19.4
488
36.5
157
5.1
359
97.8
17
76.5
141
13.8
308
3.9
372
5.8
632
23.0
405
9.0
368
30.5
162
9.3
491
Birkenhead
0.6
438
15.3
292
42.5
73
16.3
579
5.3
344
82.9
596
57.4
567
17.3
221
10.6
77
14.6
132
21.7
480
17.3
11
21.6
582
10.2
362
57
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RESEARCH PAPER
04/01
Birmingham Edgbaston - Bristol East
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Semi routine
%
Rank
Birmingham Edgbaston
86,986
32.0272459
137
81.5
580
7.57
75
1.40
25
4.84
66
28.1
276
61.1
340
7.6
112
28.3
379
28.4
227
8.1
487
4.4
587
5.5
554
9.9
538
Birmingham Erdington
89,095
41.0386918
78
85.1
557
4.96
118
0.40
207
5.91
48
32.6
118
63.1
199
9.3
46
42.1
47
18.0
589
8.6
420
4.4
584
8.2
176
15.0
36
Birmingham Hall Green
77,425
45.1194639
57
83.2
573
10.56
55
0.32
262
2.67
97
29.2
230
61.9
277
7.2
129
36.1
149
23.9
381
9.7
256
5.6
438
7.4
364
13.1
233
Birmingham Hodge Hill
75,801
45.3355263
56
72.1
613
19.57
24
0.15
518
4.17
75
32.1
131
60.8
372
11.2
21
48.3
8
13.4
656
8.1
493
4.2
610
7.9
250
15.5
23
Birmingham Ladywood
103,785
37.8087432
97
35.1
658
38.88
5
0.85
73
17.33
18
31.0
164
50.3
649
18.3
1
43.2
37
13.0
659
5.9
655
3.9
631
5.3
576
12.9
256
Birmingham Northfield
75,629
41.5772402
74
92.9
490
1.24
280
0.37
229
2.36
109
29.3
227
62.6
228
8.2
81
37.6
108
20.3
524
10.1
216
4.2
609
8.2
187
14.5
66
Birmingham Perry Barr
98,309
41.4805907
75
51.9
647
30.48
10
0.43
186
12.29
28
27.1
316
59.6
450
9.4
45
37.5
111
17.9
593
9.0
374
5.1
493
6.8
444
13.6
157
Birmingham Selly Oak
93,380
39.0547888
88
83.6
570
8.18
70
0.79
87
2.96
93
27.3
309
61.9
286
7.2
135
26.9
431
28.2
234
8.3
472
4.3
593
5.3
578
9.8
544
Birmingham Sparkbrook and Small Heath
117,507
66.5008489
26
35.2
657
51.20
1
0.36
232
5.98
47
30.1
194
52.9
630
15.7
2
46.8
12
13.2
657
6.0
654
4.7
553
5.1
592
13.3
207
Birmingham Yardley
69,376
42.4837722
69
86.1
554
7.33
80
0.20
414
3.46
86
30.2
188
63.6
156
7.7
102
40.0
69
19.6
548
10.3
195
5.2
490
8.7
99
14.9
43
Bishop Auckland
84,950
0.92452522
600
99.2
43
0.19
577
0.13
566
0.06
617
34.5
74
62.2
255
6.3
192
38.2
99
18.8
572
7.2
589
7.1
280
8.7
97
13.1
220
Blaby
95,800
3.20401338
465
95.9
404
2.44
198
0.26
341
0.37
279
20.1
600
63.7
146
2.6
608
26.4
447
30.7
169
11.0
123
8.2
171
8.2
195
11.2
432
Blackburn
100,590
20.276154
223
71.1
616
26.22
16
0.14
551
0.27
331
31.8
139
58.1
527
7.7
103
39.6
74
17.3
611
7.5
567
5.7
421
7.7
293
13.4
188
Blackpool North and Fleetwood
94,985
32.9694551
133
98.6
205
0.44
425
0.21
390
0.11
510
35.9
52
56.2
577
6.0
226
36.0
150
18.7
574
10.6
153
8.4
145
7.8
273
12.6
298
Blackpool South
95,697
40.0405858
85
98.3
249
0.48
406
0.31
275
0.16
438
37.6
32
54.3
614
7.0
149
38.7
89
17.7
598
9.1
352
10.3
51
7.8
281
14.0
113
Blaenau Gwent
70,064
6.44207429
371
99.2
60
0.29
506
0.12
589
0.08
558
42.8
9
64.0
127
8.4
74
45.0
21
14.2
652
6.1
653
4.0
629
9.4
38
14.8
50
Blaydon
80,299
7.47036934
351
99.1
90
0.33
476
0.12
585
0.07
603
32.6
117
63.2
191
5.3
287
33.7
212
23.0
413
10.3
197
4.9
514
7.9
257
13.1
221
Blyth Valley
81,265
11.5498863
302
99.0
96
0.40
451
0.13
580
0.06
622
32.1
132
64.6
102
6.7
164
33.0
234
21.6
470
11.0
120
4.6
563
9.3
54
13.4
183
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton
88,520
17.929917
244
98.4
243
0.40
447
0.17
475
0.25
354
28.9
242
58.6
505
3.8
455
30.1
321
23.3
399
9.2
333
8.8
113
7.9
262
13.4
198
Bolsover
86,180
3.95738623
438
99.1
76
0.27
517
0.11
608
0.12
491
37.7
29
60.6
382
6.4
184
40.9
57
18.0
587
6.9
622
6.2
361
9.3
52
13.2
217
Bolton North East
87,480
24.3744776
200
89.0
535
8.70
67
0.19
432
0.70
198
30.7
175
61.0
350
5.9
233
33.8
210
23.2
409
9.5
292
6.4
347
7.2
395
13.0
236
Bolton South East
89,448
27.4970796
181
82.6
575
14.48
39
0.15
513
0.77
187
32.7
112
60.8
368
6.6
172
39.5
77
16.7
618
9.2
338
5.8
407
8.1
220
14.9
46
Bolton West
84,109
11.7816221
299
95.9
406
2.47
195
0.23
367
0.37
282
26.9
324
63.5
162
3.6
486
26.4
445
30.4
173
10.4
178
7.0
291
7.1
408
11.4
417
Bootle
77,640
38.8394197
89
98.7
166
0.18
587
0.28
310
0.12
499
37.4
33
57.9
535
10.7
27
42.3
45
14.6
649
11.0
124
4.1
622
6.9
438
13.6
153
Boston and Skegness
89,237
1.45008856
553
98.6
203
0.41
444
0.20
426
0.20
401
32.8
110
57.7
542
4.6
372
41.5
51
17.0
616
6.3
649
8.9
107
8.6
121
16.6
14
Bosworth
88,978
3.17858036
467
98.2
270
0.75
332
0.19
438
0.11
518
23.7
468
62.9
206
3.6
488
31.3
286
26.8
280
9.4
316
8.0
188
8.4
149
11.7
400
Bournemouth East
82,088
35.2309013
114
96.8
360
0.49
401
0.39
209
0.44
256
27.9
285
56.8
563
4.6
376
23.9
521
26.9
275
9.7
264
9.0
97
6.8
450
12.0
361
Bournemouth West
81,356
35.5576923
111
96.6
372
0.50
397
0.49
162
0.40
267
28.6
258
56.9
559
4.7
358
26.3
451
23.6
391
8.7
418
8.1
179
6.7
460
11.6
401
Bracknell
113,779
11.4765987
303
95.4
420
1.39
268
0.34
246
0.95
165
17.6
649
67.4
19
2.6
614
20.2
602
39.4
29
12.0
50
6.8
312
6.6
468
10.1
528
Bradford North
92,976
30.3347471
155
71.7
614
24.15
17
0.12
593
1.16
147
28.9
245
59.8
431
8.7
66
41.1
55
17.7
600
9.2
348
5.5
457
7.6
317
13.8
136
Bradford South
93,213
22.4015862
210
87.0
546
9.70
59
0.18
453
0.99
163
27.6
304
62.6
227
6.5
176
38.1
100
19.7
545
10.5
171
5.5
452
8.7
101
14.0
116
Bradford West
102,386
28.3382231
172
52.6
646
41.33
3
0.38
220
1.75
121
28.7
257
54.3
613
10.9
26
39.9
71
15.6
629
7.2
599
5.3
476
5.3
579
10.9
454
Braintree
102,496
3.13156126
469
98.0
285
0.41
445
0.18
457
0.33
302
22.4
521
62.9
208
3.3
528
28.0
387
29.2
207
10.4
174
8.5
138
8.1
202
12.8
263
Brecon and Radnorshire
66,880
0.22244988
650
98.9
123
0.09
650
0.11
597
0.10
524
30.7
173
49.9
650
4.6
375
31.1
290
22.6
427
7.2
601
15.3
2
6.8
454
11.0
450
Brent East
91,296
79.3878261
19
57.7
641
13.38
44
1.05
51
18.32
14
23.9
458
62.0
276
7.9
95
22.9
557
32.8
118
9.4
300
6.6
322
4.9
606
8.9
584
Brent North
87,396
50.141136
46
41.8
654
32.87
9
1.55
15
11.95
29
22.4
517
59.3
465
6.1
214
22.3
566
30.3
177
10.4
179
8.1
182
4.6
617
8.9
588
Brent South
84,772
59.2811189
35
35.4
656
22.99
19
0.59
120
29.69
4
25.1
410
61.8
294
8.9
61
28.9
360
23.2
408
9.3
323
5.8
411
5.6
548
12.2
336
Brentford and Isleworth
111,619
40.4856728
81
68.3
621
17.94
28
1.17
41
4.62
69
21.5
553
67.1
23
4.3
407
19.3
617
39.6
27
10.2
202
6.1
378
5.0
600
8.3
608
Brentwood and Ongar
83,282
2.58070714
486
96.8
363
0.85
312
0.36
238
0.49
244
21.6
551
60.5
385
2.9
582
24.9
491
35.8
71
11.2
104
8.8
109
4.9
607
8.2
612
Bridgend
77,922
5.56387005
395
98.3
254
0.39
455
0.26
335
0.10
529
33.9
89
62.4
242
5.1
316
30.4
312
25.7
316
8.0
505
5.9
403
8.4
147
12.5
309
Bridgwater
96,455
1.33696029
564
99.0
101
0.20
575
0.12
584
0.15
461
27.7
298
55.2
602
4.6
369
31.6
276
21.0
493
7.3
581
10.0
63
8.4
140
14.3
87
Brigg and Goole
81,787
1.22398982
576
99.1
80
0.31
492
0.17
480
0.07
604
27.4
308
60.0
423
5.0
322
32.7
244
21.8
459
7.6
556
7.5
241
9.6
23
13.5
169
Brighton Kemptown
87,972
21.8076351
214
95.4
419
1.23
282
0.49
160
0.64
207
28.9
246
54.8
606
5.6
261
29.0
357
26.2
303
9.4
315
8.7
122
6.0
527
10.9
456
Brighton Pavilion
88,296
31.0682618
149
94.1
466
1.48
261
0.51
153
0.86
175
24.4
440
55.9
585
5.3
284
18.0
637
34.2
93
9.7
258
7.7
220
4.5
619
8.3
611
Bristol East
90,781
38.0154941
95
88.4
540
4.27
129
0.39
213
4.10
77
26.9
325
63.1
194
4.9
339
29.6
341
25.3
332
11.9
59
6.1
376
7.6
318
13.7
143
58
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RESEARCH PAPER
Birmingham Edgbaston - Bristol East
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Birmingham Edgbaston
0.2
645
13.5
376
37.6
110
22.3
475
8.6
159
85.1
565
Birmingham Erdington
0.3
579
19.7
119
42.2
75
15.5
586
7.9
184
75.8
Birmingham Hall Green
0.4
571
16.7
236
32.4
187
23.7
443
6.5
250
Birmingham Hodge Hill
0.3
627
22.0
69
43.9
61
14.2
600
9.9
120
Birmingham Ladywood
0.2
651
17.7
199
56.1
16
8.4
642
16.9
Birmingham Northfield
0.5
501
17.8
197
37.0
121
19.4
534
7.4
Birmingham Perry Barr
0.3
622
20.2
109
35.8
136
19.9
523
10.9
101
78.4
Birmingham Selly Oak
0.4
544
13.3
385
35.4
143
21.9
482
7.8
187
85.3
Birmingham Sparkbrook and Small Heath
0.3
621
19.2
136
47.0
46
11.4
622
17.5
39
70.1
Birmingham Yardley
0.3
585
19.7
120
36.4
123
19.4
533
7.0
219
Bishop Auckland
2.9
115
25.8
30
30.8
213
25.2
417
4.1
462
Blaby
1.5
220
19.6
126
12.7
646
44.4
44
2.9
Blackburn
0.4
529
26.5
20
35.7
138
19.0
537
Blackpool North and Fleetwood
0.9
319
11.7
453
32.8
181
20.3
Blackpool South
0.8
352
12.0
441
38.6
105
Blaenau Gwent
0.8
357
32.6
1
35.1
Blaydon
0.6
430
15.7
276
Blyth Valley
0.6
397
18.4
173
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton
2.4
139
14.6
Bolsover
1.6
202
Bolton North East
0.5
Bolton South East
0.4
Bolton West
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
55.8
579
21.8
128
7.6
164
14.8
127
23.5
362
11.6
145
19.9
606
16.2
52
645
57.3
568
20.8
143
10.9
75
11.0
292
23.2
391
15.7
23
22.7
563
11.2
245
79.5
626
69.1
381
20.2
150
2.9
497
7.8
518
24.6
266
13.1
72
27.3
394
7.9
603
69.7
656
55.8
580
29.7
41
5.5
263
9.0
424
23.6
358
16.4
14
25.3
490
8.6
560
42
76.8
642
38.8
641
28.4
57
17.4
12
15.5
112
14.4
650
18.3
7
19.2
613
14.0
84
201
81.4
608
60.3
541
26.2
72
5.7
252
7.8
521
23.7
347
14.7
39
25.3
484
9.9
404
635
69.5
370
8.9
470
9.8
94
11.9
242
20.8
531
12.8
87
27.1
406
10.0
398
564
58.3
563
15.1
279
9.5
100
17.0
77
21.3
509
10.9
195
21.6
583
16.6
47
655
52.2
600
19.7
158
11.7
62
16.4
96
15.8
634
15.6
24
28.2
343
8.7
555
73.7
648
67.5
417
19.4
164
4.0
368
9.2
408
25.3
219
12.3
106
26.4
438
8.5
575
94.7
217
67.3
427
18.3
190
4.6
312
9.8
366
26.3
149
10.1
256
28.0
367
9.6
449
620
96.6
67
85.6
7
7.2
518
1.8
619
5.4
646
21.4
504
6.8
589
33.9
23
9.0
525
7.7
190
84.5
578
67.3
425
11.4
379
10.6
79
10.7
312
21.3
506
12.2
112
29.7
230
10.6
312
515
5.5
321
85.9
562
76.1
156
4.5
580
5.3
272
14.1
149
31.3
19
10.5
216
22.5
566
11.8
180
16.6
574
7.8
188
78.1
636
69.3
377
8.1
498
1.9
609
20.7
36
25.2
226
12.6
96
20.8
595
12.9
117
150
19.7
527
4.7
398
97.4
33
62.6
506
24.3
94
4.5
315
8.5
464
25.2
225
12.9
81
28.6
315
8.3
584
33.5
169
22.5
470
4.5
419
97.5
28
68.5
392
23.6
103
3.0
487
4.9
653
26.6
139
10.0
267
28.9
290
7.9
607
29.5
244
23.5
448
4.4
441
98.3
6
66.8
437
21.6
129
5.1
286
6.4
595
22.1
460
10.1
261
29.6
234
9.8
422
330
24.4
345
28.6
331
6.5
251
91.9
393
77.4
112
5.9
555
3.8
385
12.9
197
34.4
11
7.9
473
22.0
573
11.6
196
23.2
54
26.7
304
28.8
326
3.0
618
96.4
84
69.3
378
19.1
167
2.4
561
9.2
406
25.2
223
8.8
398
29.6
237
9.5
455
495
18.0
190
32.7
182
24.8
427
6.3
265
84.8
570
67.4
420
18.5
183
5.0
287
9.2
412
24.3
286
10.7
203
27.3
398
9.7
430
526
21.0
87
36.2
128
18.8
540
8.2
172
83.6
588
63.0
500
20.5
146
6.6
206
9.8
364
21.9
469
12.3
105
28.4
335
10.1
383
0.7
379
17.5
207
21.6
441
34.6
190
3.4
565
90.5
467
78.6
72
10.2
426
4.6
307
6.5
593
23.1
392
9.0
363
31.8
65
9.6
441
Bootle
0.4
549
11.4
465
48.6
38
12.0
617
6.9
222
79.6
622
54.3
596
24.2
97
12.0
53
9.6
376
23.3
382
18.3
6
25.6
465
8.0
600
Boston and Skegness
6.9
23
16.3
255
23.6
377
27.5
353
4.9
380
92.2
376
69.3
376
8.1
497
9.4
107
13.1
186
29.3
45
7.7
500
25.0
499
11.5
209
Bosworth
1.6
208
23.9
48
17.3
537
39.1
116
3.3
583
95.5
148
81.9
31
8.5
486
2.6
537
7.0
568
23.8
332
7.1
562
31.7
76
8.9
537
Bournemouth East
0.7
374
9.5
535
23.3
385
30.5
290
9.0
144
90.5
468
72.6
276
4.5
579
4.0
365
18.9
54
27.2
113
9.0
367
22.9
558
13.5
100
Bournemouth West
0.6
421
10.2
511
26.9
300
26.0
394
11.3
98
91.1
442
66.5
448
8.9
471
3.6
413
21.1
34
30.4
31
8.2
449
17.6
630
17.0
43
Bracknell
0.9
312
11.4
462
13.8
621
47.8
15
5.6
317
98.0
12
74.3
225
13.5
313
3.5
429
8.7
453
17.6
613
7.6
505
33.8
25
15.5
64
Bradford North
0.4
576
20.2
110
37.3
113
18.5
547
9.9
119
70.7
653
67.3
428
13.2
324
7.4
171
12.2
229
21.0
526
11.8
132
28.8
296
10.5
333
Bradford South
0.5
478
20.6
99
34.2
159
21.2
497
7.6
198
77.4
638
70.5
334
13.4
316
4.8
302
11.3
269
22.1
462
12.2
113
29.0
284
10.3
342
Bradford West
0.4
513
17.6
205
39.7
89
17.7
562
13.8
75
72.1
650
64.0
487
12.7
344
6.9
187
16.4
92
19.1
583
11.0
187
28.5
325
13.5
99
Braintree
1.7
195
16.5
243
18.5
506
38.8
122
4.1
461
95.5
159
72.1
290
17.2
224
2.8
512
8.0
508
22.2
451
8.2
455
31.6
81
10.5
329
Brecon and Radnorshire
10.4
4
11.7
455
17.8
525
34.8
185
3.1
610
92.8
340
70.1
341
10.4
419
3.9
377
15.6
107
29.5
42
8.2
447
26.2
448
10.1
375
Brent East
0.2
640
7.4
622
44.1
59
15.0
593
26.3
17
89.8
490
47.8
627
12.7
340
14.3
25
25.1
9
14.9
642
12.2
116
19.6
610
15.6
61
Brent North
0.2
657
8.2
597
24.9
332
30.8
282
17.5
40
94.7
215
71.6
298
5.2
569
6.2
221
17.0
78
19.2
582
10.2
246
31.7
72
11.3
226
Brent South
0.2
648
9.9
528
41.4
79
15.6
585
27.6
10
91.2
436
50.1
616
13.3
320
19.0
6
17.5
69
14.4
649
16.0
18
23.9
533
11.2
242
Brentford and Isleworth
0.3
611
7.7
610
30.3
224
23.1
458
15.9
57
92.8
344
59.1
551
15.7
264
5.6
261
19.6
45
16.9
621
9.4
312
23.0
555
14.5
79
Brentwood and Ongar
1.7
198
10.1
516
15.3
582
42.4
73
4.3
445
95.4
167
78.3
84
10.4
418
1.9
605
9.4
387
27.0
115
7.3
539
29.8
215
8.9
533
Bridgend
0.7
365
19.6
124
22.4
410
31.3
272
3.4
563
95.6
142
78.3
83
9.5
451
3.8
381
8.4
478
25.7
186
9.6
294
28.5
323
10.2
370
Bridgwater
3.6
88
15.9
267
20.0
471
33.3
217
4.2
455
88.6
525
73.5
253
6.9
527
7.8
157
11.8
246
29.2
49
8.0
466
25.5
472
10.8
287
Brigg and Goole
3.5
97
20.6
100
21.1
453
34.3
196
2.5
650
93.3
309
76.2
152
12.2
358
1.6
632
10.0
356
25.4
204
8.1
459
29.3
263
10.6
306
Brighton Kemptown
0.8
346
8.3
593
34.3
158
21.8
485
10.6
106
92.0
389
62.7
504
14.9
280
4.9
293
17.5
72
26.9
123
9.4
320
20.3
601
14.8
73
Brighton Pavilion
0.5
466
7.2
632
38.0
107
18.7
542
13.6
77
88.4
529
62.1
518
8.0
500
4.1
355
25.8
7
20.8
534
7.9
477
18.0
627
13.4
101
Bristol East
0.3
587
11.8
452
29.4
247
23.2
456
7.2
206
91.1
440
67.3
421
15.5
270
4.6
308
12.6
211
21.7
477
10.6
212
23.5
543
11.7
187
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RESEARCH PAPER
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Bristol North West - Christchurch
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Semi routine
%
Rank
Bristol North West
105,226
20.8989076
219
94.4
455
1.62
252
0.56
134
1.30
139
25.7
385
63.8
139
3.9
447
28.8
364
25.4
327
11.4
97
4.9
513
8.1
212
13.7
148
Bristol South
96,223
40.2606695
84
95.8
409
1.39
267
0.28
309
0.82
181
28.8
249
62.2
259
4.9
333
36.6
136
21.1
488
10.9
129
5.9
402
8.3
158
14.4
77
Bristol West
109,569
46.2316456
53
90.4
525
2.60
186
1.09
47
2.45
104
19.4
622
60.8
370
4.0
435
9.8
658
40.9
19
7.7
545
4.8
521
3.1
656
5.6
656
Bromley and Chislehurst
92,761
21.5222738
216
92.2
505
2.42
200
0.70
101
1.79
119
21.1
569
62.0
273
3.6
475
21.3
591
38.2
44
11.7
72
8.1
183
4.3
628
7.8
636
Bromsgrove
87,837
4.0483477
435
97.8
300
0.67
356
0.18
444
0.34
294
23.4
476
59.8
434
3.0
570
26.1
460
33.6
107
9.7
254
8.2
173
6.9
430
10.3
514
Broxbourne
92,244
13.7965899
282
96.1
390
0.93
304
0.29
297
1.14
149
20.4
590
61.5
313
3.2
542
29.4
345
28.0
240
12.6
31
9.2
87
6.9
436
11.2
434
Broxtowe
94,199
13.0831944
287
95.0
438
1.94
230
0.84
78
0.62
213
25.3
397
63.5
160
3.7
472
27.6
400
29.6
196
9.7
257
6.1
385
7.6
321
10.8
472
Buckingham
89,380
1.06299728
588
97.7
315
0.50
396
0.26
340
0.45
254
16.9
657
60.5
388
2.3
649
20.1
605
38.5
38
9.6
269
10.4
45
5.7
544
8.5
599
Burnley
89,542
8.08870822
343
91.8
509
6.99
84
0.13
559
0.14
473
33.1
104
63.0
201
4.9
337
36.0
151
20.2
531
8.6
424
5.9
393
8.9
73
14.4
76
Burton
99,262
3.28856348
460
93.7
478
4.39
128
0.21
399
0.63
211
24.9
417
61.3
328
4.6
366
32.2
257
23.9
379
8.0
502
6.9
296
8.7
94
14.3
80
Bury North
91,680
16.386059
264
93.1
486
5.07
113
0.23
371
0.36
287
27.4
307
63.7
145
3.8
459
28.8
363
28.3
228
10.7
148
7.0
282
7.2
392
11.1
438
Bury South
88,928
20.4244373
222
94.7
448
2.50
192
0.41
199
0.59
220
28.7
254
62.7
222
4.5
388
29.6
339
27.1
269
11.1
110
7.0
292
7.3
376
12.0
364
Bury St. Edmunds
98,982
1.98491989
518
98.4
230
0.23
546
0.20
418
0.18
415
22.0
539
61.4
324
2.8
591
27.3
416
28.3
230
9.4
311
7.9
198
8.1
217
13.4
197
Caernarfon
59,694
0.67084724
619
99.3
32
0.12
627
0.09
635
0.06
619
30.2
186
52.6
636
6.6
167
31.7
273
20.9
497
7.0
619
11.2
31
7.2
388
12.1
348
Caerphilly
88,151
7.0262235
360
98.9
129
0.29
505
0.16
495
0.07
605
39.3
20
65.6
47
6.1
211
37.6
110
20.9
498
9.4
301
4.9
517
8.0
227
11.9
372
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross
51,823
0.06370579
659
99.4
15
0.10
643
0.07
653
0.07
594
28.4
268
56.0
579
7.8
96
36.3
140
20.0
537
7.6
562
9.5
80
9.4
46
13.2
215
Calder Valley
97,666
3.18930216
466
97.5
331
1.37
269
0.17
485
0.20
399
25.9
372
60.8
365
4.2
419
27.5
405
29.4
199
9.1
351
8.0
191
7.4
363
11.8
381
Camberwell and Peckham
79,095
105.039841
10
49.8
651
2.56
188
1.89
13
39.24
1
26.3
350
58.3
517
12.0
9
28.6
371
24.9
350
8.9
394
4.7
551
5.8
540
12.0
369
Cambridge
93,259
32.5057511
134
89.5
532
3.21
160
2.14
8
1.37
134
20.2
597
63.6
159
3.9
450
16.4
646
32.1
138
6.4
642
4.2
604
4.6
618
8.0
628
Cannock Chase
96,066
11.2753521
305
98.6
196
0.49
400
0.17
484
0.17
420
29.4
225
63.2
183
4.6
374
35.1
175
21.6
465
8.7
409
7.1
277
9.6
31
14.8
51
Canterbury
100,090
3.60321117
450
95.9
399
0.71
343
0.58
124
0.56
225
25.2
403
55.4
598
4.2
415
24.0
519
26.5
291
7.7
546
7.0
287
5.8
539
10.2
519
Cardiff Central
73,754
43.9535161
61
89.4
533
4.98
116
0.95
60
1.36
135
24.3
444
57.8
539
5.2
299
19.0
624
26.4
296
8.3
459
4.1
621
4.5
620
8.1
619
Cardiff North
81,844
19.203191
231
95.1
432
1.65
248
0.51
151
0.44
258
24.5
433
63.0
204
3.1
566
21.2
593
34.7
83
11.2
108
5.3
478
5.1
593
8.0
627
Cardiff South and Penarth
88,235
22.7938517
208
90.8
522
3.21
161
0.44
180
2.02
114
32.0
134
62.2
252
6.2
205
34.6
193
25.2
336
9.4
308
4.8
526
7.4
366
12.6
295
Cardiff West
77,539
23.8215054
204
91.9
508
3.72
143
0.48
167
1.04
156
30.5
178
60.9
360
5.6
262
32.5
250
28.4
225
9.1
361
5.3
473
6.2
508
11.8
386
Carlisle
75,880
4.56201527
421
99.0
106
0.27
520
0.20
422
0.07
590
29.3
228
59.2
470
5.8
243
33.7
213
19.1
559
8.4
456
5.5
449
8.9
74
18.0
3
Carmarthen East and Dinefwr
68,629
0.41830117
638
99.2
40
0.17
600
0.09
629
0.07
585
37.7
30
53.0
627
5.0
327
33.5
218
20.8
501
7.0
611
12.9
17
6.5
476
10.8
471
Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire
72,487
0.75854166
615
99.1
89
0.22
558
0.12
588
0.09
537
32.9
107
49.9
651
6.4
185
30.8
298
19.9
539
7.2
588
12.0
26
7.4
347
11.7
394
Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley
83,128
0.42477695
635
99.4
14
0.24
538
0.11
599
0.04
655
34.0
85
58.5
509
8.1
82
40.9
58
18.4
584
7.1
605
6.9
300
8.4
144
13.4
181
Carshalton and Wallington
93,761
36.0619231
105
89.6
530
2.97
172
0.52
146
3.12
91
22.4
520
63.5
166
4.0
433
25.5
475
31.8
149
13.2
17
8.0
186
6.6
472
10.2
521
Castle Point
86,608
19.2120674
230
98.2
268
0.63
360
0.22
386
0.20
400
24.3
446
59.7
437
3.6
483
33.2
225
24.9
347
12.6
30
9.1
91
7.7
302
11.6
405
Central Fife
75,255
7.34912109
354
98.8
154
0.59
366
0.23
363
0.09
554
32.7
114
63.5
163
8.6
69
37.1
126
17.5
605
8.8
404
4.4
591
9.3
47
16.9
12
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich
94,380
1.17532783
579
97.3
339
0.46
419
0.25
349
0.67
203
22.5
514
57.1
553
3.3
527
29.1
353
27.8
245
9.1
350
9.2
88
6.9
426
12.4
316
Ceredigion
75,232
0.41901006
636
98.6
201
0.29
501
0.16
487
0.15
445
30.6
177
46.6
659
5.0
317
25.0
489
19.8
542
6.2
650
13.5
11
5.4
565
9.3
567
Charnwood
95,137
5.20243889
404
93.1
485
4.99
115
0.39
211
0.32
305
21.4
557
61.6
307
3.0
573
29.0
359
28.7
219
10.9
126
8.3
159
7.8
279
11.4
416
Chatham and Aylesford
95,625
15.0047074
273
96.0
396
1.88
239
0.26
338
0.53
230
22.2
530
63.5
168
4.5
382
30.6
305
24.9
344
11.5
91
7.2
263
8.9
82
13.3
203
Cheadle
86,239
22.8387182
206
94.1
467
3.00
170
0.61
117
0.40
268
22.4
518
60.8
375
2.5
618
19.8
610
36.7
59
11.1
115
7.0
281
5.1
591
8.6
593
Cheltenham
92,372
26.2495027
187
96.5
375
1.23
281
0.51
154
0.35
290
22.5
508
60.8
367
4.1
432
21.8
578
30.9
163
9.4
298
6.4
343
6.3
504
11.2
437
Chesham and Amersham
88,632
4.98436621
412
95.2
427
2.46
197
0.35
239
0.33
298
18.0
643
58.8
492
2.4
635
18.3
634
40.0
23
9.3
319
8.6
125
4.5
622
7.8
637
Chesterfield
91,366
18.5288988
239
98.1
281
0.54
379
0.23
366
0.33
296
33.5
95
59.8
432
6.9
150
34.2
203
22.3
437
9.0
379
6.0
391
8.1
205
13.8
132
Chichester
98,506
1.50319696
552
98.3
248
0.26
530
0.27
312
0.21
382
23.2
481
54.9
605
2.9
583
24.2
512
29.4
201
7.8
526
10.1
61
6.3
494
10.6
491
Chingford and Woodford Green
80,722
42.3293131
71
86.8
547
3.97
137
0.54
139
5.20
61
23.5
471
61.0
349
4.5
380
26.9
432
32.4
128
12.2
43
8.7
121
5.2
586
9.1
579
Chipping Barnet
96,187
29.379047
166
82.4
577
6.99
85
1.42
22
3.22
90
20.6
585
59.1
473
4.1
426
20.3
600
37.7
48
10.8
134
9.1
93
4.0
636
7.5
639
Chorley
100,449
4.95310651
415
97.9
297
0.77
329
0.31
278
0.28
325
27.6
301
62.9
207
3.8
456
28.1
385
28.2
235
9.6
266
7.4
251
8.0
241
11.4
418
Christchurch
88,452
7.81033113
346
98.9
126
0.17
598
0.17
466
0.09
544
27.7
299
55.5
593
3.2
551
27.9
392
26.6
287
8.9
390
8.8
114
6.2
514
10.9
469
60
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RESEARCH PAPER
Bristol North West - Christchurch
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Bristol North West
0.4
564
13.0
394
24.3
349
28.0
342
4.9
378
93.1
319
Bristol South
0.5
455
11.9
444
31.6
203
21.7
487
6.1
276
89.9
Bristol West
0.3
599
8.3
590
24.7
340
29.5
312
11.4
94
Bromley and Chislehurst
0.5
481
6.5
644
22.0
425
32.2
252
5.6
Bromsgrove
1.5
222
18.2
179
13.3
632
46.9
21
Broxbourne
1.1
261
12.4
411
16.7
555
41.8
80
Broxtowe
0.4
532
17.7
202
22.6
404
31.1
Buckingham
3.3
104
13.1
392
9.9
657
Burnley
0.6
432
29.3
6
34.1
Burton
1.9
176
23.1
56
Bury North
0.5
444
17.6
204
Bury South
0.5
498
15.0
Bury St. Edmunds
3.0
111
16.8
Caernarfon
4.7
57
9.3
Caerphilly
0.7
381
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross
6.6
26
Calder Valley
1.0
Camberwell and Peckham
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
66.2
454
20.9
140
2.8
514
10.1
351
21.8
474
11.6
141
26.3
442
12.1
159
489
63.4
494
21.8
127
4.2
339
10.5
324
23.5
366
12.2
115
25.0
502
9.8
413
90.5
469
60.7
538
6.2
549
4.9
294
28.2
4
18.2
601
6.4
626
18.3
623
26.1
2
311
95.0
201
77.0
128
1.4
639
11.8
58
9.8
367
25.6
191
8.9
377
27.5
389
9.5
460
2.7
644
95.6
144
83.4
19
8.9
466
1.6
629
6.1
617
25.1
237
7.2
559
32.4
46
9.2
502
6.5
249
95.8
125
80.3
43
11.3
385
2.1
590
6.3
607
23.3
378
8.9
385
33.3
32
9.0
524
274
3.7
512
94.6
220
77.0
124
9.7
441
1.9
607
11.4
263
24.0
306
7.6
513
28.3
337
10.5
320
55.3
1
3.0
617
96.9
50
78.7
69
9.9
436
1.1
655
10.2
347
20.5
545
6.0
652
34.6
19
11.0
262
163
21.0
499
5.3
338
81.7
607
72.1
289
7.0
524
8.0
155
12.8
200
23.1
394
11.7
137
28.8
300
10.7
303
23.9
369
31.5
269
4.0
475
84.1
582
75.4
175
8.3
491
6.1
229
10.2
346
23.5
363
8.6
413
29.6
235
10.3
342
24.9
334
31.5
268
4.9
383
91.7
409
77.9
94
10.6
408
3.7
397
7.8
524
22.3
446
10.0
266
30.8
137
9.2
500
307
27.1
297
27.6
349
5.0
366
92.7
349
73.1
261
11.1
397
6.5
212
9.3
393
22.4
441
11.4
155
29.4
252
9.5
457
234
16.8
550
39.1
118
3.3
578
95.5
149
73.4
254
11.8
367
3.1
475
11.6
255
25.7
181
6.8
591
29.5
244
10.8
289
549
22.0
427
31.5
270
3.8
501
77.2
640
68.7
390
14.4
290
3.5
422
13.3
181
27.9
83
9.9
280
27.3
397
8.8
545
22.6
60
28.3
269
26.1
391
4.0
472
97.3
35
74.3
224
15.5
271
4.4
321
5.8
631
21.4
499
11.6
144
31.7
75
9.4
482
11.3
468
26.8
303
24.0
441
5.9
290
92.8
347
62.5
509
20.7
145
5.2
280
11.6
254
25.9
173
8.8
391
26.7
422
10.3
351
294
22.1
68
26.8
301
29.9
305
5.6
309
82.0
600
74.8
205
7.5
512
6.5
211
11.2
278
23.7
338
8.7
407
28.1
361
9.7
437
0.2
643
6.1
654
56.4
14
7.4
650
29.7
5
92.7
351
23.2
659
54.4
1
11.5
66
10.9
299
14.6
644
17.5
10
18.0
626
10.6
310
Cambridge
0.6
408
10.3
509
33.0
178
19.5
530
12.7
82
91.7
406
51.7
604
18.5
182
6.0
232
23.7
21
20.9
530
7.4
533
20.1
604
24.0
6
Cannock Chase
0.8
345
23.5
51
21.8
437
35.0
183
4.7
401
94.6
221
73.4
256
16.0
254
3.6
406
7.0
569
20.7
536
8.7
408
33.8
24
8.9
540
Canterbury
1.9
172
9.0
557
24.3
351
30.2
298
6.4
256
93.6
294
70.0
349
11.0
399
3.3
458
15.7
105
27.6
92
8.5
422
23.8
535
17.3
38
Cardiff Central
0.2
642
8.8
569
30.7
215
26.0
395
9.0
146
92.3
375
63.4
493
5.0
573
6.9
190
24.7
12
18.9
590
8.9
382
21.4
586
25.3
4
Cardiff North
0.4
553
10.1
517
20.1
468
34.0
202
3.2
593
95.6
139
83.3
20
6.3
545
3.3
461
7.1
557
26.9
124
9.0
361
29.4
259
11.5
207
Cardiff South and Penarth
0.4
524
12.1
431
34.7
156
20.4
510
6.7
233
92.1
382
65.6
465
13.9
306
9.5
105
11.1
288
22.1
463
14.6
41
24.3
524
10.9
275
Cardiff West
0.4
569
9.5
542
32.7
183
22.5
466
7.2
207
92.2
377
67.6
414
14.4
291
6.1
230
11.9
243
21.8
475
13.4
63
24.5
522
11.2
246
Carlisle
1.7
197
17.5
208
32.2
192
20.2
518
4.4
429
85.6
563
68.8
388
17.8
203
3.0
483
10.4
332
25.8
176
10.1
259
25.3
489
10.8
285
Carmarthen East and Dinefwr
8.1
11
11.5
461
18.1
517
36.1
168
2.8
633
92.4
364
74.5
213
12.6
346
2.4
554
10.4
331
28.1
77
9.3
328
28.2
349
9.2
503
Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire
6.4
28
8.9
565
22.1
422
30.7
283
4.5
418
88.9
521
69.5
367
11.7
372
4.6
313
14.2
146
27.7
89
10.2
242
25.5
470
11.9
171
Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley
5.3
46
16.4
245
30.6
218
24.6
432
9.4
134
97.4
32
61.4
528
27.3
65
2.6
535
8.7
448
25.3
214
10.2
238
30.0
200
9.4
478
Carshalton and Wallington
0.6
401
7.9
603
24.2
354
30.1
300
8.8
152
91.9
394
70.0
346
16.3
249
5.3
271
8.3
479
20.5
546
11.3
167
29.4
246
9.9
401
Castle Point
0.6
418
14.8
314
17.7
528
39.5
110
3.9
496
96.6
65
88.5
2
4.3
583
1.3
649
5.9
628
26.5
140
7.7
497
31.9
63
7.6
624
Central Fife
1.5
213
25.8
29
31.7
201
22.1
477
9.2
139
97.6
19
61.4
529
27.2
66
4.0
362
7.5
534
23.2
390
11.4
159
28.1
352
10.2
354
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich
4.7
60
12.4
412
15.4
576
41.4
82
2.8
637
91.8
399
76.6
138
8.2
495
4.4
322
10.8
305
26.9
125
6.6
608
30.6
154
9.3
497
Ceredigion
8.7
9
7.8
607
19.5
482
33.8
208
6.1
278
85.0
567
70.0
345
9.2
460
2.8
508
18.0
63
27.4
96
8.3
442
23.3
549
17.3
37
Charnwood
1.0
292
21.7
74
14.5
607
40.4
97
3.0
616
95.9
112
86.1
4
6.3
547
1.3
650
6.3
605
24.8
247
7.0
569
32.3
52
7.6
626
Chatham and Aylesford
0.8
349
14.3
344
20.2
464
36.5
158
5.6
316
91.7
404
76.7
135
2.1
618
12.7
42
8.5
468
18.8
592
9.6
295
33.1
35
9.6
438
Cheadle
0.5
440
12.7
401
14.3
611
43.5
57
2.9
629
95.1
186
87.6
3
5.5
563
1.4
645
5.5
643
27.9
82
7.2
552
32.5
43
7.3
635
Cheltenham
0.9
316
15.2
299
25.0
330
28.3
334
7.4
202
91.2
435
68.3
396
11.3
389
3.7
396
16.7
84
24.8
255
8.1
457
21.5
585
15.5
65
Chesham and Amersham
1.3
246
13.5
377
11.7
651
52.1
6
3.2
588
97.4
31
80.2
45
1.7
630
10.5
82
7.6
529
25.1
235
6.3
640
33.7
28
9.4
471
Chesterfield
0.8
331
18.6
164
30.4
223
25.0
422
3.6
528
95.9
117
66.7
441
23.0
109
2.8
511
7.5
532
26.0
168
9.3
331
26.8
416
9.2
507
Chichester
4.0
76
11.0
481
17.1
543
38.2
129
4.5
424
92.4
368
70.1
342
7.0
525
8.1
152
14.8
125
33.5
12
6.9
582
23.6
541
12.2
144
Chingford and Woodford Green
0.3
586
8.8
572
24.3
352
30.4
293
7.6
196
93.1
320
75.3
180
10.0
434
5.6
257
9.1
417
25.3
212
9.9
274
28.9
288
9.3
489
Chipping Barnet
0.5
452
7.3
627
21.6
440
32.5
238
9.4
132
94.7
213
74.4
216
8.0
501
3.7
399
13.9
155
22.1
459
9.1
354
30.3
180
10.6
317
Chorley
1.7
194
16.5
242
19.6
480
37.8
136
3.4
560
91.0
447
79.2
62
7.6
510
6.8
197
6.4
596
21.1
518
9.1
353
31.1
115
10.0
395
Christchurch
1.4
228
12.9
395
15.5
573
37.3
144
3.8
499
96.4
78
83.9
13
0.6
658
8.9
122
6.6
589
40.8
1
6.2
645
21.9
576
9.8
418
61
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RESEARCH PAPER
04/01
Cities of London and Westminister - Dudley North
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Semi routine
%
Rank
Cities of London and Westminster
110,226
63.9733024
29
77.9
594
5.98
98
2.57
4
4.73
67
20.9
574
65.3
56
6.0
222
13.4
654
45.8
9
7.1
603
5.9
405
3.2
655
5.9
653
City of Chester
89,919
5.92078752
384
97.7
313
0.73
335
0.27
314
0.21
383
26.1
366
61.7
300
3.9
441
24.4
503
31.4
156
8.4
455
5.6
444
7.0
416
11.0
453
City of Durham
87,709
4.69836083
419
97.7
319
0.53
383
0.37
228
0.22
374
30.3
185
63.5
164
4.9
341
27.1
425
24.2
369
8.3
468
3.9
633
6.4
484
9.4
560
City of York
102,839
36.2747795
104
97.8
310
0.70
348
0.27
320
0.16
442
24.9
416
60.3
400
4.5
381
26.2
454
25.8
313
8.6
429
5.4
468
7.7
296
13.6
156
Cleethorpes
90,070
2.72699749
480
98.7
167
0.41
442
0.15
522
0.12
497
26.3
353
57.9
533
6.4
186
33.9
207
20.2
527
7.8
536
6.5
340
10.8
5
15.0
37
Clwyd South
71,622
0.8393531
609
99.3
24
0.11
629
0.12
590
0.05
642
31.6
150
59.6
447
4.7
359
33.7
214
20.3
526
7.1
608
8.6
128
9.4
42
14.7
59
Clwyd West
68,804
0.82736893
612
98.9
130
0.21
566
0.27
322
0.07
589
32.7
113
52.9
631
5.5
270
31.1
288
22.7
424
7.1
609
10.4
47
6.7
463
12.3
331
Clydebank and Milngavie
67,679
10.3579737
314
98.3
247
0.84
314
0.35
242
0.08
557
30.4
182
61.3
332
7.0
142
32.8
242
25.3
334
10.9
127
4.2
603
6.5
481
12.1
350
Clydesdale
81,888
0.59242111
625
99.2
42
0.40
452
0.10
614
0.05
645
33.4
98
62.8
219
6.1
210
37.7
107
23.2
407
8.9
393
6.6
327
7.6
325
12.2
343
Coatbridge and Chryston
67,588
8.44216837
337
98.9
135
0.66
357
0.13
578
0.07
596
35.8
55
65.3
58
7.3
126
39.7
73
20.5
510
10.2
210
4.2
607
7.6
306
13.0
234
Colchester
102,527
17.9745792
242
95.7
413
0.78
327
0.51
152
0.62
214
24.1
449
63.7
149
3.7
461
25.5
474
29.3
203
10.8
137
6.0
388
7.6
308
12.8
268
Colne Valley
95,651
5.34930932
399
92.5
500
4.85
122
0.17
479
1.02
160
24.5
434
61.0
347
4.2
417
27.3
413
29.0
210
9.1
360
7.5
243
7.7
291
11.1
441
Congleton
90,655
4.29664913
429
98.8
141
0.27
518
0.26
328
0.09
543
23.0
488
63.2
188
3.2
544
24.3
510
32.6
122
8.7
415
7.4
248
7.6
314
10.3
513
Conwy
70,366
2.35558382
500
98.3
253
0.50
394
0.25
346
0.14
467
30.4
179
53.0
629
6.4
183
28.2
382
21.1
486
6.4
647
7.9
199
7.1
413
12.4
319
Copeland
69,318
0.94732958
596
99.3
28
0.20
574
0.10
625
0.06
629
30.2
190
59.3
463
8.0
87
34.3
199
19.7
544
6.8
628
6.1
384
11.8
1
13.0
241
Corby
97,186
1.7543866
532
98.4
229
0.43
431
0.15
516
0.22
370
24.4
439
65.1
71
4.5
378
33.2
227
23.8
382
8.3
471
6.1
373
9.5
32
13.9
122
Cotswold
87,975
0.7270541
617
98.8
146
0.20
573
0.17
467
0.10
523
20.7
579
56.5
570
2.5
621
23.3
543
30.8
166
7.6
552
11.2
32
7.1
406
11.3
426
Coventry North East
103,401
39.19674
87
78.0
593
15.66
36
0.46
174
2.36
108
29.2
231
62.0
272
7.7
108
37.3
118
18.0
588
8.7
413
4.5
575
7.7
283
14.8
53
Coventry North West
101,923
25.1537512
198
88.9
536
7.08
83
0.48
165
1.41
132
26.2
357
64.2
116
5.4
277
30.3
314
23.3
402
10.1
220
5.0
512
8.0
231
13.5
177
Coventry South
95,524
30.0862992
159
85.1
558
9.08
65
1.27
34
1.61
126
26.0
368
60.5
389
5.8
236
26.4
444
23.3
401
8.3
465
4.7
554
6.3
503
10.9
459
Crawley
99,744
22.1801201
212
88.5
538
7.55
77
0.31
274
1.11
152
20.9
573
67.9
13
3.1
563
25.4
478
28.6
223
13.8
11
5.5
460
9.1
64
13.1
232
Crewe and Nantwich
93,370
6.40925316
374
97.9
295
0.47
409
0.27
323
0.37
278
26.9
329
61.8
287
4.5
384
31.0
292
23.6
389
7.9
516
5.9
396
9.6
30
14.2
98
Crosby
72,597
16.5406699
260
98.5
215
0.39
453
0.30
281
0.09
541
28.9
244
58.9
486
4.9
330
24.0
518
30.9
165
12.2
40
6.0
390
5.4
562
9.3
568
Croydon Central
114,878
40.2798036
83
77.3
598
5.73
103
0.76
94
10.35
34
22.0
538
64.9
81
5.5
263
24.9
490
32.8
119
12.9
22
6.6
326
6.2
511
10.0
531
Croydon North
116,827
67.8044109
24
50.5
648
16.13
33
0.65
108
23.91
7
22.9
491
64.0
129
7.2
131
23.8
524
28.6
221
13.4
14
6.4
350
6.0
528
11.2
431
Croydon South
98,882
24.2536179
201
85.1
560
5.07
112
0.59
121
4.30
73
20.1
599
62.8
215
3.4
511
19.4
615
38.2
43
13.2
18
7.8
210
4.8
609
7.9
632
Cumbernauld and Kilsyth
64,552
6.24173274
376
98.5
220
0.72
338
0.24
359
0.08
559
29.8
201
68.1
9
5.2
294
32.2
259
24.3
367
11.9
62
4.7
550
8.4
145
12.8
258
Cunninghame North
70,069
0.91164455
602
99.5
13
0.17
599
0.09
633
0.05
634
31.9
138
58.7
495
8.4
75
34.4
196
21.4
475
8.0
503
6.6
324
8.2
175
12.3
326
Cunninghame South
65,748
5.87770427
389
99.2
63
0.31
491
0.27
317
0.04
652
32.6
116
60.6
383
10.2
33
39.5
75
17.5
607
8.2
481
4.5
576
9.6
29
15.0
39
Cynon Valley
63,512
3.60556344
449
98.9
125
0.36
463
0.15
509
0.08
581
44.1
7
63.9
134
7.3
127
42.4
44
17.3
610
7.2
594
4.6
564
8.2
192
13.3
200
Dagenham
83,165
43.1353734
66
90.2
526
2.30
213
0.34
253
5.08
64
29.7
208
64.0
131
6.6
168
40.6
64
18.8
569
12.1
46
6.1
382
8.3
166
13.5
165
Darlington
84,452
30.8669591
152
97.7
314
0.88
309
0.27
319
0.25
356
30.4
180
61.7
297
6.6
174
33.2
223
22.6
428
9.6
265
5.0
507
8.2
169
14.0
114
Dartford
94,787
9.9284592
318
94.8
442
1.98
225
0.47
168
0.81
182
21.9
542
64.8
90
3.5
493
28.0
388
27.2
265
12.1
44
7.3
260
8.5
124
12.0
360
Daventry
115,975
1.28143507
568
98.1
272
0.50
395
0.16
494
0.31
313
19.1
626
63.2
184
2.9
586
23.7
532
33.4
109
9.6
283
8.7
123
7.7
300
10.8
474
Delyn
69,627
2.46101371
492
99.3
31
0.11
628
0.08
642
0.05
633
30.0
195
63.0
203
4.3
403
30.2
316
23.6
390
8.0
510
6.8
305
10.2
11
12.9
254
Denton and Reddish
90,101
33.9491334
123
96.9
353
0.94
303
0.42
197
0.45
251
29.7
207
65.8
38
4.6
377
35.6
165
20.3
523
11.8
70
6.1
383
9.4
44
14.7
56
Derby North
96,355
27.1117051
185
96.4
377
0.93
305
0.43
184
0.75
188
27.3
310
61.9
283
5.3
289
29.3
348
24.7
356
8.6
433
5.0
510
8.4
143
12.7
283
Derby South
100,784
29.2721464
167
77.0
599
16.05
34
0.34
250
2.86
94
28.8
247
60.0
420
7.5
118
33.0
236
22.5
433
7.9
513
5.1
500
7.9
251
13.2
212
Devizes
110,555
1.05235353
591
98.5
225
0.22
554
0.21
391
0.26
342
20.7
580
62.9
212
2.8
598
24.3
508
29.7
192
10.0
231
8.4
151
8.1
215
12.2
335
Dewsbury
86,250
17.750566
248
80.5
584
17.41
30
0.08
646
0.37
283
27.6
303
60.5
384
5.4
271
39.0
85
20.7
506
8.3
466
6.6
332
8.1
218
12.4
313
Don Valley
88,614
3.64786761
448
98.4
227
0.50
398
0.17
464
0.20
387
32.2
127
59.4
459
5.7
246
35.9
158
21.6
466
8.1
488
6.1
371
8.2
177
12.7
272
Doncaster Central
86,674
18.3982169
240
95.3
423
2.39
203
0.29
292
0.74
189
33.7
91
58.1
529
7.8
101
36.7
131
18.9
566
8.0
506
5.4
467
8.6
118
14.3
81
Doncaster North
82,767
4.16899209
431
99.0
116
0.27
523
0.06
657
0.23
364
36.0
50
59.2
469
7.2
134
42.6
41
15.3
638
6.9
624
5.5
448
9.3
53
15.6
22
Dover
91,015
4.18864191
430
98.5
212
0.30
493
0.20
420
0.19
403
29.8
203
60.4
391
5.3
281
31.7
274
22.4
434
9.4
317
6.8
313
8.5
136
13.9
123
Dudley North
90,262
34.7562572
116
91.6
513
4.84
123
0.23
375
1.76
120
29.3
229
61.4
318
7.2
133
41.9
50
19.2
557
9.0
373
5.6
447
8.4
138
14.7
57
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Rank
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RESEARCH PAPER
Cities of London and Westminister - Dudley North
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Cities of London and Westminster
0.2
653
5.2
659
58.2
7
City of Chester
1.5
219
13.8
368
25.9
City of Durham
1.2
256
14.6
326
City of York
0.9
306
12.5
407
Cleethorpes
1.6
205
20.9
Clwyd South
4.3
71
Clwyd West
4.5
67
Clydebank and Milngavie
0.5
Clydesdale
2 or more cars
%
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
8.0
645
2.6
646
87.9
535
316
29.4
317
5.2
355
92.3
371
28.1
273
26.7
377
4.0
483
98.3
35.1
153
17.1
569
6.8
229
88.6
89
24.2
357
27.9
344
2.7
641
91.2
25.0
41
22.8
400
32.9
228
3.9
489
10.7
497
21.5
444
32.5
239
3.7
523
490
11.6
459
38.6
101
21.7
488
11.8
3.6
89
14.2
346
26.8
302
29.4
315
10.1
Coatbridge and Chryston
0.6
403
14.9
310
37.0
122
20.1
520
15.7
58
97.8
Colchester
0.8
360
10.8
493
24.8
337
27.8
345
6.7
235
94.9
Colne Valley
0.9
307
22.7
58
25.2
324
30.6
287
5.3
343
78.6
Congleton
2.2
146
21.4
79
14.5
604
44.9
37
2.6
648
Conwy
1.9
175
8.9
564
27.1
295
26.3
386
5.0
371
Copeland
2.9
117
27.2
18
27.9
279
26.3
382
4.1
Corby
1.4
227
27.3
17
23.8
375
33.0
225
Cotswold
4.7
56
14.1
350
14.2
613
43.7
54
Coventry North East
0.4
561
21.6
76
37.1
119
18.7
Coventry North West
0.5
449
21.8
72
30.1
226
Coventry South
0.4
514
18.6
162
32.0
Crawley
0.8
324
11.3
469
20.4
Crewe and Nantwich
1.8
180
19.1
139
24.4
Crosby
0.7
389
8.7
579
24.2
Croydon Central
0.4
538
7.4
621
32.1
Croydon North
0.4
555
6.9
636
35.6
Croydon South
0.5
489
7.6
618
Cumbernauld and Kilsyth
0.6
434
15.5
288
Cunninghame North
2.4
138
16.8
235
34.1
Cunninghame South
1.3
244
22.4
63
38.2
Cynon Valley
0.4
505
24.1
46
34.9
Dagenham
0.3
598
10.3
506
Darlington
0.6
426
16.5
Dartford
0.9
309
13.2
Daventry
2.6
130
18.9
146
13.0
637
Delyn
1.9
177
25.0
42
19.5
487
Denton and Reddish
0.5
492
19.9
115
32.1
195
Derby North
0.6
425
21.4
80
29.2
250
Derby South
0.4
518
22.4
64
33.1
173
Devizes
3.3
103
15.9
268
15.4
Dewsbury
0.6
413
26.3
21
Don Valley
1.2
251
16.3
254
Doncaster Central
0.6
395
15.2
Doncaster North
1.6
209
18.0
Dover
2.0
167
Dudley North
0.4
557
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
34.5
648
10.3
420
15.3
17
39.9
1
17.7
610
5.7
657
9.9
659
23.0
11
70.4
337
7.1
521
9.5
102
13.0
192
25.6
193
8.7
406
25.1
498
12.5
132
5
67.6
415
20.0
152
3.3
446
9.0
423
23.6
349
8.4
433
28.2
351
16.8
45
526
65.1
472
16.1
251
3.6
419
15.3
115
24.0
307
8.9
387
21.7
580
16.2
55
434
78.6
76
9.2
459
1.7
626
10.5
321
25.6
190
9.2
340
29.2
272
10.5
329
86.9
553
65.3
467
22.2
120
2.7
516
9.7
369
24.5
274
9.3
326
30.2
189
8.6
566
87.5
543
74.1
234
8.1
496
3.5
423
14.3
141
31.8
16
8.8
388
25.0
500
10.8
291
91
96.0
109
58.8
555
24.8
86
10.9
74
5.5
644
25.6
189
13.2
67
27.7
379
8.1
595
115
97.3
37
64.4
480
26.2
74
2.4
564
7.1
561
23.1
397
10.1
257
31.8
66
8.9
536
16
59.8
546
32.4
21
2.6
538
5.2
648
21.0
524
13.6
61
29.9
205
8.6
562
206
67.3
424
12.8
339
5.8
246
14.2
147
21.4
503
9.1
356
27.4
392
14.8
76
634
78.1
88
8.9
472
1.6
633
11.4
261
23.4
369
8.7
409
28.7
304
10.0
391
94.4
236
82.1
29
2.6
610
8.2
143
7.1
563
24.0
309
6.9
581
32.2
55
9.9
400
83.0
595
68.2
402
11.2
393
4.5
316
16.1
101
30.0
36
9.4
317
23.4
544
13.9
91
465
91.3
432
67.8
412
14.0
305
9.1
118
9.1
413
24.4
283
10.2
241
28.0
364
9.3
492
4.5
415
95.6
146
68.2
401
17.3
220
6.2
225
8.3
486
21.5
493
10.2
245
29.7
227
10.6
315
3.1
605
95.0
194
69.5
368
2.5
612
11.9
56
16.1
100
29.1
52
6.4
628
27.2
399
11.2
239
544
9.4
133
86.0
560
64.6
476
9.7
440
11.9
57
13.8
163
21.6
483
13.6
59
26.6
430
11.2
244
23.9
442
6.7
232
87.5
540
74.4
220
6.7
536
7.6
167
11.4
260
24.3
289
10.4
227
26.0
453
10.9
281
196
25.7
404
8.1
174
89.5
500
68.3
395
8.6
485
10.5
84
12.5
212
24.3
295
10.9
196
25.2
491
16.4
50
462
33.2
222
7.6
197
96.4
76
68.3
397
20.3
149
3.1
469
8.2
489
21.8
473
10.0
265
28.7
310
10.6
305
342
30.1
301
3.9
487
86.8
555
75.2
189
13.2
322
2.3
567
9.2
400
24.8
253
8.9
383
29.1
279
11.0
269
355
30.9
281
3.3
580
89.3
513
81.5
33
7.6
508
2.9
491
8.0
507
27.8
86
9.4
313
30.0
202
7.3
633
194
21.5
491
27.2
12
91.5
419
64.3
481
13.2
323
7.9
156
14.6
133
19.5
574
13.0
77
24.1
529
10.9
273
139
18.3
553
15.3
62
89.6
496
64.1
486
10.2
429
7.8
160
18.0
64
15.4
638
14.9
36
24.1
531
11.1
254
19.9
473
36.3
162
6.8
228
94.4
241
79.9
47
6.7
534
3.3
448
10.0
355
21.4
502
8.9
386
30.1
191
9.4
467
31.6
202
25.0
423
9.6
126
97.1
45
71.3
309
15.9
259
6.8
195
6.0
624
18.4
597
12.5
98
33.5
29
9.1
519
161
22.0
480
9.5
128
94.9
204
65.3
466
22.2
121
3.8
387
8.7
449
27.4
97
11.1
178
25.4
481
10.1
379
106
18.3
552
9.9
118
97.9
14
56.5
573
29.9
40
6.8
200
6.9
574
20.6
538
13.6
60
28.7
308
9.2
499
154
20.7
504
4.4
440
94.9
205
72.7
272
12.1
360
5.0
289
10.2
349
25.6
194
12.3
107
29.7
224
7.9
602
36.0
131
18.6
546
10.7
104
89.6
499
60.2
542
30.8
33
2.7
527
6.3
602
24.9
244
14.8
38
27.7
382
7.8
608
244
34.0
164
19.9
524
4.7
396
91.8
401
69.9
353
15.4
272
4.3
332
10.4
339
25.3
218
11.0
188
25.9
460
11.2
240
389
19.5
483
35.2
178
6.1
279
94.0
267
74.9
201
12.1
359
3.8
390
9.2
407
21.9
470
8.8
390
30.4
172
9.5
462
48.4
13
3.2
596
94.6
224
77.3
116
10.5
413
3.2
468
9.0
425
20.1
556
7.1
567
32.9
37
11.4
219
38.1
130
3.5
551
93.8
284
75.2
187
13.7
310
2.9
494
8.1
497
23.8
334
9.6
303
30.8
141
8.5
575
21.5
493
5.5
319
88.2
532
70.9
325
11.9
363
8.3
140
8.9
438
23.8
335
11.9
127
27.8
378
8.4
578
24.9
424
4.4
443
88.8
522
70.3
340
14.9
281
4.8
295
10.0
360
25.5
196
9.3
323
24.9
507
12.0
160
22.4
471
5.9
292
87.1
550
66.9
436
14.0
302
7.5
170
11.6
256
22.3
447
11.2
176
26.9
413
12.0
162
579
41.2
87
3.5
547
95.1
188
69.0
385
1.7
629
15.6
14
13.7
165
23.9
325
7.2
553
30.8
134
12.2
145
30.5
221
25.5
411
9.0
143
74.0
647
67.9
410
18.3
192
2.9
495
11.0
296
22.1
457
9.8
287
30.6
159
9.5
462
24.9
333
30.6
285
3.1
607
95.9
119
74.9
202
16.7
236
1.1
657
7.4
540
24.4
282
8.9
375
31.6
88
9.8
415
298
35.4
142
20.2
517
4.5
425
91.6
416
67.2
430
18.4
186
2.7
524
11.7
250
26.3
151
10.1
255
26.6
426
10.5
320
193
31.7
200
22.4
472
4.1
459
93.4
308
66.6
444
22.3
118
1.8
618
9.2
402
24.4
284
11.0
189
30.3
178
9.2
509
9.1
553
27.4
291
27.6
352
5.0
367
91.5
421
71.1
316
11.3
384
4.7
306
12.9
199
27.3
101
10.3
235
25.8
463
11.1
253
25.3
34
29.7
235
27.0
370
5.0
370
83.1
593
64.1
484
25.2
83
3.6
409
7.2
553
25.5
199
10.3
232
30.7
147
7.6
629
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Dudley South - Exeter
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
Semi routine
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Dudley South
85,374
30.9438202
150
94.7
450
3.02
168
0.18
450
0.85
177
27.9
287
62.3
244
6.1
218
39.4
79
20.8
502
10.0
232
5.9
399
8.7
108
15.2
31
Dulwich and West Norwood
99,619
60.0838359
33
69.4
619
3.29
158
1.00
54
20.24
13
22.3
523
63.1
196
7.4
120
19.4
616
40.7
21
9.1
358
5.8
408
4.1
635
8.0
626
Dumbarton
75,562
1.58308018
546
99.1
70
0.33
474
0.17
472
0.08
582
29.1
237
65.0
76
6.8
160
31.8
271
26.1
305
11.8
65
4.8
527
7.4
365
12.4
314
Dumfries
80,784
0.40121581
639
99.1
69
0.25
535
0.23
376
0.12
502
27.9
289
57.7
545
6.1
213
39.0
83
19.2
558
8.3
461
8.3
161
8.9
80
15.9
16
Dundee East
72,879
31.5630143
143
96.6
370
2.34
210
0.28
304
0.14
463
33.5
94
59.7
441
9.0
54
35.4
169
21.1
489
8.9
387
4.1
617
6.8
453
13.1
224
Dundee West
71,792
31.5985915
142
96.0
392
1.76
243
0.68
103
0.39
274
32.0
133
58.3
521
8.9
63
33.1
232
19.1
562
7.8
523
3.2
652
6.2
512
11.6
407
Dunfermline East
67,166
3.05008855
473
99.1
86
0.42
440
0.14
537
0.09
542
33.2
101
65.2
66
6.8
157
37.5
112
20.5
509
10.1
214
4.5
578
8.4
153
14.2
95
Dunfermline West
68,148
4.99875303
410
98.8
159
0.53
380
0.19
436
0.11
514
27.1
317
66.1
35
5.7
245
29.2
352
27.6
251
11.6
81
4.4
583
7.9
249
12.7
280
Ealing North
113,787
46.8452038
52
64.7
630
13.87
41
1.40
26
9.30
38
22.5
512
65.8
39
5.5
266
23.8
528
32.6
126
11.2
109
6.2
366
5.9
532
9.5
559
Ealing Acton and Shepherd's Bush
110,937
59.3563403
34
69.1
620
6.56
89
1.21
38
12.51
26
23.2
483
65.2
65
7.0
148
19.5
613
39.7
25
9.1
364
6.1
381
4.2
629
7.3
642
Ealing Southall
120,009
63.1958926
30
47.3
652
34.12
8
0.79
88
8.05
42
23.9
462
67.8
14
6.0
223
22.9
556
33.3
113
9.6
268
5.2
488
5.3
580
9.9
541
Easington
81,216
8.45735708
336
99.2
53
0.34
473
0.09
631
0.02
658
46.8
2
65.1
69
8.1
83
43.8
28
14.1
653
7.9
515
3.5
648
8.3
154
13.4
180
East Antrim
84,062
1.97286958
519
99.2
57
0.11
633
0.33
257
0.05
635
27.7
297
65.2
61
5.1
311
38.3
95
27.1
270
13.0
19
6.7
317
11.0
3
16.3
15
East Devon
87,237
1.94486679
520
99.3
26
0.08
652
0.14
532
0.06
620
28.0
281
51.3
645
3.2
550
26.0
462
22.6
429
8.4
457
11.1
35
6.5
475
11.8
384
East Ham
114,053
66.7366881
25
33.7
659
38.22
6
0.82
83
17.72
16
25.8
380
58.3
518
11.5
15
33.2
224
18.9
567
9.2
349
4.8
531
5.4
569
12.5
306
East Hampshire
99,300
2.83325725
478
98.4
231
0.31
488
0.24
358
0.16
426
21.3
562
59.9
427
2.6
609
22.2
570
33.7
104
9.5
293
8.4
143
6.7
455
10.4
505
East Kilbride
85,864
3.02625736
474
98.8
155
0.46
415
0.29
288
0.07
608
26.5
344
65.4
51
4.9
342
29.0
356
27.2
266
11.8
64
5.0
508
7.6
315
11.8
380
East Londonderry
88,737
0.8284738
610
99.2
52
0.12
626
0.21
394
0.14
464
28.4
263
58.1
530
7.2
132
42.4
43
23.2
406
10.6
161
9.9
69
8.5
134
15.6
20
East Lothian
75,266
1.12183271
583
99.3
20
0.19
580
0.07
652
0.08
567
27.2
313
61.3
331
4.2
422
32.9
239
25.5
325
10.3
199
7.0
283
7.6
319
13.7
152
East Surrey
100,499
3.8738388
440
96.7
365
0.83
315
0.39
216
0.51
236
20.0
604
61.2
339
2.3
648
20.9
596
36.2
68
11.7
76
9.1
92
6.2
509
9.2
575
East Worthing and Shoreham
91,848
16.6481784
257
97.3
335
0.71
344
0.25
348
0.29
318
26.0
367
58.6
503
3.0
571
28.9
361
26.9
276
11.5
88
8.6
131
7.6
316
11.9
378
East Yorkshire
92,102
0.8830997
604
98.9
132
0.36
466
0.10
618
0.12
500
28.8
250
54.5
610
5.6
258
33.1
233
22.4
435
7.4
575
10.0
65
7.8
278
13.4
191
Eastbourne
97,463
15.3921352
272
96.8
362
0.67
354
0.47
172
0.35
289
29.1
233
55.8
586
4.4
399
28.3
381
24.4
363
8.9
385
8.3
160
6.9
427
12.0
367
Eastleigh
99,221
13.3829242
285
97.5
326
1.02
299
0.37
227
0.18
409
20.7
576
63.6
152
2.2
652
23.3
545
30.5
171
11.9
57
7.2
267
8.9
79
12.2
345
Eastwood
89,311
5.13016256
406
96.2
389
2.76
180
0.38
219
0.08
566
22.7
502
61.0
357
3.7
463
22.5
563
35.0
79
10.8
135
5.8
413
5.2
585
9.3
570
Eccles
92,305
19.3592701
229
97.0
350
1.06
292
0.28
301
0.33
303
33.4
100
65.5
48
5.5
267
36.3
141
20.9
499
11.3
102
5.1
499
8.2
182
13.8
135
Eddisbury
89,837
1.27720042
569
98.7
172
0.27
521
0.28
298
0.10
534
24.2
448
59.5
455
3.7
467
26.1
459
30.8
167
7.6
561
8.9
106
7.3
373
10.8
470
Edinburgh Central
76,897
46.1566627
54
94.6
451
1.93
233
0.98
56
0.64
206
24.1
450
65.3
57
4.5
387
17.4
641
35.5
75
10.0
227
3.5
647
4.1
633
7.9
630
Edinburgh East and Musselburgh
75,014
25.4112466
195
97.5
327
1.19
283
0.30
286
0.24
360
29.8
206
65.2
63
4.4
400
31.8
272
27.6
253
12.8
24
5.5
464
6.2
513
11.8
382
Edinburgh North and Leith
74,353
52.657932
42
95.7
411
2.03
224
0.52
145
0.40
272
26.1
363
67.2
22
4.7
362
22.0
573
38.0
46
10.5
164
4.8
524
4.9
602
9.3
563
Edinburgh Pentlands
77,820
8.76450051
334
96.7
368
1.14
286
0.65
106
0.33
299
22.9
493
61.6
301
4.2
416
23.6
536
32.0
141
12.5
33
4.6
565
5.3
574
10.5
493
Edinburgh South
79,511
33.591466
128
94.5
453
1.72
244
1.53
17
0.43
261
24.5
435
60.0
419
3.9
440
19.9
608
32.5
127
8.3
460
4.7
548
4.0
638
7.9
633
Edinburgh West
79,851
8.10587758
341
97.2
344
1.06
290
0.61
115
0.26
348
23.8
466
63.1
193
3.8
457
25.1
487
32.0
140
12.4
35
5.1
495
5.4
566
10.2
523
Edmonton
91,870
57.3112913
38
67.5
624
6.28
94
0.53
141
18.08
15
25.2
400
61.0
355
7.7
104
32.5
249
23.9
380
10.7
145
7.0
286
6.0
522
11.1
440
Ellesmere Port and Neston
88,375
7.43146653
352
98.8
165
0.26
528
0.27
316
0.07
601
27.2
314
62.7
224
4.6
368
29.2
351
25.1
340
8.6
427
4.9
516
10.3
7
13.7
145
Elmet
91,118
4.55225819
423
98.1
279
0.79
322
0.15
527
0.19
406
25.2
405
61.8
291
3.3
523
29.7
336
28.2
233
11.7
80
6.7
318
7.4
353
12.2
339
Eltham
78,795
40.5950541
80
86.7
550
3.52
153
0.83
82
5.53
55
25.9
373
61.6
304
6.3
187
30.1
322
27.5
261
11.5
86
6.7
321
6.1
520
10.2
524
Enfield North
94,616
25.3390466
196
83.3
571
3.81
139
0.50
157
7.92
43
24.1
451
62.2
257
5.9
232
30.9
296
26.5
292
11.4
96
7.5
240
6.5
479
10.5
495
Enfield Southgate
87,073
31.7090313
139
80.5
585
7.76
72
1.21
39
5.16
62
22.2
529
59.8
433
5.3
282
21.5
588
36.8
58
10.5
172
8.5
139
3.8
646
7.0
645
Epping Forest
95,786
7.1680012
356
94.3
457
2.53
189
0.45
178
0.94
166
22.1
535
60.3
397
3.9
449
28.5
373
31.9
145
12.2
41
9.5
79
6.0
531
9.4
561
Epsom and Ewell
98,176
18.7430317
237
92.8
493
2.14
221
0.75
96
0.81
184
20.0
603
61.1
343
2.5
624
19.8
609
38.1
45
11.7
79
8.3
157
4.9
608
8.1
620
Erewash
104,272
12.2069773
296
98.0
283
0.67
353
0.13
567
0.40
273
26.6
336
64.7
93
4.7
356
33.6
216
23.3
400
9.2
345
6.0
387
9.7
21
13.5
171
Erith and Thamesmead
94,976
42.006192
73
75.1
603
7.57
76
1.22
37
11.77
30
24.4
441
63.5
161
8.0
88
31.4
283
23.5
392
12.0
52
6.1
377
7.5
333
13.1
230
Esher and Walton
102,473
12.9287156
290
94.0
471
1.88
238
0.61
116
0.42
264
17.2
654
60.8
373
2.8
597
17.7
639
42.0
15
9.6
270
8.6
129
4.4
624
7.4
641
Exeter
111,076
23.6181161
205
97.6
322
0.44
422
0.34
251
0.20
392
25.8
378
58.6
500
3.9
442
24.3
509
24.3
366
10.0
225
5.8
414
6.7
461
12.3
325
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Dudley South - Exeter
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Dudley South
0.4
530
26.3
22
25.2
323
31.0
278
5.2
353
83.2
591
Dulwich and West Norwood
0.3
602
6.6
642
42.3
74
14.4
599
16.4
48
90.8
Dumbarton
1.1
260
11.8
448
33.1
172
22.7
464
11.7
92
Dumfries
6.2
33
15.4
290
26.5
309
25.5
410
6.7
Dundee East
0.6
399
15.8
273
43.7
63
15.2
590
14.1
Dundee West
0.5
459
14.9
311
47.8
43
12.2
616
Dunfermline East
1.4
229
20.7
97
32.4
188
22.7
463
Dunfermline West
1.0
285
16.1
263
26.9
299
26.9
Ealing North
0.3
595
9.0
558
28.6
261
24.7
Ealing Acton and Shepherd's Bush
0.3
607
7.4
626
43.3
69
Ealing Southall
0.2
652
9.1
551
31.3
Easington
0.9
315
25.1
39
East Antrim
1.6
211
16.6
241
East Devon
4.0
74
10.0
East Ham
0.2
655
East Hampshire
2.2
151
East Kilbride
1.2
258
East Londonderry
3.8
79
East Lothian
3.8
81
East Surrey
1.6
East Worthing and Shoreham
0.9
East Yorkshire
Eastbourne
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
70.7
329
20.9
142
1.6
631
6.8
580
23.3
377
9.2
334
32.4
47
7.7
617
459
49.5
620
21.6
131
10.5
85
18.4
61
15.7
636
12.6
95
19.5
612
13.7
95
93.3
311
63.8
489
22.4
117
5.6
259
8.2
492
22.5
438
11.2
174
29.0
285
11.7
193
238
94.3
244
65.2
469
18.4
188
3.6
407
12.8
201
26.1
160
8.8
397
28.2
341
10.4
340
69
84.8
572
56.8
572
21.3
136
9.0
119
13.0
194
26.6
133
12.4
101
20.9
593
12.1
157
16.5
47
84.5
576
50.1
617
27.0
67
6.5
210
16.4
95
25.3
210
11.8
130
18.9
614
17.3
36
8.7
155
97.7
18
61.3
534
29.0
49
3.3
445
6.4
598
23.6
354
10.5
217
28.7
311
9.8
424
371
7.6
193
96.4
75
71.0
319
18.1
194
4.0
371
6.9
572
21.3
508
9.8
285
29.4
256
11.7
194
431
16.0
55
91.6
417
67.4
419
14.0
303
4.8
299
13.8
161
19.0
587
11.6
142
27.2
402
10.6
319
14.6
596
23.9
25
90.0
486
48.1
624
16.4
244
13.2
36
22.3
26
16.4
627
10.7
206
17.9
628
16.4
49
206
22.8
462
21.4
29
92.3
373
64.2
482
9.8
439
7.5
168
18.5
57
15.3
639
10.1
248
26.7
418
12.1
158
37.5
112
17.8
561
5.3
336
98.4
2
63.1
498
24.9
85
4.1
348
7.9
509
25.3
216
11.3
165
30.6
160
8.9
541
24.0
364
31.1
276
4.2
456
94.4
240
75.1
193
16.0
253
2.5
544
6.3
606
20.3
552
10.9
194
33.9
21
0.0
0
524
19.7
479
30.5
289
3.5
545
91.2
438
77.8
98
7.7
504
2.4
565
12.1
232
39.6
2
6.5
616
20.7
597
12.3
141
8.7
576
45.8
51
11.0
629
26.7
13
89.7
492
49.7
619
19.2
166
9.4
108
21.7
29
14.4
648
15.0
30
26.4
437
11.4
223
15.1
301
14.0
616
45.7
28
4.6
410
95.2
184
79.9
48
2.6
611
8.9
123
8.6
462
25.5
198
6.9
578
30.1
195
10.0
389
18.6
165
28.5
262
25.8
403
8.6
161
97.3
34
75.5
173
18.0
200
1.4
646
5.1
650
22.9
408
10.2
237
32.6
42
8.0
597
14.2
348
23.9
368
29.2
320
7.1
215
94.8
211
69.6
366
17.3
218
1.7
625
11.4
262
19.1
584
11.8
129
35.2
14
0.0
0
8.7
575
25.9
317
28.8
325
8.9
148
96.7
59
62.3
513
24.7
88
4.0
364
8.9
432
25.7
182
9.3
322
29.7
222
9.6
444
207
8.8
568
13.4
629
46.3
25
5.0
369
95.6
141
79.8
51
9.1
463
2.2
581
9.0
429
24.3
290
6.3
642
30.8
139
10.1
380
300
12.8
397
23.8
374
30.4
294
5.5
320
90.5
470
79.4
58
8.2
494
3.2
467
9.2
410
30.9
24
8.2
454
25.6
466
9.7
432
6.1
34
15.3
295
23.1
393
29.6
311
3.3
586
90.4
472
74.9
204
9.0
464
1.7
623
14.4
136
29.0
53
7.6
514
26.3
441
12.4
139
1.1
273
8.8
570
30.5
219
23.6
447
8.0
179
92.0
388
70.6
332
8.9
474
5.8
244
14.8
128
35.5
7
8.2
452
20.1
603
13.2
108
Eastleigh
0.8
344
14.8
320
15.2
584
42.4
74
4.5
421
94.5
229
79.6
56
1.2
645
12.0
52
7.2
551
21.5
491
8.2
451
32.1
59
9.5
455
Eastwood
0.8
342
11.1
473
19.8
476
36.8
151
7.6
192
96.3
89
83.4
18
10.3
424
2.1
589
4.3
656
25.2
221
8.4
428
36.3
9
7.9
606
Eccles
0.5
467
15.6
282
35.2
149
20.0
522
5.0
364
92.7
354
62.2
515
23.9
101
3.4
443
10.5
322
24.7
263
12.3
109
25.6
469
9.9
409
Eddisbury
4.9
52
17.5
206
13.8
622
46.5
23
3.1
612
90.8
457
77.6
104
10.0
432
3.3
456
9.1
419
22.3
445
7.6
516
33.4
31
10.0
399
Edinburgh Central
0.4
539
7.0
635
49.9
32
10.4
632
21.2
30
80.7
614
59.8
547
6.6
537
9.3
113
24.3
16
18.3
599
6.3
639
10.5
658
28.0
1
Edinburgh East and Musselburgh
0.5
485
7.4
624
41.9
76
14.5
598
14.1
70
88.3
530
69.4
372
17.0
229
4.3
328
9.3
392
24.7
264
10.1
262
21.7
581
11.6
202
Edinburgh North and Leith
0.4
528
7.7
612
45.3
53
11.3
624
17.6
36
81.9
604
64.1
485
8.9
468
7.2
177
19.8
43
18.3
598
7.6
503
14.4
645
20.6
17
Edinburgh Pentlands
0.5
465
7.7
611
30.5
220
25.4
412
8.5
163
94.0
266
74.1
232
13.7
311
3.8
383
8.4
472
23.3
376
9.4
311
30.2
184
12.7
126
Edinburgh South
0.5
456
6.1
652
36.3
124
18.0
554
12.6
84
90.4
476
69.3
375
11.3
387
2.6
533
16.8
83
23.5
364
7.6
515
19.9
607
22.4
14
Edinburgh West
0.8
354
8.9
563
28.7
258
25.0
421
9.0
145
92.9
333
77.7
102
10.7
406
4.4
319
7.2
555
26.4
142
8.8
393
28.2
344
10.1
372
Edmonton
0.4
558
9.0
561
33.2
171
22.0
481
17.2
41
90.4
473
66.4
450
17.1
227
5.7
253
10.8
306
19.3
578
14.2
46
29.4
254
9.9
410
Ellesmere Port and Neston
1.1
272
20.8
95
21.2
451
33.9
205
3.6
530
93.9
282
74.3
226
17.9
202
2.1
587
5.7
635
24.2
296
9.0
364
32.1
60
7.7
619
Elmet
1.1
275
15.0
308
21.9
432
35.4
175
3.8
506
88.9
520
75.9
163
16.6
238
1.5
639
5.9
625
26.0
164
7.7
491
31.4
99
8.7
554
Eltham
0.4
566
6.9
638
33.7
167
21.4
495
10.1
114
91.5
420
61.4
530
23.3
106
6.7
203
8.7
452
23.7
341
12.4
104
24.8
511
10.0
397
Enfield North
0.6
416
9.4
544
28.3
267
25.8
401
12.5
85
91.8
400
69.7
362
16.0
255
3.8
391
10.6
317
20.5
547
11.5
153
29.3
267
10.7
294
Enfield Southgate
0.4
556
7.8
608
24.0
362
30.3
297
10.0
116
93.9
273
76.0
161
7.1
520
2.6
534
14.3
140
22.3
442
8.0
467
28.1
353
10.9
278
Epping Forest
1.0
282
10.3
507
18.6
505
37.8
135
5.7
304
95.4
163
74.2
231
14.4
292
2.6
530
8.8
445
25.1
234
9.3
330
28.9
291
9.4
479
Epsom and Ewell
0.8
330
7.2
630
14.5
605
42.7
70
4.9
381
96.1
102
82.7
21
3.6
596
5.9
240
7.8
519
26.6
138
7.1
564
30.8
142
9.8
414
Erewash
0.7
387
26.3
23
24.7
339
28.6
330
3.3
584
90.1
484
78.1
90
12.2
357
1.9
613
7.9
517
23.2
387
9.0
372
29.7
232
8.7
551
Erith and Thamesmead
0.3
604
9.4
546
36.0
132
18.0
557
13.2
80
91.9
397
57.6
566
12.7
342
18.9
8
10.8
308
16.5
625
14.9
35
25.3
486
10.5
327
Esher and Walton
0.9
302
9.5
541
13.0
640
45.7
29
4.7
397
96.5
71
78.0
91
3.1
603
7.8
159
11.1
290
24.8
254
7.6
512
31.1
116
11.6
204
Exeter
0.8
338
8.7
573
27.6
286
23.0
461
7.9
185
79.1
630
66.7
442
11.0
400
6.6
205
15.8
104
24.4
279
8.8
392
22.3
570
18.2
33
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RESEARCH PAPER
04/01
Falkirk East - Hamilton North and Bellshill
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Semi routine
%
Rank
Falkirk East
75,762
3.84539641
442
99.1
88
0.52
385
0.12
594
0.05
646
29.8
204
65.7
44
5.4
276
34.2
202
22.8
421
10.1
223
4.8
522
9.0
66
13.5
168
Falkirk West
69,429
6.93665701
362
98.9
136
0.68
352
0.13
571
0.06
616
33.2
103
65.2
62
6.1
219
34.4
195
22.5
431
10.2
212
4.9
515
8.6
112
12.7
285
Falmouth and Camborne
94,472
4.06051749
434
99.0
115
0.15
610
0.14
554
0.18
412
32.3
126
53.0
628
6.0
229
29.9
330
19.4
551
6.8
627
9.0
98
8.2
178
13.4
192
Fareham
93,051
14.7116206
274
98.2
264
0.42
439
0.36
231
0.15
453
21.2
564
63.8
141
2.5
620
22.3
567
34.3
91
10.8
141
6.9
299
7.4
360
10.5
502
Faversham and Mid Kent
87,932
2.17637304
507
98.2
261
0.46
418
0.21
392
0.20
393
22.9
492
60.2
406
3.4
510
28.7
367
29.5
197
9.6
267
8.5
137
7.3
383
11.3
428
Feltham and Heston
100,722
35.4530095
112
61.0
635
26.85
15
0.53
140
4.05
78
24.0
453
68.5
6
5.2
301
29.4
344
24.2
368
12.5
32
5.2
492
8.3
165
12.7
276
Fermanagh and South Tyrone
91,127
0.36363237
641
99.5
8
0.08
653
0.11
600
0.06
623
29.7
209
55.9
584
7.2
130
44.9
22
21.0
494
9.2
346
13.1
14
7.9
263
15.2
27
Finchley and Golders Green
109,878
51.0348351
44
73.8
606
10.52
56
1.91
11
5.49
57
20.6
582
60.5
390
5.2
303
16.2
648
42.4
14
9.0
372
7.5
237
3.2
653
6.4
648
Folkestone and Hythe
96,238
2.69800953
482
97.3
340
0.36
465
0.19
439
0.21
384
29.1
234
59.0
479
5.1
305
30.5
309
24.0
378
10.1
219
8.3
155
8.1
221
12.2
338
Forest of Dean
84,325
1.44330338
555
99.1
83
0.14
618
0.14
539
0.10
521
25.7
386
56.9
558
4.2
413
29.3
349
24.8
354
8.3
463
9.9
70
8.1
214
12.6
292
Foyle
105,066
2.71271075
481
99.3
37
0.23
545
0.14
553
0.08
577
34.3
77
58.9
485
11.9
11
43.7
29
23.0
412
9.1
355
5.9
394
8.9
77
15.2
26
Fylde
92,690
3.9313738
439
98.2
263
0.53
382
0.28
303
0.16
433
28.8
248
60.1
415
3.2
537
25.4
480
30.2
178
10.3
189
8.2
174
6.8
446
9.9
539
Gainsborough
83,719
0.64623424
621
99.0
94
0.19
583
0.11
595
0.15
451
26.9
327
57.4
549
4.9
338
30.2
317
24.1
377
7.7
539
8.7
124
8.2
185
13.0
242
Galloway and Upper Nithsdale
66,981
0.15146157
653
99.6
3
0.07
657
0.09
636
0.05
648
31.7
141
49.3
653
7.0
146
40.5
66
16.3
624
6.4
644
12.7
20
6.8
441
15.0
35
Gateshead East and Washington West
80,683
29.4034257
165
98.7
192
0.46
414
0.13
572
0.13
481
34.9
70
64.5
108
6.1
207
36.7
130
20.0
538
10.3
198
4.0
628
8.0
228
13.6
155
Gedling
89,117
24.1640456
202
96.0
398
1.36
272
0.31
280
1.09
153
26.2
358
62.1
262
4.2
421
29.9
329
26.9
277
11.1
113
6.9
302
8.2
173
12.1
352
Gillingham
98,742
30.6271712
153
94.9
440
2.32
212
0.41
200
0.68
199
22.7
503
63.3
180
4.4
398
28.2
383
25.9
307
12.3
38
7.0
285
8.3
159
13.1
227
Glasgow Anniesland
63,964
40.457938
82
96.9
354
1.47
262
0.38
223
0.30
317
39.4
19
61.9
281
9.0
57
38.7
90
22.3
439
9.1
363
3.3
650
5.9
533
11.4
423
Glasgow Baillieston
63,281
21.0585691
218
98.9
139
0.42
437
0.36
234
0.10
528
42.0
11
60.8
374
10.6
28
48.9
5
15.5
631
8.8
397
4.1
623
6.8
440
13.7
147
Glasgow Cathcart
63,226
35.8830874
106
95.0
439
3.72
144
0.28
307
0.20
389
34.6
72
63.2
186
7.5
115
36.2
144
24.7
358
10.4
183
4.3
597
5.9
536
11.4
420
Glasgow Govan
60,393
29.8679525
161
84.2
564
13.28
46
0.72
98
0.32
308
36.3
46
63.3
176
9.3
48
34.3
198
27.9
242
8.7
408
4.4
586
4.9
605
10.2
518
Glasgow Kelvin
65,625
50.1720183
45
92.8
492
3.31
157
1.39
27
0.49
242
30.1
193
61.3
329
7.3
125
21.9
576
32.4
131
7.2
591
3.1
654
3.6
648
6.8
646
Glasgow Maryhill
62,305
31.2776104
146
94.1
468
3.18
163
1.09
46
0.42
266
43.3
8
58.4
511
11.3
19
43.0
38
17.9
591
7.0
616
2.7
659
5.4
563
11.7
396
Glasgow Pollok
63,616
30.3946488
154
97.8
303
1.28
277
0.42
192
0.06
624
39.7
18
62.5
235
9.8
36
46.3
13
16.3
625
9.8
247
3.1
653
7.0
420
14.0
107
Glasgow Rutherglen
64,940
26.0384924
190
98.6
204
0.79
320
0.22
389
0.07
606
36.1
48
64.7
94
6.6
170
39.0
84
21.7
462
10.6
162
4.2
612
7.1
410
12.8
264
Glasgow Shettleston
57,437
37.5160026
98
94.4
454
4.03
134
0.49
161
0.28
328
50.3
1
61.1
341
13.1
5
50.1
3
14.4
650
7.5
569
2.7
658
6.0
530
12.7
277
Glasgow Springburn
68,172
33.5657312
129
95.8
408
1.04
295
0.92
64
0.62
212
44.9
6
61.7
299
12.1
8
49.4
4
15.1
642
8.2
478
2.9
655
6.6
474
13.5
176
Gloucester
109,885
27.1053281
186
92.5
496
2.52
191
0.26
327
2.30
113
24.5
429
63.3
178
4.8
352
27.9
391
25.7
318
11.5
95
5.5
450
8.6
120
14.4
72
Gordon
78,212
0.37417892
640
99.3
22
0.09
647
0.09
640
0.07
593
20.5
587
60.4
394
3.3
524
28.4
376
26.4
294
9.1
357
9.0
103
9.3
51
13.5
167
Gosport
91,341
25.1766814
197
98.4
232
0.31
486
0.23
378
0.20
398
23.6
470
65.7
43
3.5
499
25.6
473
26.7
283
11.5
87
5.7
428
10.1
12
12.3
321
Gower
74,365
2.50589702
489
99.1
87
0.19
582
0.14
552
0.07
612
33.9
86
60.2
409
4.7
355
25.7
471
27.7
247
9.3
322
6.4
351
7.1
402
10.4
508
Grantham and Stamford
97,899
1.3954274
558
98.4
242
0.45
420
0.38
225
0.16
431
23.4
477
62.2
261
3.6
479
28.6
370
25.9
310
8.4
454
7.6
233
8.8
85
14.2
93
Gravesham
95,717
9.66643102
323
89.5
531
7.72
73
0.34
252
0.64
208
23.9
463
61.6
306
5.1
306
31.4
285
23.6
387
10.2
206
7.2
268
8.7
102
13.1
218
Great Grimsby
87,574
31.1984325
147
98.5
214
0.45
421
0.16
506
0.17
418
28.1
278
56.3
575
9.9
35
39.4
78
16.3
622
6.2
652
4.8
538
10.3
8
17.7
5
Great Yarmouth
90,810
5.21956547
402
98.6
199
0.30
495
0.09
630
0.15
444
31.4
154
54.0
617
8.3
79
38.2
97
17.9
595
7.8
538
8.1
181
8.8
91
15.0
40
Greenock and Inverclyde
62,478
7.8224615
345
99.0
103
0.29
503
0.22
385
0.10
531
32.9
108
64.7
96
6.9
151
37.3
120
21.0
495
10.2
204
3.3
651
7.1
404
13.9
119
Greenwich and Woolwich
89,224
48.4386536
48
73.7
607
5.53
108
1.51
18
13.50
22
26.6
338
62.7
225
9.2
51
27.3
412
32.4
129
9.1
366
5.0
509
5.1
594
9.9
540
Guildford
99,937
5.19396081
405
95.6
416
1.11
288
0.73
97
0.52
234
18.4
634
61.2
336
2.4
629
17.5
640
37.7
49
9.1
353
7.2
270
5.3
577
8.6
596
Hackney North and Stoke Newington
100,548
119.557669
4
60.5
636
9.53
62
0.93
62
21.97
11
27.0
323
56.4
573
11.0
24
28.0
389
32.0
143
8.0
509
5.5
456
4.0
637
8.6
597
Hackney South and Shoreditch
102,276
96.0338028
13
58.3
640
6.04
96
1.41
23
27.30
6
30.1
192
56.9
560
11.3
18
30.0
327
27.8
246
7.8
533
5.4
469
4.6
616
9.9
537
Halesowen and Rowley Regis
84,198
28.0566478
174
93.1
487
3.75
142
0.24
352
0.90
171
28.8
252
63.3
179
5.9
231
39.0
86
21.9
454
10.3
191
5.7
430
7.9
259
14.0
108
Halifax
94,739
16.4220836
263
88.5
539
9.73
58
0.13
558
0.26
346
27.5
306
60.6
381
7.0
147
35.1
177
22.1
446
9.4
304
6.1
370
7.5
330
14.1
104
Haltemprice and Howden
84,415
1.86173967
524
98.2
258
0.71
342
0.17
473
0.15
452
22.3
524
58.3
513
3.1
556
24.0
517
30.4
174
9.6
273
7.8
209
7.0
418
9.6
553
Halton
81,913
17.6498599
249
98.9
137
0.18
589
0.22
387
0.11
504
32.7
115
61.8
290
6.6
166
35.2
174
19.2
556
10.0
226
4.7
555
9.7
19
13.0
246
Hamilton North and Bellshill
69,459
16.8589806
255
98.3
256
1.05
293
0.32
264
0.07
586
34.4
75
64.8
85
7.1
140
38.9
88
21.9
453
9.6
284
4.3
594
7.3
375
13.4
187
66
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RESEARCH PAPER
Falkirk East - Hamilton North and Bellshill
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Falkirk East
1.0
288
19.2
137
28.6
260
27.0
369
8.0
178
97.6
20
Falkirk West
0.8
358
17.2
226
33.0
174
23.4
452
8.9
149
96.7
Falmouth and Camborne
2.7
126
14.0
353
23.0
394
28.2
338
5.4
329
Fareham
0.8
341
14.5
334
14.5
608
43.4
58
3.1
Faversham and Mid Kent
2.7
125
12.0
438
18.0
518
40.9
90
Feltham and Heston
0.4
562
8.1
598
26.6
308
27.5
357
Fermanagh and South Tyrone
7.2
19
16.3
249
20.0
472
35.6
172
Finchley and Golders Green
0.4
550
6.7
640
29.7
238
24.9
Folkestone and Hythe
1.8
179
9.3
547
24.1
360
Forest of Dean
3.8
80
21.9
70
15.7
569
Foyle
1.3
234
16.2
257
32.5
Fylde
2.0
166
16.2
259
20.3
Gainsborough
6.2
32
16.3
251
Galloway and Upper Nithsdale
13.2
1
10.5
501
Gateshead East and Washington West
0.3
609
18.6
163
39.7
Gedling
0.7
375
15.1
302
24.4
Gillingham
0.6
428
12.6
402
22.5
Glasgow Anniesland
0.5
477
9.1
552
50.7
Glasgow Baillieston
0.4
527
12.4
413
52.0
Glasgow Cathcart
0.4
547
9.7
532
47.9
Glasgow Govan
0.3
634
9.5
543
53.6
Glasgow Kelvin
0.3
623
7.3
628
53.3
Glasgow Maryhill
0.5
483
9.0
556
Glasgow Pollok
0.5
471
12.4
Glasgow Rutherglen
0.5
500
13.4
Glasgow Shettleston
0.4
542
Glasgow Springburn
0.5
470
Gloucester
0.7
Gordon
Gosport
Gower
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
61.9
519
28.7
52
3.6
415
5.8
633
22.6
427
10.1
254
30.0
204
9.1
517
58
58.7
559
30.7
34
3.4
441
7.2
549
23.7
342
10.7
210
27.1
404
10.0
387
81.3
610
71.9
294
6.8
530
6.2
226
15.2
118
27.7
91
8.9
379
24.5
523
11.8
179
611
93.9
274
85.8
5
5.9
554
2.0
601
6.3
603
24.5
277
7.1
568
31.2
111
9.4
481
4.6
411
94.1
259
74.7
206
9.6
444
6.8
193
8.8
440
23.7
340
8.2
444
31.4
100
8.7
551
16.6
46
94.1
261
62.4
511
19.1
169
7.2
179
11.3
270
17.4
616
12.7
92
30.2
183
10.0
390
7.6
195
91.8
402
74.0
238
14.0
304
1.5
643
10.5
323
20.1
559
11.4
160
38.2
5
0.0
0
426
13.6
76
93.5
298
62.8
502
8.0
499
4.8
297
24.3
14
20.5
544
8.5
421
24.2
528
15.2
68
30.4
292
6.0
282
92.3
369
72.7
271
8.8
478
3.5
431
15.1
121
29.4
44
9.2
341
24.9
505
11.8
181
42.7
71
3.4
558
93.8
286
77.0
130
11.0
398
2.7
520
9.3
396
25.4
206
7.6
518
30.5
168
9.3
487
185
21.3
496
11.4
96
96.4
79
61.3
531
26.2
73
4.0
357
8.4
470
14.4
647
17.7
9
35.2
15
0.0
0
463
32.8
231
4.0
471
92.8
341
78.4
81
3.1
604
6.4
214
12.2
228
29.8
37
7.9
470
25.3
485
11.8
178
17.2
540
37.0
149
2.2
656
92.8
343
75.0
197
3.9
588
8.1
149
12.9
198
26.8
129
7.3
545
29.4
251
11.2
238
23.9
366
26.9
372
6.4
260
92.8
339
61.6
523
17.7
207
3.2
465
17.5
71
30.1
35
7.7
496
26.2
446
10.2
355
90
18.0
556
5.7
303
97.5
23
59.0
553
31.6
26
5.1
285
4.2
657
23.7
346
11.8
134
28.8
298
8.3
589
344
27.7
347
3.7
511
95.0
192
80.4
42
8.7
481
2.9
500
8.0
505
24.9
241
9.2
332
28.0
365
8.6
563
407
33.3
219
5.9
296
90.9
454
77.9
92
7.7
505
3.4
442
11.0
291
20.1
555
9.7
289
32.7
40
11.0
258
29
11.5
621
17.6
37
81.8
605
53.8
597
30.2
37
8.2
145
7.8
520
26.6
135
15.8
21
19.6
609
11.8
182
25
12.7
611
21.9
28
83.1
592
51.3
609
31.1
31
10.8
76
6.8
581
20.9
529
19.1
2
25.4
480
8.5
573
40
13.6
605
19.0
32
84.0
583
59.8
545
21.3
135
8.1
147
10.7
313
22.6
428
14.9
37
22.1
572
11.0
261
21
10.1
634
23.5
26
77.6
637
53.4
598
17.9
201
12.3
47
16.3
97
19.2
581
12.0
125
14.8
642
15.2
69
22
9.3
637
24.8
22
81.1
612
49.7
618
14.3
294
13.2
35
22.8
24
17.6
614
9.0
370
11.3
657
25.9
3
63.4
3
6.2
656
26.5
16
82.0
601
37.1
643
28.6
54
20.5
5
13.9
156
20.6
537
16.1
17
14.0
646
16.7
46
415
51.9
26
11.3
623
16.9
44
83.9
586
55.1
588
29.1
47
8.7
131
7.0
567
25.2
228
17.7
8
23.3
548
9.9
408
384
43.6
66
16.8
571
14.0
72
92.1
383
63.0
501
22.8
114
7.6
166
6.6
585
24.1
304
14.0
48
25.4
478
9.6
440
11.4
467
68.1
1
4.6
659
28.2
7
83.2
590
35.9
645
27.0
68
24.4
2
12.7
208
22.4
439
16.1
16
13.8
648
13.3
105
10.1
520
63.8
2
6.4
654
24.4
24
84.3
579
41.6
636
34.9
16
13.1
38
10.4
330
22.5
434
16.5
13
16.5
636
12.1
150
372
16.4
247
24.2
356
30.0
304
6.0
289
89.1
516
74.7
208
10.5
416
3.7
402
11.2
275
22.5
433
9.6
301
28.4
331
11.1
247
6.7
25
13.1
390
15.7
570
39.8
104
5.4
333
94.4
237
73.0
264
14.8
282
2.2
580
10.0
357
22.3
444
6.4
625
34.8
16
9.5
464
0.6
419
13.8
364
22.9
397
28.6
329
4.4
431
90.2
480
74.6
210
10.6
412
5.4
267
9.4
384
26.1
159
9.1
359
28.3
339
13.2
107
1.5
218
14.6
327
19.5
484
34.7
187
3.2
600
96.8
56
79.3
59
10.0
435
2.2
579
8.5
467
28.0
80
9.1
346
28.9
287
9.0
523
Grantham and Stamford
2.9
118
19.6
125
20.2
466
34.2
197
3.1
602
94.7
219
71.8
295
14.3
293
1.9
614
12.0
238
25.4
205
7.8
479
29.4
247
11.3
234
Gravesham
1.1
278
14.5
333
23.8
371
33.4
216
5.7
302
93.0
324
71.5
300
16.5
239
2.2
578
9.7
370
23.8
333
8.8
395
31.1
117
8.4
580
Great Grimsby
1.3
248
22.5
62
39.4
93
16.6
575
4.6
414
84.3
580
67.0
434
15.8
262
4.1
354
13.1
187
23.8
331
13.1
71
26.5
433
11.6
204
Great Yarmouth
1.7
189
12.8
398
29.6
240
24.2
435
4.3
447
88.0
534
70.0
350
15.4
276
2.6
531
12.0
236
28.8
57
8.9
378
26.0
454
10.9
282
Greenock and Inverclyde
0.5
494
20.2
108
43.2
70
16.7
572
15.3
63
94.2
250
61.0
536
22.8
113
9.0
120
7.1
556
25.0
240
12.9
83
25.4
475
10.7
296
Greenwich and Woolwich
0.3
637
7.1
634
46.4
49
12.4
614
16.4
50
91.4
425
38.1
642
37.4
10
10.4
87
14.1
150
18.7
594
14.4
43
17.6
631
13.4
103
Guildford
1.3
241
8.7
577
16.7
553
41.9
79
6.7
234
95.8
122
72.6
275
11.2
391
2.2
577
13.9
157
24.4
281
6.3
638
26.7
421
15.4
66
Hackney North and Stoke Newington
0.3
581
7.8
609
54.6
19
7.0
652
27.3
11
89.7
494
35.7
646
25.5
79
18.9
7
19.9
41
13.8
651
12.4
103
19.6
611
12.0
161
Hackney South and Shoreditch
0.2
641
7.9
606
57.4
10
6.8
653
27.9
9
88.7
523
28.8
655
35.4
14
21.2
4
14.7
131
15.6
637
15.0
32
16.0
637
12.6
130
Halesowen and Rowley Regis
0.4
543
24.1
47
29.1
256
27.9
343
4.4
433
87.6
539
69.6
363
19.7
160
3.8
386
6.9
570
27.0
119
9.6
300
29.5
239
7.8
609
Halifax
0.5
491
23.0
57
35.5
141
20.5
508
8.4
166
78.8
633
68.1
404
10.6
411
9.3
111
12.0
239
23.8
328
9.8
281
26.9
412
10.6
315
Haltemprice and Howden
3.5
94
17.1
228
15.1
586
40.4
98
2.0
659
94.2
249
84.9
9
7.2
519
0.8
659
7.1
560
28.6
65
6.3
637
30.8
133
11.3
230
Halton
0.6
436
20.3
106
29.5
243
25.4
415
5.0
363
86.8
554
68.5
393
18.5
181
5.7
250
7.2
547
23.3
384
13.0
78
30.2
182
8.0
601
Hamilton North and Bellshill
0.4
540
18.1
186
34.8
155
22.4
474
15.0
66
97.6
21
60.2
543
31.4
28
2.3
574
6.1
614
20.6
542
12.9
84
30.8
140
7.7
618
67
04/01
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RESEARCH PAPER
04/01
Hamilton South - Kensington and Chelsea
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Semi routine
%
Rank
Hamilton South
60,005
8.8594419
331
98.8
142
0.52
388
0.26
326
0.08
569
35.9
54
65.0
75
7.1
141
39.2
80
21.0
496
9.6
282
4.5
577
7.4
349
13.5
175
Hammersmith and Fulham
121,457
121.944779
3
80.9
582
2.90
174
0.83
80
8.84
41
21.4
556
67.3
20
6.5
175
16.1
649
47.1
7
8.1
489
6.2
369
3.4
649
6.1
652
Hampstead and Highgate
100,169
78.9353822
20
78.3
591
5.36
111
1.51
19
7.24
44
22.4
516
62.3
247
6.5
181
13.2
656
49.2
5
6.6
636
6.1
386
2.6
658
5.3
657
Harborough
94,430
4.41798447
426
89.7
529
7.53
78
0.40
204
0.63
210
21.3
559
60.1
412
3.2
538
26.6
439
29.1
209
10.8
138
7.7
214
7.3
374
10.7
485
Harlow
89,052
13.4316742
284
95.2
426
1.34
273
0.85
75
0.94
167
23.3
480
64.7
95
4.5
385
31.5
280
26.2
300
11.6
82
6.9
301
8.4
152
12.9
250
Harrogate and Knaresborough
85,612
17.4825403
251
98.1
276
0.26
525
0.40
208
0.24
363
23.4
478
60.7
380
2.8
588
21.5
587
33.7
105
9.7
259
7.7
219
6.5
477
11.0
447
Harrow East
106,827
39.4195572
86
55.1
644
28.65
12
1.24
36
6.45
46
22.5
510
60.9
363
4.6
373
23.0
553
32.0
139
12.0
49
7.6
227
4.9
603
9.0
583
Harrow West
99,987
42.7843389
68
62.7
633
19.97
22
1.24
35
5.82
51
20.1
598
62.9
210
4.3
402
18.3
635
37.4
52
12.0
51
6.8
310
4.5
621
8.1
618
Hartlepool
88,611
9.44076284
326
98.8
148
0.52
386
0.12
581
0.08
572
36.5
43
57.8
536
9.2
52
39.2
81
17.6
603
7.6
550
4.1
616
8.7
96
14.1
106
Harwich
102,028
7.6845673
347
98.7
190
0.19
581
0.20
424
0.15
454
34.9
69
55.3
599
5.7
249
41.2
54
18.0
590
7.7
540
8.2
175
7.7
299
13.7
149
Hastings and Rye
97,825
7.38524838
353
97.2
343
0.53
381
0.20
413
0.43
262
31.7
143
54.4
612
6.2
203
31.9
266
22.3
438
9.2
332
9.8
71
7.1
411
12.6
294
Havant
89,321
18.8879256
235
98.6
200
0.31
485
0.17
481
0.15
448
26.9
330
59.7
444
4.4
390
32.6
248
24.1
372
8.4
452
7.2
271
8.0
242
13.3
210
Hayes and Harlington
83,049
19.591649
227
65.8
629
20.70
21
0.56
137
5.59
54
22.8
498
67.1
24
5.0
321
29.4
343
24.1
373
13.0
20
5.8
417
8.6
115
12.2
342
Hazel Grove
81,877
13.9341389
278
98.2
269
0.43
432
0.23
370
0.21
376
26.3
354
61.2
335
3.3
519
25.9
466
29.7
189
11.5
90
7.6
232
7.2
391
10.9
463
Hemel Hempstead
95,699
8.79020851
333
94.7
445
2.40
202
0.42
194
0.72
193
20.8
575
63.6
157
3.3
525
26.0
461
32.1
137
11.7
73
7.5
242
6.9
434
11.8
387
Hemsworth
87,736
6.04825589
381
98.7
171
0.54
376
0.16
492
0.09
540
37.6
31
60.7
377
5.5
268
41.2
53
19.6
549
7.7
547
5.1
498
7.5
327
12.3
328
Hendon
108,499
33.4254467
130
66.8
627
13.14
48
2.69
2
8.98
39
21.7
550
57.7
544
5.7
252
22.6
562
32.9
116
9.8
246
7.8
202
4.3
627
8.9
586
Henley
89,058
1.51758571
551
98.0
289
0.44
423
0.20
416
0.36
284
18.0
640
59.9
425
2.2
651
19.6
611
39.1
31
9.0
380
9.5
78
5.6
552
8.5
602
Hereford
93,894
1.20840144
578
98.9
118
0.17
596
0.14
550
0.10
525
26.0
369
55.4
596
4.4
401
29.9
328
23.5
393
7.6
559
10.2
58
8.2
196
14.7
60
Hertford and Stortford
100,271
5.8906709
387
96.8
359
0.89
308
0.48
166
0.43
260
17.8
645
64.8
88
2.2
653
20.3
599
39.0
34
11.1
117
7.7
212
6.2
510
8.6
595
Hertsmere
94,450
9.33669435
328
92.5
498
2.78
178
0.69
102
1.40
133
20.6
583
60.3
402
3.3
530
23.6
534
35.1
77
11.6
83
9.1
90
5.6
551
9.1
580
Hexham
74,981
0.30049253
644
98.8
158
0.47
410
0.14
538
0.08
573
25.4
396
55.7
588
3.8
451
24.5
500
31.0
162
7.9
519
10.3
50
6.4
489
10.3
517
Heywood and Middleton
97,056
13.8552463
281
96.2
382
1.94
232
0.34
255
0.29
321
30.9
169
62.8
220
5.6
256
35.3
170
22.2
442
9.9
242
6.4
346
8.0
233
12.5
308
High Peak
96,343
1.54178402
550
98.8
157
0.15
609
0.14
534
0.16
423
25.3
398
60.0
421
3.7
469
26.8
434
28.9
215
8.4
458
8.7
118
8.2
183
11.8
389
Hitchin and Harpenden
87,934
3.51693797
455
94.1
465
2.50
193
0.36
236
1.13
150
18.0
642
62.4
240
2.7
603
18.4
633
41.7
18
9.5
288
7.3
254
5.0
598
8.0
623
Holborn and St. Pancras
97,851
107.410538
9
68.0
622
13.30
45
2.01
10
9.32
37
27.8
294
57.3
551
9.0
56
21.7
582
33.4
111
6.7
634
5.1
494
3.9
643
7.8
638
Hornchurch
76,766
22.8334325
207
95.2
429
1.49
259
0.41
201
1.52
128
23.4
473
63.1
197
3.7
460
33.5
219
25.0
341
15.0
1
7.7
213
7.2
394
11.4
415
Hornsey and Wood Green
107,034
65.0662614
28
76.3
600
4.54
126
0.97
58
11.26
32
21.8
545
62.1
270
6.5
179
16.9
643
45.0
11
8.1
485
6.4
341
3.4
651
6.3
649
Horsham
103,246
2.26545838
503
97.5
329
0.58
367
0.26
336
0.28
322
17.7
646
62.1
268
2.1
656
18.6
630
37.7
47
11.5
89
8.5
135
6.3
498
9.2
576
Houghton and Washington East
87,341
11.0474323
308
98.8
149
0.54
378
0.14
548
0.06
621
36.5
44
64.1
123
7.4
121
37.3
119
18.2
586
10.4
187
4.3
600
8.3
161
13.8
131
Hove
91,899
38.5806045
91
94.0
469
1.50
258
0.50
156
0.80
185
26.9
328
58.7
496
5.0
328
21.9
577
34.0
99
11.1
111
8.3
154
5.4
560
9.5
558
Huddersfield
85,573
19.1524172
233
79.7
589
12.21
51
0.28
306
4.19
74
29.0
239
58.9
483
6.8
155
33.5
220
21.2
480
7.8
531
5.7
427
7.1
405
12.0
365
Huntingdon
109,927
2.38091835
498
96.8
361
0.98
300
0.26
337
0.56
223
19.5
618
66.8
25
2.8
589
23.2
547
34.3
88
10.8
142
6.3
358
7.8
280
12.1
351
Hyndburn
91,440
10.2915025
315
91.4
516
7.43
79
0.15
523
0.08
565
32.6
120
63.7
148
5.0
324
35.1
178
20.4
517
8.2
477
6.7
314
9.3
49
13.9
124
Ilford North
91,485
31.3197535
145
75.7
602
12.73
50
1.08
48
5.13
63
24.8
423
60.5
386
4.8
347
27.5
406
29.8
186
12.7
28
9.1
95
5.3
570
9.9
543
Ilford South
106,606
67.945188
23
45.1
653
35.22
7
0.57
126
11.39
31
24.3
445
61.5
311
6.9
154
25.9
465
27.6
252
11.5
84
6.9
293
5.0
596
10.0
533
Inverness East, Nairn and Lochaber
85,125
0.10050225
655
99.1
74
0.25
534
0.16
496
0.10
520
24.7
425
59.2
466
4.9
332
30.1
323
24.9
348
8.5
443
8.7
120
9.3
48
14.4
71
Ipswich
88,511
29.7616005
162
93.0
488
1.86
241
0.43
191
1.88
117
26.5
340
61.5
312
5.2
296
33.1
230
24.2
370
9.9
243
5.7
419
7.9
260
14.9
48
Isle of Wight
132,731
3.49145097
456
98.7
184
0.28
515
0.09
634
0.23
365
30.9
166
51.4
643
5.8
238
30.2
315
21.3
479
7.5
565
9.7
75
8.1
219
13.3
206
Islington North
91,584
124.265943
2
73.4
608
4.61
125
1.47
20
13.44
23
28.4
267
61.6
305
8.9
62
23.8
526
38.3
41
7.9
520
5.3
477
3.9
641
7.8
634
Islington South and Finsbury
84,213
112.433912
7
77.4
597
4.48
127
2.06
9
10.15
35
28.6
260
61.8
288
8.8
64
26.6
440
36.4
65
7.3
585
5.5
454
3.9
640
8.1
617
Islwyn
65,121
6.44124629
372
99.2
41
0.18
592
0.16
490
0.08
575
38.6
26
67.4
18
5.4
273
39.8
72
18.7
575
8.1
495
4.7
540
9.5
33
13.5
164
Jarrow
81,442
16.1495142
266
98.5
221
0.70
349
0.17
477
0.07
595
34.1
82
61.9
285
8.5
71
35.3
172
19.3
554
10.1
221
4.1
615
8.1
213
13.4
190
Keighley
90,174
5.4773735
396
89.3
534
9.15
63
0.10
619
0.25
350
25.6
391
58.9
484
5.0
320
30.8
300
26.6
286
8.8
406
7.7
216
6.9
433
12.1
355
Kensington and Chelsea
120,108
130.97928
1
82.5
576
3.56
152
1.90
12
3.70
82
17.6
650
62.5
234
5.8
240
9.2
659
50.3
2
5.7
658
7.2
269
2.3
659
4.6
659
68
%
.
RESEARCH PAPER
Hamilton South - Kensington and Chelsea
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Hamilton South
0.7
385
18.8
153
37.1
117
20.9
502
15.3
61
97.1
41
Hammersmith and Fulham
0.3
626
6.1
653
47.1
45
11.7
620
31.4
3
88.5
Hampstead and Highgate
0.3
632
6.3
650
48.7
37
10.9
630
25.8
20
Harborough
1.4
231
19.5
130
17.1
544
37.9
133
3.4
Harlow
0.8
343
18.0
192
23.2
387
31.9
259
Harrogate and Knaresborough
1.5
214
10.2
513
21.6
442
32.5
237
Harrow East
0.3
620
8.1
599
23.2
388
32.4
Harrow West
0.3
577
8.2
595
22.2
419
Hartlepool
0.7
392
20.5
102
39.3
Harwich
1.8
184
12.0
439
Hastings and Rye
1.5
221
11.8
451
Havant
0.9
314
18.8
Hayes and Harlington
0.4
546
10.3
Hazel Grove
0.7
380
Hemel Hempstead
0.8
Hemsworth
1.1
Hendon
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
61.7
522
30.2
36
1.8
615
6.2
609
20.7
535
13.7
53
29.9
206
8.1
594
527
45.7
630
17.6
212
11.9
54
24.8
11
16.1
630
8.9
384
13.7
649
18.9
29
90.1
481
42.0
634
18.8
176
8.1
151
31.1
3
15.8
631
8.3
439
14.0
647
19.0
27
556
95.2
179
84.5
10
6.7
535
1.8
617
7.0
566
25.5
197
7.6
511
30.7
151
10.4
338
7.9
182
97.5
26
62.2
516
28.8
50
2.9
501
6.1
612
22.5
436
10.5
218
28.5
320
10.3
344
4.0
482
91.4
428
77.2
117
5.8
558
3.6
411
13.4
179
26.8
128
7.8
486
26.2
449
12.0
166
243
12.9
81
95.0
199
75.1
196
6.5
541
4.7
305
13.7
164
22.5
437
9.4
314
30.8
138
10.2
366
34.0
201
10.9
103
95.3
176
75.3
183
7.5
511
3.5
427
13.7
167
21.6
485
9.6
302
30.7
148
10.3
346
94
18.3
551
5.1
358
94.0
270
63.0
499
19.8
157
6.9
191
10.4
337
24.6
267
11.9
126
28.2
345
11.0
263
29.1
253
23.6
444
5.4
335
93.0
327
79.0
65
5.4
565
3.7
401
11.9
241
39.6
3
7.3
541
21.2
589
11.0
266
32.0
197
23.4
454
6.9
221
89.1
515
65.1
471
2.1
620
13.3
33
19.5
48
27.2
109
9.9
279
22.4
567
13.0
112
156
23.1
392
32.2
250
5.9
294
84.7
574
71.3
310
12.3
355
9.3
112
7.2
554
28.3
74
10.2
243
27.0
410
9.3
498
505
24.4
343
30.4
295
16.0
56
93.8
288
68.1
405
14.2
297
6.3
216
11.4
266
17.3
618
13.1
73
29.7
225
10.8
292
16.9
232
22.0
428
34.5
192
3.9
493
93.2
315
79.1
63
10.3
423
3.8
392
6.9
573
27.3
106
9.0
362
29.4
260
8.2
592
335
13.8
369
19.1
495
39.6
108
5.2
345
96.2
98
67.0
435
23.0
110
3.8
379
6.1
615
22.8
409
8.7
404
31.4
97
9.0
529
270
14.7
322
29.8
232
26.4
381
3.7
513
95.7
130
66.2
456
24.0
100
2.1
593
7.8
522
24.1
305
10.1
260
31.0
126
8.9
535
0.3
592
6.3
647
28.3
270
28.2
339
16.0
54
94.6
223
63.4
495
15.4
277
4.8
298
16.4
93
20.6
543
11.6
143
28.4
330
11.4
217
Henley
2.2
148
12.1
430
11.6
652
50.2
7
3.6
537
95.2
180
76.4
144
1.2
644
9.2
114
13.1
188
24.5
271
6.1
650
31.0
123
11.8
183
Hereford
4.9
51
18.5
168
21.8
434
31.8
260
5.2
346
91.1
441
70.1
344
13.3
321
4.2
343
12.5
215
27.0
118
8.9
381
26.6
427
11.0
267
Hertford and Stortford
1.1
262
15.9
270
14.7
601
43.3
61
5.1
357
96.4
74
77.0
127
6.9
526
5.8
248
10.3
341
20.6
540
6.9
575
31.6
84
11.8
175
Hertsmere
0.9
299
8.9
567
17.6
531
40.9
89
6.2
273
96.0
108
75.2
191
2.1
619
14.0
28
8.7
446
24.3
288
9.2
336
30.9
132
9.8
418
Hexham
5.7
41
10.7
496
17.3
536
39.4
113
3.0
615
94.9
203
72.0
291
7.6
509
6.0
233
14.3
139
27.5
95
7.2
558
30.5
166
9.4
477
Heywood and Middleton
0.5
453
18.2
182
33.0
176
24.4
434
5.6
313
92.1
384
69.0
382
18.1
196
5.4
265
7.4
537
23.3
383
11.8
131
29.1
280
8.7
553
High Peak
1.7
190
21.3
82
21.3
449
34.4
193
4.2
454
93.4
304
77.0
125
10.9
402
2.4
557
9.6
373
23.7
337
8.5
419
30.6
157
9.3
492
Hitchin and Harpenden
1.1
268
12.8
399
15.5
574
42.8
69
4.4
427
96.5
69
75.0
200
13.1
330
2.0
599
9.9
361
23.9
326
7.0
572
30.6
156
9.7
432
Holborn and St. Pancras
0.3
636
5.9
656
63.3
4
5.3
658
34.4
1
91.0
448
26.9
657
34.0
17
15.1
18
24.0
18
14.5
645
11.3
166
13.7
650
18.6
32
Hornchurch
0.4
570
10.5
503
22.6
403
30.4
291
5.0
368
94.0
265
82.2
25
9.2
458
2.1
586
6.5
592
26.4
144
9.0
373
32.8
39
6.8
640
Hornsey and Wood Green
0.3
596
7.5
619
41.3
80
15.0
592
18.9
33
89.6
498
51.4
608
14.5
289
8.1
150
26.0
6
14.5
646
10.6
211
18.7
617
15.9
59
Horsham
2.2
155
11.5
460
12.2
649
48.2
14
4.4
444
95.9
113
78.6
77
3.2
602
7.7
163
10.5
325
22.5
430
6.4
623
31.5
89
10.9
283
Houghton and Washington East
0.5
487
19.8
118
35.9
135
20.9
503
5.2
350
98.6
1
61.7
521
24.4
93
9.4
109
4.5
654
22.6
424
11.6
148
31.6
86
8.6
559
Hove
0.5
464
8.3
591
34.0
165
20.9
501
12.3
88
87.3
547
64.7
475
7.1
523
4.0
369
24.2
17
24.8
252
8.3
435
18.5
619
14.8
74
Huddersfield
0.5
472
21.8
73
38.6
102
19.3
535
9.2
138
71.8
651
61.8
520
18.3
191
4.1
351
15.8
103
23.7
336
11.2
171
22.7
565
13.0
116
Huntingdon
1.3
242
19.0
140
15.5
575
40.9
92
4.0
474
95.0
191
75.3
179
3.9
591
9.6
96
11.2
279
19.9
565
6.8
588
31.7
74
11.7
192
Hyndburn
0.7
369
26.8
19
30.1
228
23.6
445
5.3
340
82.6
597
74.4
217
10.3
421
4.3
330
11.0
294
23.0
402
10.2
240
29.7
218
10.1
378
Ilford North
0.3
624
8.3
589
24.3
353
29.4
316
8.8
151
93.7
292
77.1
122
10.5
414
2.5
551
10.0
359
23.9
324
10.9
199
30.4
169
8.3
586
Ilford South
0.1
658
8.3
594
29.1
252
23.5
450
16.1
53
91.5
423
72.7
270
3.7
594
3.8
382
19.7
44
16.9
622
11.5
151
30.9
130
10.2
366
Inverness East, Nairn and Lochaber
4.0
75
8.5
583
24.1
358
25.4
413
7.1
209
92.9
332
68.2
403
14.6
285
3.4
437
13.8
162
23.1
396
8.4
432
27.2
400
12.9
119
Ipswich
0.8
323
12.2
424
30.5
222
23.1
459
6.9
224
84.0
584
63.3
496
16.5
240
6.3
219
13.9
159
24.8
250
9.4
318
25.6
467
11.4
217
Isle of Wight
2.4
141
12.4
414
24.7
341
27.7
346
29.7
6
84.7
575
77.0
131
0.9
652
9.1
117
13.0
193
31.5
17
9.1
355
22.9
560
12.0
165
Islington North
0.2
646
7.6
614
56.1
15
7.3
651
24.7
23
90.7
460
34.9
647
32.4
23
13.4
32
19.2
51
13.3
654
13.1
69
14.6
643
14.6
77
Islington South and Finsbury
0.2
649
7.6
613
59.3
5
6.4
655
25.2
21
92.8
348
29.2
654
39.1
5
13.7
30
18.0
62
16.3
628
12.6
94
13.6
651
15.6
62
Islwyn
0.4
511
30.6
2
28.0
277
26.3
384
3.9
497
97.1
40
73.3
257
16.4
245
4.2
341
6.1
616
24.7
256
11.2
170
30.8
135
8.2
592
Jarrow
0.5
479
18.8
157
40.4
84
17.5
565
5.5
322
98.4
3
58.3
562
33.1
20
4.6
309
3.9
659
26.1
161
12.6
97
28.7
306
7.8
613
Keighley
0.9
308
18.2
177
27.2
293
28.1
340
5.7
305
80.1
620
77.6
103
8.8
476
2.2
582
11.4
264
25.8
179
8.6
417
28.5
322
10.5
333
Kensington and Chelsea
0.3
631
5.6
658
47.9
41
11.3
627
3.9
488
87.5
542
48.0
626
5.3
567
11.9
55
34.8
2
18.4
596
5.2
659
12.8
655
20.3
19
69
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RESEARCH PAPER
04/01
Kettering - Maidstone and The Weald
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Semi routine
%
Rank
Kettering
101,772
2.08233417
515
97.0
351
1.30
274
0.28
300
0.36
286
22.3
522
62.5
233
3.3
533
27.5
403
29.0
212
9.7
263
7.8
207
8.2
184
12.3
320
Kilmarnock and Loudoun
79,562
2.12069195
513
99.2
47
0.21
564
0.22
379
0.06
631
29.5
222
60.8
371
8.0
86
38.2
96
21.4
473
8.9
391
5.7
422
8.5
135
13.1
225
Kingston and Surbiton
108,739
38.7799572
90
85.1
559
4.98
117
1.33
29
1.57
127
19.5
620
64.5
111
3.5
501
18.5
631
39.0
33
10.8
132
6.9
295
4.8
610
8.2
614
Kingston upon Hull East
88,173
33.2352054
131
98.8
151
0.28
509
0.18
451
0.16
425
30.4
183
59.6
452
9.6
39
43.4
32
15.4
636
7.6
555
4.3
599
9.6
26
15.6
19
Kingston upon Hull North
90,433
33.6057228
127
96.8
364
0.82
316
0.49
159
0.52
232
28.8
251
56.5
569
10.3
31
37.2
124
16.4
620
6.7
633
4.0
626
8.3
163
14.1
103
Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle
79,750
33.6072482
126
97.6
323
0.72
336
0.22
380
0.34
295
31.3
157
59.0
476
9.2
53
40.6
63
17.5
604
7.7
542
4.9
519
9.3
50
14.9
47
Kingswood
105,706
31.1266196
148
96.4
378
1.07
289
0.29
290
0.86
176
23.8
465
62.8
213
3.0
579
27.8
395
27.0
273
12.5
34
6.3
360
7.7
284
12.7
275
Kirkcaldy
64,032
6.59647677
367
98.5
222
0.75
331
0.18
459
0.25
355
31.2
159
61.6
308
8.6
70
34.9
184
21.5
471
9.2
339
4.7
542
8.5
128
14.2
96
Knowsley North and Sefton East
94,102
11.2266762
306
98.7
181
0.21
567
0.20
421
0.20
396
36.6
40
59.6
449
8.5
73
40.2
68
18.3
585
10.4
175
4.7
549
6.6
465
12.1
349
Knowsley South
98,742
20.7049696
220
98.3
250
0.26
526
0.29
295
0.21
379
35.1
66
59.9
429
9.3
50
39.9
70
18.6
577
9.3
326
4.3
592
7.2
398
13.1
226
Lagan Valley
101,696
1.84643318
526
99.3
34
0.12
625
0.25
351
0.05
636
26.2
359
64.0
128
3.5
504
36.2
145
32.1
135
13.3
15
8.6
132
8.6
117
14.6
63
Lancaster and Wyre
99,345
2.2066369
506
97.7
320
0.71
341
0.43
187
0.23
367
26.5
345
53.8
620
3.6
474
23.7
530
25.4
328
8.6
421
8.2
170
6.1
519
9.1
578
Leeds Central
92,353
25.6038259
194
87.1
544
5.81
101
1.08
49
2.51
101
31.7
145
58.3
519
9.6
38
40.6
65
14.7
647
8.2
483
3.6
642
6.9
424
13.6
154
Leeds East
80,026
25.9151554
191
86.5
553
7.77
71
0.35
243
2.61
99
30.2
191
59.6
451
8.0
89
42.0
49
18.6
578
10.4
176
4.8
533
7.5
334
13.9
121
Leeds North East
83,673
13.0210084
289
81.4
581
9.64
60
0.79
86
4.49
72
24.8
419
60.3
403
4.6
371
23.3
544
37.1
55
9.7
261
6.5
336
4.4
626
8.9
587
Leeds North West
92,567
14.4432829
276
92.1
506
4.02
135
0.64
109
0.93
169
21.1
567
57.0
555
3.6
485
17.1
642
28.7
220
8.1
494
4.8
532
4.2
632
7.4
640
Leeds West
87,410
30.1725923
158
93.9
475
3.31
156
0.29
294
0.72
192
27.0
320
63.5
167
5.7
251
35.3
173
20.9
500
10.6
160
4.7
545
7.9
261
13.8
130
Leicester East
90,245
37.8862301
96
50.2
649
41.72
2
0.20
411
2.74
96
29.3
226
60.9
359
8.0
90
43.3
35
15.5
632
8.2
482
5.2
491
7.0
419
14.0
118
Leicester South
100,060
47.2649976
51
61.2
634
29.02
11
0.78
90
3.95
79
26.7
334
58.7
493
7.8
99
33.9
206
20.3
522
7.3
586
4.6
566
5.6
550
10.4
503
Leicester West
89,616
31.6440678
140
80.6
583
12.89
49
0.51
148
2.41
106
28.4
264
62.0
275
7.9
91
39.1
82
17.9
592
8.4
451
4.8
529
7.7
294
13.8
133
Leigh
92,592
17.8439006
247
98.5
208
0.51
391
0.18
448
0.20
388
35.0
68
64.5
107
5.1
309
36.2
146
20.4
520
9.0
368
6.2
364
8.4
139
14.5
65
Leominster
90,517
0.57338958
628
99.3
36
0.11
636
0.11
607
0.09
550
24.8
420
50.3
648
3.4
512
27.3
415
26.5
293
6.6
637
14.4
5
6.8
449
11.7
397
Lewes
83,664
2.09296042
514
98.2
266
0.35
469
0.29
293
0.18
411
25.9
374
54.7
607
3.2
536
25.5
476
29.2
206
9.2
340
9.5
81
6.1
517
10.5
497
Lewisham East
76,722
61.7232502
32
76.2
601
2.38
205
0.84
79
14.76
20
24.8
421
64.8
87
7.1
138
26.3
453
33.0
115
10.7
146
5.9
404
5.3
571
10.3
512
Lewisham West
85,626
72.0151388
21
66.1
628
2.24
216
0.99
55
23.76
9
24.0
454
63.4
171
7.8
97
23.6
535
32.8
117
11.7
75
6.3
357
5.4
568
10.2
522
Lewisham Deptford
86,574
79.8653137
18
56.6
642
2.38
204
2.24
5
30.72
2
22.6
504
61.4
321
9.4
44
22.9
555
32.2
134
9.9
238
5.2
481
5.4
567
10.0
534
Leyton and Wanstead
87,661
58.092114
36
58.6
639
15.81
35
0.78
91
17.56
17
24.5
431
63.3
177
7.5
117
25.2
482
32.1
136
10.3
188
5.8
410
5.0
595
9.5
555
Lichfield
80,275
3.00003737
475
98.5
213
0.44
429
0.16
488
0.21
381
24.6
428
61.0
346
3.5
500
27.9
393
30.7
168
8.9
392
8.0
189
7.5
331
11.8
385
Lincoln
90,464
19.1539276
232
97.8
304
0.56
371
0.34
249
0.28
326
28.3
271
59.3
462
6.2
197
29.7
337
21.0
492
8.3
462
5.4
466
8.2
170
14.2
92
Linlithgow
71,371
3.42487643
457
99.2
58
0.42
438
0.11
605
0.05
644
29.5
219
68.0
11
5.2
293
34.9
186
23.7
386
10.3
200
4.6
561
8.3
160
14.3
84
Liverpool Garston
85,077
25.7030211
193
96.4
379
0.76
330
0.91
67
0.44
255
36.1
49
58.6
501
9.0
58
36.8
129
22.1
447
9.0
370
4.4
589
6.4
486
11.2
436
Liverpool Riverside
90,363
35.7024891
108
86.8
549
1.61
253
2.19
6
3.62
83
38.7
23
53.0
626
13.1
4
32.8
241
18.8
571
5.7
657
2.9
657
3.9
642
8.0
624
Liverpool Walton
84,673
52.7886534
41
97.8
305
0.26
529
0.49
163
0.31
312
40.8
16
57.8
537
12.2
6
44.8
24
14.0
654
9.6
279
3.8
636
6.9
423
13.5
174
Liverpool Wavertree
89,404
54.0205438
40
93.7
477
1.03
297
1.27
33
1.30
140
34.2
81
58.8
488
9.0
55
33.1
229
21.7
463
9.6
280
4.3
596
5.3
573
10.6
489
Liverpool West Derby
89,956
43.1650672
65
97.3
341
0.30
494
0.94
61
0.35
292
38.1
28
57.8
540
11.8
12
42.5
42
16.5
619
9.7
251
4.6
567
6.4
491
12.5
304
Livingston
87,343
3.9663503
437
98.2
259
0.79
324
0.20
427
0.12
496
27.2
315
69.3
3
4.9
329
30.5
307
25.9
308
12.8
25
4.4
590
8.6
110
14.6
62
Llanelli
75,777
3.21880044
464
99.0
100
0.29
508
0.10
613
0.08
583
42.0
10
60.3
399
6.6
171
36.1
147
18.7
576
7.7
541
5.6
442
8.0
236
13.5
172
Loughborough
90,228
7.02929261
359
91.0
520
5.63
107
0.96
59
0.49
241
21.5
555
60.5
387
4.4
395
24.7
496
24.8
352
7.9
512
5.6
446
7.3
371
10.6
486
Louth and Horncastle
92,756
0.67873555
618
99.0
95
0.24
540
0.11
598
0.09
545
32.9
109
53.3
623
5.2
291
36.4
139
19.9
540
6.5
640
10.6
42
7.9
255
13.5
178
Ludlow
77,626
0.49921862
630
99.1
65
0.19
584
0.18
456
0.08
570
25.6
390
51.9
639
3.3
520
29.9
331
25.6
320
6.7
632
13.7
10
7.1
409
11.9
375
Luton North
92,734
49.5638696
47
73.9
605
14.87
37
0.50
158
6.86
45
22.8
501
64.3
114
5.1
312
31.4
284
23.6
388
10.3
190
6.3
359
8.4
151
13.6
158
Luton South
97,688
17.4817466
252
71.6
615
18.86
26
0.66
105
5.48
58
23.1
487
62.3
245
6.1
208
31.1
291
22.3
436
9.6
274
6.1
379
8.2
189
12.7
270
Macclesfield
90,109
3.07738807
470
98.6
198
0.33
475
0.23
374
0.14
469
22.8
499
61.1
342
2.8
592
22.4
565
35.4
76
9.3
321
8.2
165
6.6
466
9.7
548
Maidenhead
88,671
5.62133891
394
92.4
502
4.64
124
0.42
193
0.50
237
17.4
652
64.0
130
2.7
601
18.8
626
42.0
16
10.4
182
7.6
225
5.3
572
8.3
609
Maidstone and The Weald
96,971
3.37196606
458
97.1
348
0.74
334
0.32
267
0.32
304
21.7
547
61.0
348
3.1
565
23.9
520
31.7
150
10.7
144
8.5
136
6.9
431
10.4
507
70
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RESEARCH PAPER
Kettering - Maidstone and The Weald
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Kettering
1.6
210
20.8
91
18.4
510
39.6
109
3.4
561
92.5
361
Kilmarnock and Loudoun
2.4
136
20.3
105
32.3
189
23.2
457
9.4
131
96.7
Kingston and Surbiton
0.5
474
7.9
605
25.0
331
28.0
341
11.3
97
Kingston upon Hull East
0.8
328
22.2
67
41.8
77
14.1
601
5.6
Kingston upon Hull North
1.2
250
18.7
158
42.6
72
13.7
604
Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle
1.3
245
20.9
90
43.6
64
14.6
595
Kingswood
0.5
480
14.2
347
19.2
491
34.7
Kirkcaldy
1.0
286
18.0
191
35.3
144
20.5
Knowsley North and Sefton East
0.8
355
14.2
349
35.7
137
Knowsley South
0.6
435
14.3
341
37.6
Lagan Valley
2.3
142
13.4
382
Lancaster and Wyre
3.2
106
11.1
474
Leeds Central
0.3
584
14.7
Leeds East
0.4
565
13.5
Leeds North East
0.4
506
Leeds North West
0.7
367
Leeds West
0.5
461
Leicester East
0.3
Leicester South
0.3
Leicester West
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
77.6
106
10.1
430
2.8
515
9.5
380
22.8
410
8.1
461
29.7
228
11.1
254
62
62.2
517
28.0
58
2.5
549
7.4
539
23.9
317
10.3
234
29.8
214
9.7
427
91.4
426
71.0
318
8.7
480
3.1
473
17.1
75
20.4
550
7.9
478
25.2
495
14.5
78
314
76.9
641
54.9
590
30.1
38
5.4
268
9.6
374
25.2
227
12.1
120
27.9
371
10.2
357
6.8
225
80.4
618
50.4
614
28.4
56
4.3
329
16.9
79
19.7
568
12.8
86
25.4
483
16.2
54
6.3
266
79.5
625
55.5
582
21.9
123
5.8
247
16.8
82
25.4
208
10.9
197
23.3
545
11.9
169
188
4.2
450
95.0
200
78.4
79
11.8
369
2.6
540
7.2
546
25.1
232
8.6
411
29.6
238
9.5
465
506
9.2
136
97.5
27
60.8
537
28.4
55
2.5
550
8.3
488
26.2
155
10.7
204
23.8
536
10.5
326
22.1
478
6.8
231
80.1
619
69.8
358
16.3
248
8.0
153
5.9
627
24.6
268
15.1
28
29.1
278
6.8
641
111
19.7
528
5.8
297
79.2
629
65.6
464
24.5
92
3.3
459
6.6
587
22.5
431
15.8
22
29.4
261
6.9
639
18.0
521
37.2
147
4.3
446
95.9
118
76.1
157
15.3
278
2.1
591
6.5
591
19.7
569
9.9
271
36.5
8
0.0
0
21.4
445
31.7
262
3.7
509
90.8
455
79.8
54
3.6
599
3.3
447
13.3
180
28.4
68
8.0
464
25.0
501
17.4
35
321
57.3
11
8.0
644
14.7
68
73.0
649
36.3
644
33.8
18
9.5
103
20.4
39
20.2
554
13.0
74
17.3
633
19.1
26
378
44.4
57
15.0
591
7.7
189
67.2
659
53.4
599
31.2
29
5.1
284
10.3
344
23.6
357
13.3
66
25.2
492
10.5
327
9.0
560
26.7
305
29.8
309
5.7
301
83.4
589
71.2
313
12.7
343
4.8
300
11.3
272
25.3
215
9.4
319
26.1
451
10.7
298
10.3
510
31.6
204
27.5
356
12.1
89
82.3
599
58.7
558
12.1
361
5.3
273
23.8
20
22.6
426
6.4
629
21.1
591
25.2
5
16.3
253
40.3
86
16.4
577
7.6
194
70.6
654
56.9
570
27.4
64
3.7
400
12.1
235
21.5
494
11.4
156
23.2
551
14.8
75
578
28.7
13
35.5
140
18.6
545
11.4
95
92.1
385
63.6
490
18.9
174
6.7
202
10.7
311
23.1
399
11.8
133
29.3
265
9.6
448
612
21.1
86
38.7
100
17.6
563
12.5
86
91.3
430
56.3
576
18.1
199
7.8
161
17.9
66
19.5
573
10.3
231
24.3
525
17.2
39
0.4
541
20.8
94
40.6
82
15.7
584
8.0
180
90.8
458
54.4
594
26.3
69
6.1
228
13.2
183
20.0
561
14.1
47
22.9
559
14.0
88
Leigh
0.6
429
21.5
78
28.7
259
26.8
373
4.4
434
92.2
378
71.4
308
17.6
211
2.7
522
8.4
477
22.1
456
10.7
208
30.5
161
9.4
472
Leominster
8.7
8
16.4
246
13.6
625
44.2
46
2.9
622
90.7
462
73.8
245
1.8
625
10.6
81
13.8
160
28.0
81
7.2
550
27.5
390
10.5
333
Lewes
2.4
137
11.1
475
21.7
439
32.5
240
4.8
386
94.6
226
77.7
101
8.4
488
2.8
509
11.1
285
34.7
9
6.9
586
24.5
521
10.0
393
Lewisham East
0.4
567
6.3
649
39.6
91
15.8
583
13.9
74
90.3
477
54.6
591
26.3
70
6.6
207
12.5
214
20.3
553
13.8
50
21.1
590
11.5
208
Lewisham West
0.3
603
6.1
655
40.4
85
15.3
589
16.3
52
89.4
509
55.0
589
22.3
119
9.3
110
13.4
178
16.7
623
14.4
44
21.9
574
11.5
213
Lewisham Deptford
0.2
638
6.3
651
48.1
39
10.4
633
22.3
27
89.5
503
41.1
638
31.1
30
10.9
73
16.9
81
11.4
659
15.4
27
18.8
616
13.8
93
Leyton and Wanstead
0.3
614
7.3
629
40.6
81
15.9
580
17.9
34
88.5
528
56.3
575
14.2
296
8.4
139
21.1
33
16.4
626
12.9
82
22.1
571
12.9
118
Lichfield
1.7
187
19.6
127
15.7
568
43.8
52
3.2
601
95.2
178
79.5
57
1.8
624
11.6
63
7.1
562
22.7
421
7.7
501
32.2
57
9.1
520
Lincoln
1.4
230
14.8
317
32.0
198
20.2
516
5.6
310
91.0
444
64.1
483
19.8
156
2.4
558
13.7
168
23.6
359
10.1
250
23.7
539
16.1
57
Linlithgow
1.3
240
20.8
92
29.7
236
26.1
389
10.2
113
98.3
4
59.1
552
30.7
35
4.6
310
5.6
639
21.2
512
10.4
226
30.4
173
10.3
347
Liverpool Garston
0.3
583
11.9
443
39.0
99
19.8
525
5.7
307
75.2
646
62.6
505
16.4
247
13.0
40
8.0
500
27.2
112
15.1
29
25.4
474
7.5
631
Liverpool Riverside
0.3
580
8.5
581
57.7
9
8.9
639
11.9
90
79.0
632
34.2
650
16.8
232
27.2
1
21.7
28
19.3
576
15.4
26
13.0
654
23.1
10
Liverpool Walton
0.3
625
12.0
442
54.4
20
8.9
640
7.1
213
69.0
657
52.1
602
15.9
260
15.5
15
16.5
88
22.2
452
18.4
5
22.4
569
9.7
431
Liverpool Wavertree
0.3
589
9.1
550
44.2
58
15.8
582
6.4
261
71.6
652
61.2
535
9.1
462
11.2
68
18.5
58
22.7
418
14.5
42
23.1
553
12.5
132
Liverpool West Derby
0.4
575
11.7
458
45.4
52
14.5
597
6.4
255
68.3
658
54.3
595
28.8
51
6.5
208
10.4
336
21.6
490
18.4
4
25.3
487
7.9
604
Livingston
1.3
247
18.7
161
25.8
318
28.7
328
8.6
158
98.0
13
65.8
462
19.5
161
9.0
121
5.7
636
15.0
641
11.1
179
33.5
30
11.5
214
Llanelli
1.6
203
18.9
145
28.1
275
24.9
425
3.3
585
94.0
269
71.4
306
16.4
246
3.0
481
9.2
409
28.4
70
11.4
157
26.7
425
9.3
496
Loughborough
1.0
295
20.7
96
22.1
423
33.0
226
5.3
342
93.8
285
73.0
263
11.2
394
3.4
436
12.4
220
21.6
487
8.1
462
28.9
294
17.2
41
Louth and Horncastle
7.1
21
14.8
312
17.3
538
32.3
246
3.1
608
93.5
301
75.8
168
3.9
589
5.9
238
14.4
137
31.1
21
6.4
631
25.5
473
12.2
147
Ludlow
7.9
12
18.2
181
14.9
594
42.9
68
2.9
621
87.7
538
72.4
283
5.0
575
6.9
186
15.7
106
27.7
90
6.9
577
28.4
334
9.1
515
Luton North
0.4
573
18.9
144
21.9
430
31.1
273
9.8
123
95.5
160
75.5
174
13.0
333
3.1
471
8.4
473
19.0
586
11.0
191
31.3
103
8.7
547
Luton South
0.4
515
18.9
149
29.7
237
25.0
420
12.7
83
91.6
415
67.2
431
11.8
366
4.4
326
16.6
85
18.1
603
9.5
304
27.5
388
12.1
154
Macclesfield
1.8
185
19.8
117
17.2
542
40.9
91
3.2
594
94.2
248
78.6
74
9.6
447
2.8
504
9.0
426
24.5
273
7.7
489
29.4
248
9.8
418
Maidenhead
1.1
264
13.6
373
12.4
647
48.9
11
4.4
442
96.3
91
77.2
118
2.3
616
8.8
129
11.7
252
21.9
471
6.6
612
30.9
131
10.5
320
Maidstone and The Weald
2.2
149
11.1
477
17.6
529
40.6
96
4.9
376
93.0
328
77.4
113
6.6
539
4.6
311
11.4
265
23.9
319
7.5
527
30.0
199
10.9
272
71
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RESEARCH PAPER
04/01
Makerfield - North Devon
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
Semi routine
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Makerfield
87,846
16.4814259
261
99.0
104
0.22
553
0.13
562
0.14
472
33.7
90
64.6
100
4.6
370
35.3
171
20.2
532
9.3
324
5.7
431
8.7
95
14.2
99
Maldon and East Chelmsford
89,360
2.12853128
512
98.3
255
0.46
417
0.17
469
0.26
347
22.0
541
58.6
498
3.1
559
26.4
446
31.1
158
10.3
192
9.9
67
6.7
462
10.7
478
Manchester Central
83,585
30.9001848
151
73.4
609
7.30
82
2.70
1
10.14
36
35.7
57
54.3
615
12.2
7
35.8
160
17.0
614
6.5
641
3.5
649
4.7
612
10.1
530
Manchester Blackley
76,875
30.2062868
157
84.0
565
8.37
68
0.92
65
2.39
107
38.7
24
59.9
428
9.3
47
43.5
30
15.6
628
8.7
414
4.6
558
6.7
458
13.3
211
Manchester Gorton
81,425
51.2106918
43
70.7
617
16.65
31
1.40
24
5.45
59
29.8
202
53.4
622
10.3
29
31.6
277
15.4
634
7.0
618
3.9
632
4.9
604
9.7
546
Manchester Withington
84,667
44.5615789
59
84.9
562
6.76
88
0.86
72
2.57
100
25.8
379
63.2
182
6.0
227
21.5
586
33.3
112
7.9
511
4.3
601
4.2
631
7.3
643
Mansfield
85,816
17.9193986
245
98.2
260
0.61
363
0.17
482
0.26
343
35.7
58
60.0
417
6.9
153
37.4
116
19.1
560
8.2
480
5.7
424
9.2
59
13.1
223
Medway
89,180
6.23157012
377
94.2
461
2.98
171
0.52
144
0.70
197
23.9
461
63.6
151
5.3
290
30.8
299
24.9
346
10.7
151
7.1
279
8.5
126
12.7
271
Meirionnydd Nant Conwy
41,435
0.2125395
651
99.3
25
0.11
634
0.08
649
0.07
607
30.2
189
46.8
658
6.7
165
31.7
275
17.9
594
5.3
659
14.9
3
7.9
258
13.0
240
Meriden
101,319
7.1231018
358
95.6
414
0.95
302
0.21
401
1.29
141
24.4
438
61.3
330
5.3
288
31.5
282
28.2
236
10.4
184
6.1
380
7.1
399
12.7
278
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney
72,228
4.47010769
425
99.1
75
0.35
468
0.16
507
0.07
597
46.6
4
63.6
154
7.6
110
45.7
17
15.4
635
7.1
606
4.2
608
7.6
310
12.5
301
Mid Bedfordshire
92,855
2.17535434
508
97.1
349
0.84
313
0.31
270
0.50
238
18.2
638
63.8
138
2.4
636
21.7
580
36.5
62
10.8
133
8.6
127
6.8
442
9.4
562
Mid Dorset and North Poole
86,870
5.09202814
409
98.7
169
0.25
536
0.20
423
0.12
488
23.1
486
60.3
398
2.7
605
25.7
469
27.6
250
10.6
152
7.4
249
8.2
179
12.8
260
Mid Norfolk
100,952
1.0627645
589
99.2
49
0.12
624
0.09
638
0.07
591
25.7
384
56.7
564
3.3
526
29.4
346
25.6
321
9.3
320
10.3
53
7.8
275
12.6
288
Mid Sussex
92,553
5.90110941
385
97.2
345
0.71
345
0.33
261
0.28
324
18.9
629
61.8
292
2.2
650
18.7
628
36.7
60
11.9
60
7.4
245
6.4
492
10.1
526
Mid Ulster
86,496
0.64135722
622
99.6
4
0.08
651
0.16
499
0.02
659
31.4
152
56.9
557
5.6
257
45.7
15
20.2
530
8.2
479
13.8
9
8.4
146
14.3
89
Mid Worcestershire
92,218
1.85631467
525
98.7
175
0.29
507
0.13
568
0.16
424
22.6
505
59.1
472
3.2
547
27.5
404
30.3
175
8.7
412
9.3
86
7.6
322
11.6
404
Middlesbrough
90,197
31.4165796
144
91.6
511
5.98
97
0.24
360
0.44
257
34.3
76
52.9
632
12.0
10
39.5
76
15.0
644
7.0
614
3.6
646
7.4
355
13.6
161
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland
92,864
4.69959514
418
98.7
179
0.48
405
0.09
627
0.11
516
31.6
147
58.6
504
7.7
107
32.3
252
22.2
443
8.2
474
4.8
530
8.9
83
12.7
274
Midlothian
64,050
2.31093953
501
99.1
78
0.40
449
0.10
616
0.09
552
29.6
215
64.3
115
3.9
444
37.5
113
22.5
432
12.0
55
5.7
432
8.1
200
14.6
64
Milton Keynes South West
106,302
16.4681642
262
90.1
527
3.79
141
0.91
66
2.51
102
22.9
497
68.1
10
4.3
406
27.4
411
29.7
191
11.8
69
5.5
451
8.5
129
13.4
186
Mitcham and Morden
95,286
57.8191748
37
67.9
623
8.28
69
1.30
31
12.99
24
22.4
515
65.4
53
5.7
248
26.7
437
28.9
214
12.1
47
6.5
339
6.7
457
11.3
425
Mole Valley
89,741
2.42904317
494
97.5
328
0.61
362
0.29
291
0.33
301
19.4
623
57.6
547
2.3
645
18.8
625
38.5
39
9.4
307
10.3
52
5.0
599
7.9
631
Monmouth
77,409
0.93340327
599
98.9
140
0.29
498
0.16
503
0.09
551
29.0
240
56.6
567
4.1
429
26.8
435
29.3
205
7.5
566
9.3
85
6.3
495
10.1
527
Montgomeryshire
57,698
0.28135073
646
99.4
17
0.14
620
0.07
656
0.05
643
27.5
305
51.4
642
3.4
513
31.8
268
21.1
485
7.1
602
15.5
1
7.7
290
12.6
291
Moray
79,228
0.41841207
637
99.1
84
0.27
524
0.19
443
0.12
483
23.8
467
61.3
327
5.1
313
30.7
303
23.8
383
9.1
359
7.3
258
9.5
35
14.2
97
Morecambe and Lunesdale
88,833
2.48845874
491
98.8
150
0.29
500
0.13
560
0.11
512
31.3
158
55.3
600
6.3
195
30.3
313
21.2
481
8.6
432
8.0
184
8.0
230
13.1
219
Morley and Rothwell
96,063
13.3811116
286
97.7
311
0.87
310
0.26
334
0.26
341
25.6
392
65.6
46
3.9
439
34.9
185
25.3
335
12.1
45
5.9
392
8.6
116
13.4
195
Motherwell and Wishaw
67,289
14.5741824
275
98.8
156
0.72
340
0.21
393
0.06
627
36.5
42
65.1
72
7.9
93
40.7
61
20.5
512
9.5
290
3.6
645
7.2
387
12.5
312
Neath
71,318
2.69053458
483
99.0
105
0.34
471
0.11
601
0.07
611
41.9
12
61.8
293
6.6
173
36.9
128
19.6
546
8.6
422
5.1
497
8.1
210
12.8
261
New Forest East
86,160
2.24556282
505
98.7
174
0.23
542
0.17
476
0.11
508
22.6
507
61.5
310
2.8
593
25.0
488
28.1
239
10.7
149
7.2
265
9.2
60
11.8
392
New Forest West
83,171
2.2507848
504
99.0
109
0.14
619
0.17
478
0.11
506
26.3
355
52.8
633
3.0
567
25.8
468
27.6
249
7.9
517
10.2
54
6.5
478
10.8
473
Newark
91,502
1.59932183
544
98.5
226
0.36
464
0.20
415
0.25
353
27.1
318
58.3
520
5.1
314
30.7
304
24.4
365
7.6
563
7.9
196
8.3
155
13.4
182
Newbury
99,952
1.62849276
541
98.0
292
0.44
427
0.30
284
0.28
323
18.5
632
65.2
68
2.4
640
22.5
564
35.8
73
10.6
163
8.0
190
7.3
372
10.7
480
Newcastle upon Tyne Central
88,363
40.6453542
79
89.8
528
5.92
99
1.19
40
0.52
231
27.6
302
57.9
534
7.3
124
24.6
499
26.2
302
6.9
626
4.1
620
4.4
623
8.7
591
Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend
80,624
36.6639382
101
95.5
418
2.28
214
0.78
92
0.29
319
34.2
80
60.8
366
8.5
72
35.8
161
20.2
528
9.1
367
3.7
638
7.0
415
12.2
333
Newcastle upon Tyne North
82,661
11.9815915
298
96.8
358
1.58
254
0.37
230
0.20
397
32.5
121
62.1
263
6.0
221
35.0
180
22.7
422
10.2
213
4.7
552
7.5
328
12.7
279
Newcastle-under-Lyme
86,933
10.7179139
310
97.6
324
0.78
325
0.30
282
0.27
336
31.0
163
61.1
344
4.6
365
33.9
208
22.0
451
7.8
525
5.7
425
7.6
323
12.8
265
Newport East
74,916
6.1195883
379
95.9
405
2.37
207
0.18
446
0.36
285
29.9
197
62.1
267
5.8
235
34.6
191
22.2
445
9.3
325
4.8
520
8.8
93
13.4
193
Newport West
79,490
8.24072154
339
95.3
421
1.88
240
0.25
347
0.61
217
31.6
149
62.0
274
6.1
217
31.1
289
26.6
289
9.7
260
4.9
518
7.4
359
11.8
383
Newry and Armagh
100,950
0.93340854
598
99.7
1
0.05
658
0.12
586
0.03
657
31.7
140
56.6
566
7.7
106
44.7
25
21.6
467
9.4
314
11.0
37
8.1
224
13.8
128
Normanton
83,937
12.4554088
293
98.5
219
0.58
368
0.19
429
0.14
462
27.7
300
64.2
118
4.0
434
33.4
221
25.1
338
11.2
106
6.4
344
8.5
123
12.3
330
North Antrim
101,437
0.66299559
620
99.5
6
0.10
640
0.14
542
0.04
654
28.0
282
59.8
435
5.4
272
46.0
14
22.8
420
9.8
250
11.5
29
9.4
43
17.5
7
North Cornwall
109,355
0.84116643
608
99.0
113
0.15
612
0.09
641
0.15
446
29.6
217
49.1
654
5.2
295
30.5
308
19.0
563
6.4
645
13.9
8
8.4
150
13.7
139
North Devon
92,349
0.74192589
616
99.1
92
0.19
579
0.12
583
0.08
560
26.4
348
50.3
647
4.8
344
29.4
342
21.4
477
7.0
620
13.3
12
8.1
201
13.6
160
72
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RESEARCH PAPER
Makerfield - North Devon
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Makerfield
0.5
497
19.1
138
25.6
321
29.0
323
3.8
502
94.0
263
Maldon and East Chelmsford
2.2
153
14.6
328
14.7
598
46.5
24
3.6
529
94.8
Manchester Central
0.3
613
10.9
484
57.8
8
7.5
648
15.0
65
Manchester Blackley
0.3
591
13.3
387
49.3
33
10.9
631
8.4
Manchester Gorton
0.3
600
10.5
502
50.2
31
11.0
628
Manchester Withington
0.3
610
8.3
592
36.1
129
20.3
513
Mansfield
0.9
313
19.4
131
29.1
255
26.1
Medway
1.0
280
13.5
375
23.3
386
33.9
Meirionnydd Nant Conwy
7.4
16
10.7
495
22.6
406
Meriden
0.8
321
17.1
227
24.3
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney
0.5
482
24.3
45
Mid Bedfordshire
1.6
206
14.9
309
Mid Dorset and North Poole
1.1
259
17.0
Mid Norfolk
5.0
48
Mid Sussex
1.3
239
Mid Ulster
5.9
Mid Worcestershire
3.7
Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
74.3
227
15.9
257
2.4
566
7.4
536
21.2
514
10.3
230
33.3
33
8.7
550
210
79.3
60
4.6
577
8.8
128
7.3
542
24.3
292
7.5
522
31.1
120
8.9
534
90.6
466
29.2
653
35.3
15
15.7
13
19.8
42
17.6
612
15.9
20
13.2
653
20.7
16
165
90.9
451
48.4
622
29.3
46
8.3
142
14.1
151
23.2
389
16.2
15
21.0
592
10.7
299
13.5
78
86.9
552
41.4
637
23.0
111
10.6
78
24.9
10
17.9
606
15.0
31
18.5
620
23.3
9
11.6
93
91.4
427
48.2
623
19.9
155
6.2
223
25.7
8
18.8
591
11.2
169
17.4
632
21.3
15
393
3.7
516
95.3
177
70.4
338
16.5
241
4.0
356
9.0
422
24.0
316
10.3
233
28.0
362
9.8
415
203
5.9
291
89.4
505
73.8
246
1.8
626
13.1
37
11.3
271
20.9
528
9.5
307
30.1
194
11.0
259
29.9
306
3.8
507
79.0
631
69.8
357
11.4
381
3.3
452
15.5
110
30.9
23
8.6
412
24.5
520
9.9
404
348
36.2
165
5.0
372
96.3
93
71.6
299
20.4
148
3.5
430
4.5
655
22.2
453
11.6
147
31.2
110
9.2
510
36.0
130
19.5
531
5.2
349
95.8
120
65.8
461
20.0
153
5.0
290
9.2
401
24.5
270
13.8
52
28.7
312
7.8
611
11.5
653
50.1
8
3.2
590
96.4
80
78.7
71
1.7
628
9.6
99
10.1
354
20.6
541
6.5
622
33.7
27
10.8
287
231
12.9
641
42.0
78
3.5
553
94.1
262
82.2
24
7.1
522
3.7
404
7.1
565
25.9
174
8.2
446
30.4
171
9.1
514
14.4
337
13.5
627
41.3
83
2.2
657
95.3
175
77.9
93
1.3
643
9.6
97
11.2
273
27.3
107
6.3
636
28.9
293
10.2
360
10.4
504
15.4
577
40.8
93
4.4
436
96.6
66
79.8
49
0.5
659
10.3
88
9.4
386
24.3
294
7.1
561
30.6
153
10.3
349
38
17.3
217
18.5
507
36.4
159
9.1
140
92.8
346
75.4
176
13.4
317
1.1
656
10.1
350
17.3
619
12.0
123
42.9
1
0.0
0
85
18.1
184
14.7
597
44.9
38
3.5
549
94.5
234
76.4
146
1.3
642
14.0
29
8.3
484
24.9
242
6.8
592
30.4
170
10.2
359
0.4
504
13.8
367
46.3
50
14.1
602
6.6
240
90.7
463
58.9
554
21.6
132
6.7
204
12.8
204
22.8
412
14.4
45
25.5
471
11.8
173
1.2
253
17.2
225
28.5
263
27.4
359
4.1
464
95.5
150
69.9
351
17.3
222
5.4
266
7.4
538
24.1
302
10.2
244
30.5
164
8.6
568
Midlothian
1.9
174
9.5
540
28.8
257
25.6
405
10.9
102
97.1
44
61.5
526
24.3
95
7.3
173
6.8
577
23.1
395
11.1
180
30.3
177
8.5
574
Milton Keynes South West
0.6
411
14.8
315
21.6
443
33.0
227
8.2
173
97.2
39
67.5
418
17.1
226
6.9
189
8.5
466
16.3
629
10.9
192
30.8
136
8.3
587
Mitcham and Morden
0.4
537
7.4
623
32.4
186
20.5
507
14.8
67
87.5
544
66.6
443
13.0
331
7.1
181
13.2
185
18.7
593
12.5
100
26.5
435
10.6
309
Mole Valley
2.5
135
9.0
559
12.3
648
50.1
9
5.2
348
95.5
151
76.6
139
10.5
415
2.0
597
10.9
297
27.8
85
5.9
654
28.6
318
15.3
67
Monmouth
4.4
69
15.1
303
18.5
508
38.8
121
3.4
554
95.4
162
76.0
162
11.4
380
3.4
439
9.3
398
29.2
50
7.8
480
27.8
374
9.4
483
Montgomeryshire
10.7
3
17.4
210
17.3
539
37.1
148
3.3
576
89.9
487
68.1
406
11.6
375
5.2
279
15.1
119
27.3
108
8.1
458
27.8
375
10.2
363
Moray
4.3
70
12.6
404
23.9
370
25.6
406
6.5
253
94.8
212
63.2
497
18.1
195
3.9
375
14.8
126
24.9
243
6.1
651
30.8
143
13.1
109
Morecambe and Lunesdale
2.0
168
12.2
423
27.8
282
26.1
392
4.4
426
85.0
566
74.9
203
6.3
548
3.6
414
15.3
116
28.5
67
10.4
229
24.1
530
12.2
149
Morley and Rothwell
0.5
442
17.3
218
28.4
265
26.5
378
5.4
331
81.2
611
70.8
327
18.9
173
2.4
563
7.9
515
22.1
464
9.7
293
30.0
203
10.1
373
Motherwell and Wishaw
0.6
398
16.1
260
40.4
83
18.5
549
13.2
79
98.3
7
50.9
612
37.2
11
5.8
249
6.1
613
25.1
231
12.9
80
26.5
434
9.8
412
Neath
0.7
378
19.5
128
28.1
276
25.9
400
3.5
552
96.5
70
72.6
277
15.6
266
4.1
353
7.7
525
26.0
171
10.7
205
28.9
292
8.5
572
New Forest East
1.6
201
15.5
287
13.0
638
43.1
64
4.0
481
94.5
235
80.5
39
6.6
538
4.3
333
8.6
461
25.7
184
7.6
508
30.5
163
9.3
484
New Forest West
3.0
113
12.3
417
15.3
580
38.9
120
3.8
503
95.4
166
80.7
36
6.8
529
2.5
543
9.9
362
38.7
4
6.3
635
22.7
564
14.0
87
Newark
3.0
109
18.2
178
23.2
390
32.0
256
3.3
574
94.5
232
72.5
278
14.6
284
2.4
555
10.4
333
26.3
147
8.8
389
27.7
383
11.8
185
Newbury
2.1
160
12.6
403
14.3
612
46.0
26
4.9
375
95.3
173
71.5
301
0.9
651
14.5
21
13.0
191
21.1
520
6.9
580
30.7
152
8.2
590
Newcastle upon Tyne Central
0.4
533
8.6
580
43.6
65
17.2
568
8.6
160
95.6
145
51.3
610
22.8
115
6.8
198
19.1
52
21.9
468
9.2
333
20.6
598
22.5
13
Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend
0.4
559
12.0
437
48.9
36
12.4
613
7.1
210
93.9
280
52.2
601
31.8
25
4.3
334
11.8
247
23.8
329
11.1
182
23.3
546
14.0
85
Newcastle upon Tyne North
0.5
460
11.7
454
37.3
115
18.5
548
5.6
312
96.7
60
64.8
474
25.6
78
2.8
506
6.8
578
27.8
87
10.5
219
27.1
405
8.7
557
Newcastle-under-Lyme
0.7
361
21.1
85
27.1
296
27.6
351
4.2
453
92.6
358
70.4
335
11.5
376
10.2
90
7.9
516
26.4
143
9.1
357
28.3
338
11.6
197
Newport East
0.8
353
20.1
112
28.1
274
26.5
379
4.5
422
95.6
137
74.0
235
14.5
288
4.2
342
7.3
544
23.0
403
12.1
119
29.7
217
9.5
460
Newport West
0.5
443
16.7
237
29.8
233
27.2
365
4.8
384
96.9
48
69.3
373
17.4
215
5.5
262
7.7
528
23.9
318
11.7
138
27.0
409
10.2
356
Newry and Armagh
5.0
50
13.4
380
22.3
414
32.2
253
8.3
167
93.8
283
73.6
249
15.6
267
1.4
648
9.4
389
18.6
595
13.1
70
39.8
3
0.0
0
Normanton
0.7
386
16.2
256
24.8
338
29.9
308
3.7
508
91.7
408
72.9
266
19.4
163
1.8
616
5.9
626
22.6
423
8.3
438
31.3
107
9.3
488
North Antrim
5.3
45
16.8
233
20.9
455
33.5
214
6.0
284
92.7
353
72.8
269
17.4
217
1.6
638
8.2
490
20.4
551
11.6
146
35.7
12
0.0
0
North Cornwall
6.0
36
12.0
436
18.4
513
32.3
248
5.6
315
83.7
587
70.9
326
7.8
502
4.2
337
17.0
76
28.2
75
7.7
495
25.4
476
12.7
127
North Devon
5.9
39
15.6
285
19.8
478
32.3
245
4.4
439
87.3
548
73.9
241
3.6
598
7.0
183
15.4
113
28.4
69
7.5
521
25.9
457
11.7
188
73
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RESEARCH PAPER
04/01
North Dorset - Paisley South
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Semi routine
%
Rank
North Dorset
91,957
1.03503894
592
98.8
163
0.17
595
0.18
460
0.10
532
23.0
490
56.6
565
2.6
612
24.4
502
27.5
259
9.5
296
10.9
38
7.1
400
10.9
468
North Down
85,992
7.55110643
349
99.2
61
0.14
615
0.26
339
0.08
571
27.3
312
61.7
298
4.8
346
32.1
261
35.1
78
14.6
4
7.5
236
8.4
141
14.3
82
North Durham
84,692
8.13251392
340
99.1
66
0.21
563
0.21
405
0.04
651
35.4
62
64.6
103
5.8
241
35.5
167
21.4
476
9.8
248
4.8
534
8.5
122
12.8
266
North East Bedfordshire
90,780
1.58164332
547
97.4
334
0.86
311
0.22
384
0.40
270
19.6
614
63.5
169
2.9
585
23.7
531
34.1
96
10.2
205
8.8
110
7.5
336
10.5
494
North East Cambridgeshire
106,040
1.23696428
573
98.4
228
0.35
467
0.18
462
0.25
351
26.8
331
61.7
295
3.9
443
37.2
125
21.2
482
8.5
444
8.6
126
8.5
132
14.5
69
North East Derbyshire
90,005
3.83179361
443
98.9
133
0.24
539
0.17
486
0.11
513
31.2
161
58.9
482
5.1
310
33.3
222
24.1
376
9.0
381
7.3
257
7.6
312
12.8
257
North East Fife
74,828
0.97116158
595
98.6
207
0.29
502
0.32
266
0.18
413
24.6
427
58.4
512
4.3
411
23.2
546
27.0
274
7.5
574
7.3
255
6.8
452
10.5
501
North East Hampshire
94,147
2.61185707
485
97.9
294
0.55
373
0.27
313
0.20
386
17.3
653
62.8
214
2.3
642
17.8
638
39.8
24
10.7
150
8.3
152
6.4
483
8.8
590
North East Hertfordshire
90,051
1.91353591
521
95.1
435
2.21
217
0.34
254
0.81
183
20.4
591
62.6
230
2.6
611
24.2
511
34.3
87
10.0
228
8.3
158
6.9
437
10.5
496
North East Milton Keynes
100,755
4.12794985
432
91.4
517
2.68
184
0.86
71
2.31
110
19.8
609
67.6
16
3.6
492
21.2
592
35.5
74
11.9
61
6.4
352
7.6
305
11.6
406
North Essex
89,780
1.88277236
523
97.8
309
0.38
458
0.38
218
0.24
357
24.2
447
56.3
574
3.0
572
26.8
436
28.3
231
9.2
347
10.0
64
6.7
459
10.6
490
North Norfolk
98,382
1.02078254
593
99.2
50
0.09
645
0.11
602
0.08
562
29.7
213
53.5
621
4.2
420
33.8
209
20.7
505
6.9
625
10.8
39
7.3
368
13.4
199
North Shropshire
94,416
1.00953766
594
98.9
134
0.22
555
0.21
398
0.14
466
26.4
347
57.2
552
4.1
430
30.0
326
24.9
345
7.2
595
10.4
48
8.0
244
12.9
247
North Southwark and Bermondsey
111,861
102.813419
11
67.5
625
4.11
132
2.17
7
20.64
12
23.9
460
64.6
104
9.0
60
24.8
494
32.0
144
8.8
396
4.6
570
5.1
589
9.8
545
North Swindon
90,704
6.63574512
366
96.6
371
1.17
284
0.35
240
0.42
265
22.2
532
67.4
17
2.9
580
28.8
362
27.5
257
12.2
42
5.5
459
9.3
55
14.2
101
North Tayside
77,530
0.14871065
654
99.3
21
0.16
603
0.15
511
0.06
630
25.8
376
58.2
525
4.3
412
32.9
238
22.7
423
7.5
568
9.7
76
8.2
172
13.3
204
North Thanet
94,204
10.6989211
311
97.8
308
0.40
450
0.25
343
0.35
293
32.3
125
55.5
595
6.6
169
34.3
197
21.0
490
7.8
528
8.4
149
7.6
307
13.6
163
North Tyneside
86,893
18.6706059
238
98.4
236
0.57
369
0.26
331
0.18
410
33.2
102
63.8
140
6.8
159
35.9
155
20.5
513
11.1
116
4.4
588
8.3
157
13.7
140
North Warwickshire
95,059
3.14650293
468
97.2
342
1.71
245
0.12
592
0.21
385
27.8
293
63.8
137
4.0
438
35.5
168
23.0
415
9.3
328
7.1
276
9.2
56
14.2
94
North West Cambridgeshire
100,533
1.63407181
540
96.7
366
1.03
298
0.24
357
0.68
202
21.7
548
65.5
49
3.2
545
26.3
449
30.6
170
11.3
100
7.0
284
8.0
243
12.4
317
North West Durham
84,564
1.20923183
577
99.3
23
0.14
617
0.10
620
0.07
584
35.3
63
62.7
223
6.3
189
34.9
183
21.8
457
8.0
497
6.1
374
8.0
229
12.5
300
North West Hampshire
99,149
1.60015816
543
98.0
290
0.49
404
0.27
321
0.28
330
19.7
611
65.2
64
2.3
643
22.7
560
34.1
94
11.4
98
8.0
192
7.9
254
10.7
482
North West Leicestershire
85,503
3.06100311
472
98.8
160
0.37
460
0.13
573
0.09
539
25.7
387
63.2
185
3.5
507
33.2
226
26.6
285
8.4
449
7.3
253
8.9
78
12.6
290
North West Norfolk
98,771
1.0896344
585
98.7
187
0.28
512
0.19
442
0.17
421
29.8
200
57.6
546
4.1
423
36.0
152
20.5
515
7.4
578
8.7
119
8.3
156
14.7
54
North Wiltshire
104,036
1.54303428
549
98.2
265
0.38
456
0.18
447
0.27
332
19.7
610
62.8
217
2.4
632
21.4
590
34.4
85
10.2
208
8.4
150
7.5
339
11.0
445
Northampton North
97,105
34.4221907
120
91.6
512
2.73
181
0.60
118
2.64
98
24.4
436
63.2
190
4.9
335
32.3
254
22.9
417
10.2
203
5.5
462
8.2
191
13.4
194
Northampton South
112,581
5.96045108
382
92.5
499
2.95
173
0.63
111
1.88
116
21.8
546
65.8
42
3.6
491
26.0
464
31.9
146
11.1
118
6.5
335
7.2
397
11.3
427
Northavon
103,554
2.39991657
497
98.2
257
0.43
430
0.18
449
0.24
362
20.4
592
61.9
279
2.3
646
22.2
568
32.4
130
11.5
92
7.8
204
7.3
381
11.2
430
Norwich North
97,159
19.416267
228
98.3
244
0.39
454
0.22
388
0.16
434
26.0
370
61.7
296
4.2
418
30.9
294
23.7
384
10.8
140
6.4
345
8.2
174
14.3
88
Norwich South
90,972
24.8150573
199
96.4
376
0.77
328
0.45
179
0.40
269
28.4
265
58.6
502
6.0
224
27.2
417
25.7
317
7.7
548
5.1
502
6.0
521
11.4
424
Nottingham East
84,726
43.6506955
63
79.8
587
9.11
64
0.47
170
5.80
52
31.1
162
59.3
461
10.0
34
31.5
281
23.3
404
7.9
514
4.5
573
6.0
523
10.7
484
Nottingham North
87,640
38.4723442
92
91.3
518
1.94
231
0.27
318
3.38
89
33.5
96
61.0
354
9.4
43
44.6
26
15.1
641
7.6
557
4.3
595
9.0
65
14.7
55
Nottingham South
94,622
29.1953101
168
83.6
569
7.33
81
1.14
44
3.92
80
26.6
337
57.7
541
7.8
98
27.2
418
19.6
547
6.3
648
3.6
641
5.3
575
9.2
572
Nuneaton
94,935
4.92963963
416
95.3
422
3.20
162
0.13
564
0.28
329
27.0
321
64.2
117
4.0
436
33.7
211
24.2
371
9.2
334
5.9
397
8.7
98
14.0
111
Ochil
74,941
1.82395892
528
98.9
138
0.47
413
0.21
410
0.10
522
29.9
198
61.0
356
5.9
230
33.1
231
22.8
419
8.0
498
5.3
472
8.0
232
12.9
253
Ogmore
67,565
3.68885128
447
99.1
81
0.32
482
0.10
611
0.05
637
40.0
17
65.4
54
6.1
209
43.2
36
17.1
613
6.8
630
5.0
503
9.6
27
15.2
32
Old Bexley and Sidcup
86,478
33.6228616
125
94.2
464
2.12
222
0.65
107
1.20
144
21.2
565
62.8
216
3.2
543
27.2
420
29.8
185
14.9
2
8.2
162
6.2
506
9.7
549
Oldham East and Saddleworth
101,110
8.30063213
338
92.6
494
5.46
109
0.16
500
0.50
240
29.0
241
63.2
187
4.8
350
32.7
243
25.4
330
9.5
285
7.3
261
8.0
226
12.3
329
Oldham West and Royton
97,259
31.9405583
138
77.8
595
19.56
25
0.17
468
0.61
216
31.3
156
61.9
284
6.5
180
40.8
60
18.5
579
9.0
376
5.8
412
8.1
207
13.7
142
Orkney and Shetland
41,233
0.16989147
652
99.2
48
0.22
560
0.11
606
0.05
640
23.9
459
55.7
587
3.7
471
33.0
237
21.8
455
7.0
617
12.7
18
9.6
25
15.0
38
Orpington
102,572
12.4089039
294
95.2
425
1.36
271
0.57
130
1.08
154
22.1
534
61.2
333
3.5
506
25.7
470
32.6
125
12.7
29
7.9
194
5.6
553
9.3
571
Oxford East
97,555
34.6308129
117
86.6
551
5.00
114
1.55
16
3.03
92
22.0
540
61.4
320
4.0
437
23.0
551
30.0
181
7.5
573
4.4
582
5.6
549
10.2
520
Oxford West and Abingdon
106,148
9.00475059
330
93.6
480
1.52
257
1.32
30
0.64
209
17.6
651
64.6
105
2.4
630
16.6
645
34.0
101
8.6
430
4.8
523
5.5
555
8.1
622
Paisley North
60,264
17.2973594
254
98.5
223
0.72
339
0.35
241
0.13
474
33.7
92
65.1
70
7.1
139
37.3
122
20.8
503
11.1
114
3.7
640
8.2
181
13.3
208
Paisley South
67,008
16.6272953
258
99.0
110
0.40
448
0.19
440
0.13
476
33.0
105
66.2
33
6.2
198
36.6
133
23.4
397
10.4
173
3.7
639
7.8
268
12.7
281
74
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RESEARCH PAPER
North Dorset - Paisley South
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
North Dorset
4.8
54
14.1
351
13.6
624
43.1
65
3.6
532
93.5
299
North Down
0.9
301
11.7
457
21.1
454
34.7
189
3.7
517
95.7
North Durham
0.8
336
18.8
155
31.1
210
25.1
419
3.4
555
North East Bedfordshire
2.3
144
17.3
212
13.3
634
47.2
20
3.1
North East Cambridgeshire
4.7
58
18.4
171
18.4
512
36.0
169
4.0
North East Derbyshire
1.3
235
19.4
132
23.0
396
33.9
206
North East Fife
4.4
68
10.1
515
21.7
438
31.5
North East Hampshire
1.8
181
11.0
482
9.7
658
53.1
North East Hertfordshire
1.7
199
18.1
188
16.6
557
North East Milton Keynes
0.9
304
14.0
352
16.8
551
North Essex
3.2
107
12.5
405
15.0
North Norfolk
5.7
44
14.0
354
North Shropshire
6.4
29
16.6
240
North Southwark and Bermondsey
0.2
654
6.4
North Swindon
0.7
383
North Tayside
7.1
North Thanet
1.5
North Tyneside
0.6
North Warwickshire
North West Cambridgeshire
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
74.4
218
0.8
654
12.2
49
12.7
209
30.8
27
6.3
634
27.4
393
12.1
155
127
77.7
100
11.6
374
2.5
546
8.2
495
24.8
248
9.2
345
31.4
96
0.0
0
97.4
29
68.6
391
23.7
102
1.8
620
6.0
623
23.7
344
9.7
292
30.0
201
9.5
465
603
95.5
156
78.2
85
7.7
507
5.3
276
8.8
443
21.5
496
6.8
594
32.2
56
10.4
341
484
93.0
325
75.0
198
9.9
437
4.1
350
11.0
293
27.0
117
7.1
566
28.4
333
11.0
265
2.8
639
96.8
55
71.1
317
22.4
116
1.2
651
5.2
649
26.3
150
7.8
485
31.1
118
7.7
614
267
6.9
220
95.5
157
69.2
379
13.8
309
2.3
569
14.7
129
28.0
78
7.7
494
26.4
436
16.2
53
2
3.6
524
96.9
49
77.8
95
0.7
655
9.7
95
11.8
248
21.5
498
6.4
627
32.9
38
13.0
114
43.0
66
4.4
428
96.5
72
69.7
360
15.4
275
5.8
245
9.2
411
23.1
400
7.6
506
31.0
129
9.9
403
39.8
105
7.1
214
97.4
30
73.4
255
10.7
407
5.9
236
10.0
358
15.8
633
9.1
350
31.4
95
12.4
137
589
43.8
51
3.5
543
95.7
136
82.1
28
7.4
515
1.6
634
8.9
433
27.4
100
6.3
633
29.9
211
10.6
306
18.1
515
32.6
234
2.8
635
91.2
437
71.4
307
11.0
401
2.8
507
14.9
123
35.1
8
6.5
614
22.9
561
10.6
308
17.6
530
38.3
126
3.3
569
89.6
495
72.5
280
11.2
392
2.8
510
13.5
170
26.1
163
7.8
482
29.4
257
11.1
248
646
54.7
18
7.6
647
34.2
2
92.9
330
26.4
658
44.5
3
12.6
44
16.5
90
15.3
640
13.0
76
14.8
641
16.8
44
19.0
141
20.2
467
33.9
204
4.7
399
92.8
338
76.6
136
13.1
329
3.1
477
7.2
550
21.9
472
7.7
499
30.2
188
10.3
352
20
12.3
420
22.2
418
30.0
303
6.7
236
93.4
306
62.2
514
17.7
205
3.7
393
16.3
98
29.5
41
7.8
487
26.2
444
11.1
256
216
12.0
434
29.3
249
25.9
399
6.3
269
91.1
443
71.9
292
6.1
550
5.4
269
16.6
86
31.9
15
9.9
278
23.1
554
11.5
209
402
14.8
316
39.3
95
16.3
578
5.0
365
96.8
54
59.7
548
27.9
60
6.2
222
6.2
610
25.8
175
11.3
162
26.2
443
10.3
350
1.4
224
22.7
59
20.6
460
36.3
161
4.1
468
93.9
278
76.1
159
12.9
335
2.7
518
8.3
483
22.4
440
8.6
416
31.8
68
8.4
582
2.3
143
16.1
261
17.2
541
40.2
99
3.4
562
96.2
95
73.6
251
9.1
461
6.2
224
11.2
281
20.1
558
8.2
445
30.7
149
12.1
156
North West Durham
2.2
147
19.6
123
30.1
227
26.5
380
3.7
521
96.1
99
70.6
331
18.6
178
3.9
374
6.8
576
26.3
146
9.9
276
28.8
303
9.2
506
North West Hampshire
2.4
140
17.2
219
15.1
587
44.7
39
3.5
539
96.2
94
72.8
268
4.2
584
11.5
65
11.5
259
20.9
527
7.3
543
31.2
109
11.1
257
North West Leicestershire
1.6
212
21.9
71
18.7
503
39.9
102
2.8
640
96.6
63
76.6
137
12.8
336
3.3
453
7.2
545
23.6
355
7.6
517
31.4
94
9.4
472
North West Norfolk
4.6
62
18.3
176
20.2
465
32.5
242
4.0
477
91.8
398
71.1
314
12.5
348
3.4
434
12.9
195
30.5
28
7.7
493
24.8
510
10.2
366
North Wiltshire
2.7
124
16.3
252
14.2
614
43.8
50
3.3
573
95.1
187
75.7
170
1.0
650
11.1
69
12.1
233
22.3
443
6.9
585
32.1
61
11.6
201
Northampton North
0.5
446
17.4
211
27.9
281
26.7
376
6.7
237
92.3
374
69.0
384
18.6
179
3.1
472
9.3
390
22.2
449
11.4
158
26.5
431
12.2
145
Northampton South
0.8
332
16.2
258
21.3
447
36.3
163
5.9
295
94.4
243
75.2
188
11.9
364
2.4
556
10.5
328
19.9
564
7.9
469
28.1
355
12.9
120
Northavon
1.9
178
15.3
294
10.6
656
47.7
17
3.1
606
95.5
152
83.7
16
6.3
546
1.2
653
8.8
442
21.0
521
6.8
597
33.2
34
9.5
458
Norwich North
0.9
318
15.0
306
22.5
408
26.3
385
3.4
568
93.6
296
71.4
305
14.1
300
5.3
274
9.1
415
25.9
172
7.8
483
25.9
461
10.5
323
Norwich South
0.8
340
11.9
445
34.2
160
18.9
539
6.6
244
92.1
386
51.7
606
27.4
63
5.9
241
15.1
120
26.2
153
8.8
400
19.9
605
17.2
39
Nottingham East
0.4
554
12.5
410
46.8
47
13.3
609
10.4
110
91.7
405
48.0
625
21.6
130
8.5
137
21.9
27
17.9
607
12.8
88
16.0
638
18.7
31
Nottingham North
0.5
484
18.7
159
44.9
54
12.8
610
7.0
216
93.5
300
51.2
611
36.2
12
4.3
331
8.3
482
22.9
406
15.9
19
22.9
557
10.2
363
Nottingham South
0.4
568
14.6
329
43.1
71
17.0
570
9.4
130
92.8
337
50.8
613
23.1
108
6.8
196
19.3
50
23.2
386
9.9
272
18.1
624
24.0
7
Nuneaton
1.1
277
22.5
61
22.3
413
34.4
194
4.0
473
93.4
303
77.5
108
12.3
356
2.3
570
8.0
504
22.7
419
8.8
401
31.7
73
9.0
527
Ochil
1.9
171
14.3
343
26.6
307
29.0
324
9.2
137
97.9
15
61.5
527
25.5
81
4.7
303
8.3
480
22.0
467
10.4
222
29.1
282
12.3
140
Ogmore
0.7
371
29.2
7
28.2
272
24.7
430
3.9
491
96.0
107
75.3
185
13.2
327
3.1
470
8.4
471
22.1
454
11.5
154
31.5
91
8.3
585
Old Bexley and Sidcup
0.4
503
8.0
600
20.7
459
32.8
230
4.6
404
93.3
310
85.2
8
1.5
637
7.0
184
6.4
594
27.3
104
7.7
502
31.8
67
7.4
632
Oldham East and Saddleworth
0.6
439
19.7
121
29.4
246
27.2
363
5.3
337
93.7
291
71.7
296
17.0
228
2.7
526
8.6
459
21.4
501
11.0
185
29.7
229
9.5
450
Oldham West and Royton
0.4
545
20.9
88
37.3
114
19.0
538
9.5
129
91.9
396
66.6
446
19.0
171
5.7
254
8.7
451
22.9
407
10.9
202
29.2
269
9.5
450
Orkney and Shetland
10.7
2
8.7
574
23.0
395
31.0
277
7.2
208
88.1
533
67.5
416
16.9
231
3.3
450
12.3
224
22.8
414
7.9
474
29.1
277
10.7
297
Orpington
0.8
339
7.9
604
19.2
492
35.7
171
4.5
420
95.9
110
80.8
35
1.4
640
12.2
50
5.6
638
26.7
132
9.2
337
31.0
122
7.7
620
Oxford East
0.4
521
11.0
480
32.2
191
21.9
484
10.7
105
92.4
363
56.2
577
18.3
189
5.9
239
19.6
47
21.3
507
10.1
249
21.7
579
20.5
18
Oxford West and Abingdon
0.6
409
12.9
396
22.1
424
32.4
244
8.1
177
93.7
290
69.0
383
4.7
576
7.2
176
19.1
53
23.4
370
6.7
601
26.7
419
18.9
28
Paisley North
0.5
496
15.9
269
44.8
56
14.6
594
15.1
64
92.0
390
58.8
556
24.2
96
8.6
133
8.4
474
23.2
388
13.0
79
23.3
547
9.3
485
Paisley South
0.5
493
15.6
284
41.8
78
17.3
567
13.9
73
92.3
370
59.7
549
27.5
62
4.8
296
8.0
502
24.1
300
12.1
118
24.6
514
10.0
385
75
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RESEARCH PAPER
04/01
Pendle - Salisbury
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Semi routine
%
Rank
Pendle
89,248
5.2697213
401
84.9
561
13.71
42
0.10
612
0.11
505
31.2
160
60.1
413
5.6
259
35.9
156
20.4
521
7.3
582
7.6
231
8.0
225
13.7
144
Penrith and The Border
86,277
0.26256094
647
99.5
9
0.07
655
0.10
626
0.04
653
24.4
442
52.0
638
3.2
541
28.8
365
23.3
403
7.3
583
14.5
4
7.6
313
12.6
289
Perth
79,402
0.57486027
627
98.8
143
0.23
543
0.31
272
0.12
485
25.8
381
60.2
405
4.3
410
29.6
340
26.8
278
8.8
403
7.9
200
7.5
341
12.6
296
Peterborough
95,103
24.070615
203
85.8
555
9.58
61
0.38
217
1.45
129
26.3
352
63.7
142
5.5
265
32.4
251
23.7
385
10.8
139
5.2
486
7.8
266
14.3
83
Plymouth Devonport
97,494
28.5320457
171
98.9
131
0.16
605
0.12
591
0.13
475
32.2
129
61.9
280
5.4
278
35.5
166
17.8
596
8.9
388
4.8
536
9.4
41
15.7
17
Plymouth Sutton
89,998
46.0347826
55
97.3
337
0.32
484
0.57
131
0.30
316
31.7
144
58.5
508
6.1
216
25.1
486
21.6
468
9.0
382
5.5
463
7.4
357
11.9
374
Pontefract and Castleford
81,713
12.21968
295
98.9
128
0.41
446
0.12
582
0.07
602
36.4
45
62.9
209
6.2
200
44.5
27
16.3
621
7.9
521
4.5
574
9.6
28
15.6
21
Pontypridd
88,831
6.85265756
364
98.4
238
0.43
434
0.38
224
0.14
470
33.4
99
63.4
175
4.7
357
32.3
255
24.6
360
9.2
343
5.3
474
7.6
311
11.2
435
354
Poole
83,173
27.835676
177
98.0
286
0.47
411
0.24
354
0.20
390
27.8
292
59.6
446
3.5
494
27.1
424
27.0
271
9.5
295
8.2
164
7.7
297
12.1
Poplar and Canning Town
116,301
68.9395376
22
54.3
645
23.96
18
2.57
3
13.74
21
26.9
326
62.8
221
11.2
22
34.8
187
28.1
238
7.8
529
4.0
624
4.9
601
10.5
498
Portsmouth North
86,999
34.4823623
118
96.9
355
1.04
294
0.59
122
0.27
335
24.0
455
61.9
282
3.9
445
30.8
297
24.9
351
10.3
196
6.7
320
8.9
76
13.8
134
Portsmouth South
99,702
66.3353293
27
92.9
491
3.16
164
1.10
45
0.71
194
26.5
342
61.5
315
5.2
304
25.4
481
25.9
312
8.8
405
5.6
436
6.9
432
10.9
461
Preseli Pembrokeshire
69,789
0.603544
624
99.0
112
0.28
516
0.15
524
0.07
587
31.5
151
49.9
652
6.2
202
30.9
295
19.3
553
6.9
623
12.3
23
7.7
289
12.0
359
Preston
96,940
27.1312622
184
83.3
572
13.19
47
0.45
176
1.00
162
30.2
187
60.0
424
6.3
194
35.1
179
18.5
580
9.5
297
4.6
559
7.7
288
12.8
267
Pudsey
92,192
16.6081787
259
96.2
384
2.27
215
0.31
269
0.26
340
23.4
474
63.6
155
3.1
557
26.4
448
31.0
159
11.3
101
6.9
294
7.2
396
11.4
422
Putney
81,280
63.0077519
31
84.0
566
3.69
146
0.83
81
5.51
56
20.2
596
68.2
8
5.0
319
16.3
647
46.7
8
8.8
401
5.4
471
3.4
650
6.2
650
Rayleigh
89,454
5.42276916
398
98.2
267
0.42
436
0.25
350
0.27
333
20.5
586
60.8
369
2.9
584
26.0
463
31.5
153
13.7
13
8.8
116
6.4
488
9.6
554
Reading East
102,000
36.4155659
103
86.5
552
5.72
105
0.88
70
3.38
88
18.0
641
66.4
29
3.1
564
19.0
623
36.2
66
10.5
166
5.6
443
5.4
561
9.1
581
Reading West
96,274
19.1285516
234
90.7
524
2.69
183
0.35
244
3.38
87
19.9
607
66.2
32
3.1
552
26.6
441
32.4
132
12.4
36
6.6
333
7.3
384
12.2
344
Redcar
90,926
12.553638
292
98.7
177
0.53
384
0.08
645
0.09
548
35.4
61
58.2
524
9.5
41
37.4
115
17.5
606
7.6
553
3.9
634
9.8
18
13.5
179
Redditch
81,817
9.93889699
317
95.0
437
2.46
196
0.20
428
0.82
179
23.4
475
65.0
79
4.8
354
30.7
302
26.6
290
10.0
230
6.6
325
8.9
72
15.3
25
Regent's Park and North Kensington
117,056
115.89703
6
67.3
626
6.55
90
1.45
21
12.89
25
27.0
322
60.9
358
9.0
59
21.5
589
37.4
50
7.0
613
6.2
368
3.8
645
7.9
629
Reigate
87,668
7.88523116
344
94.7
446
1.84
242
0.43
185
0.94
168
20.3
594
62.9
211
2.4
627
19.3
619
39.3
30
11.3
103
8.4
146
5.4
559
8.4
605
Rhondda
72,443
7.25227751
355
99.3
29
0.22
551
0.15
517
0.06
628
46.7
3
64.2
121
7.4
123
47.2
11
14.4
651
7.2
592
4.6
568
7.8
276
12.3
323
Ribble Valley
94,598
1.37172107
560
96.5
374
2.12
223
0.26
330
0.26
338
24.5
432
59.5
457
2.4
641
22.7
559
32.2
133
9.7
255
9.4
83
7.0
417
10.0
536
Richmond (Yorks)
88,897
0.46465085
633
98.6
194
0.13
621
0.10
622
0.08
563
22.5
509
58.6
507
3.3
521
24.6
498
29.6
193
10.5
165
10.7
40
7.1
403
10.5
499
Richmond Park
107,194
28.607953
170
88.2
541
3.61
150
1.07
50
1.18
145
16.9
658
63.0
202
3.7
470
12.3
657
49.9
4
7.8
522
7.2
264
3.0
657
5.2
658
Rochdale
96,740
14.0365641
277
79.8
588
17.77
29
0.15
525
0.37
281
31.6
148
59.7
442
6.9
152
37.8
106
20.4
516
8.2
484
6.7
319
7.3
378
12.3
322
Rochford and Southend East
92,283
9.78299587
320
95.7
412
1.47
263
0.56
133
0.74
190
27.7
295
59.7
440
6.0
225
31.9
264
25.6
322
11.5
85
7.8
208
6.9
435
11.9
376
Romford
76,323
27.7942462
178
94.5
452
1.67
246
0.44
182
1.64
125
23.6
469
62.2
250
3.7
464
30.7
301
27.5
260
14.0
9
8.4
147
6.8
451
10.8
475
Romsey
90,443
2.13777862
511
96.2
385
1.53
256
0.62
113
0.31
310
19.9
608
60.9
362
2.1
657
20.0
607
36.0
70
9.7
253
7.2
266
6.1
518
8.9
585
Ross, Skye and Inverness West
71,966
0.07893666
658
99.2
62
0.22
557
0.14
543
0.11
515
28.4
266
55.4
597
6.8
156
33.0
235
21.6
469
7.6
560
10.2
60
8.6
111
14.0
115
Rossendale and Darwen
92,588
4.41757717
427
97.2
346
1.93
234
0.15
521
0.11
517
29.6
216
63.4
172
4.3
405
31.0
293
25.4
331
8.8
402
7.6
223
8.4
142
12.5
307
Rother Valley
88,655
5.44129381
397
98.8
162
0.50
399
0.10
617
0.18
414
30.8
172
62.3
249
5.0
325
34.5
194
21.8
458
9.2
335
5.9
401
8.8
87
14.3
85
Rotherham
77,175
20.0663027
225
92.6
495
5.84
100
0.13
570
0.19
405
34.3
78
58.1
526
7.6
111
38.9
87
17.8
597
8.3
473
5.2
489
8.0
239
14.5
68
Roxburgh and Berwickshire
58,409
0.22682138
649
99.5
7
0.11
635
0.08
650
0.06
626
25.4
395
55.6
592
4.9
336
37.8
104
19.3
555
6.7
631
11.1
36
7.6
303
15.1
33
Rugby and Kenilworth
104,719
3.75094921
446
94.3
459
2.65
185
0.41
198
0.89
173
22.0
536
63.6
158
3.6
489
23.1
548
31.5
154
9.6
275
6.1
372
7.4
348
11.0
451
Ruislip-Northwood
81,193
17.9352772
243
87.0
545
6.49
92
0.90
68
1.72
122
20.6
584
63.7
143
3.2
540
20.9
595
36.0
69
12.7
27
7.8
205
5.7
547
8.4
604
Runnymede and Weybridge
97,496
10.3884923
313
94.7
443
1.64
249
0.70
100
0.45
253
18.2
637
63.4
174
2.5
626
20.1
603
37.0
57
9.9
234
7.6
228
5.4
564
8.0
625
Rushcliffe
105,599
2.58036849
487
95.9
403
1.98
226
0.25
344
0.45
252
22.1
533
62.1
264
3.1
555
20.6
597
38.6
37
9.2
331
7.1
273
5.5
556
8.5
601
Rutland and Melton
94,065
0.87003774
605
98.1
273
0.70
347
0.18
455
0.19
404
20.5
588
59.4
458
3.0
578
24.8
495
30.2
179
8.5
441
9.0
99
7.7
286
11.2
433
Ryedale
84,866
0.51788297
629
99.1
73
0.22
556
0.13
569
0.11
509
25.1
406
53.9
618
3.1
553
30.5
310
22.7
425
7.7
549
11.9
28
7.9
248
13.6
159
Saffron Walden
98,629
1.06556828
587
98.4
237
0.42
441
0.16
504
0.16
437
19.6
615
58.7
494
2.5
622
23.8
527
34.0
103
9.4
303
10.6
41
6.6
464
10.0
535
Salford
72,721
34.4649289
119
93.9
474
1.66
247
1.01
53
1.16
146
36.6
41
59.9
426
7.5
116
37.3
123
19.1
561
8.8
407
3.9
630
6.3
496
11.7
398
Salisbury
109,012
1.2328606
574
98.7
191
0.23
548
0.16
493
0.14
465
22.3
526
61.9
278
2.5
623
23.5
542
31.8
148
10.6
157
8.8
115
7.2
389
10.7
481
76
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RESEARCH PAPER
Pendle - Salisbury
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Pendle
1.1
274
30.3
3
29.6
241
24.1
437
6.0
283
79.6
624
Penrith and The Border
9.6
6
12.1
429
14.9
592
39.9
101
3.2
599
90.6
Perth
4.1
72
7.9
602
27.6
288
26.8
375
8.2
170
Peterborough
0.8
333
15.8
272
29.1
254
24.0
440
6.7
Plymouth Devonport
0.5
468
17.7
201
31.3
208
19.4
532
5.5
Plymouth Sutton
0.5
445
12.2
425
37.1
118
17.5
566
Pontefract and Castleford
0.6
407
20.6
101
34.4
157
20.1
519
Pontypridd
0.6
414
18.4
170
24.1
359
31.6
Poole
0.7
368
15.1
305
20.9
456
32.2
Poplar and Canning Town
0.1
659
7.1
633
52.5
23
Portsmouth North
0.4
507
14.8
318
27.6
Portsmouth South
0.4
534
11.7
456
Preseli Pembrokeshire
7.9
13
10.8
492
Preston
0.7
373
18.3
Pudsey
0.6
423
16.3
Putney
0.3
629
Rayleigh
1.5
215
Reading East
0.6
405
Reading West
0.6
412
Redcar
0.5
Redditch
0.9
Regent's Park and North Kensington
Reigate
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
75.1
194
9.6
442
3.0
479
12.2
226
23.8
327
9.3
324
28.5
326
10.5
325
464
75.3
186
3.0
605
7.4
172
14.4
138
26.6
136
6.7
598
29.9
208
10.5
329
93.4
305
64.6
477
16.8
234
4.4
320
14.2
143
26.1
158
8.5
420
25.8
464
12.5
134
239
94.2
252
63.8
488
17.6
209
6.7
201
11.8
244
21.5
492
11.0
184
26.0
452
11.5
211
323
86.8
557
60.1
544
24.6
89
5.6
256
9.6
375
24.0
312
12.1
121
27.0
411
11.6
200
8.8
150
79.4
627
55.8
578
12.6
345
7.6
165
24.0
19
22.1
458
9.8
282
18.9
615
19.8
21
4.8
394
94.0
268
62.4
512
29.4
44
2.3
575
6.0
622
24.4
280
10.4
224
28.5
319
9.6
443
266
4.7
403
95.9
111
77.6
105
9.5
449
4.0
361
8.8
441
21.7
478
9.9
275
31.1
112
10.7
304
249
4.6
409
93.4
302
76.8
134
7.4
514
3.5
425
12.3
223
31.4
18
8.2
450
22.4
568
12.1
151
7.9
646
26.6
15
94.8
208
29.3
652
39.0
6
14.4
24
17.4
74
12.8
656
13.8
51
18.7
618
14.5
80
287
25.6
408
5.4
334
79.3
628
72.8
267
12.3
354
4.4
324
10.5
327
23.5
361
10.7
209
29.7
226
10.6
317
38.0
108
17.6
564
9.8
122
80.9
613
58.4
561
14.2
299
5.8
243
21.6
31
23.3
381
10.2
239
18.4
622
20.2
20
21.3
448
31.1
275
4.0
478
86.8
556
69.4
371
14.6
286
3.6
410
12.4
219
27.0
116
10.1
258
26.7
420
11.2
237
175
36.3
126
18.4
550
7.7
191
80.1
621
66.0
459
12.9
334
8.6
135
12.5
213
21.1
519
11.8
128
24.7
513
14.0
85
250
23.5
381
30.6
284
4.1
469
80.7
616
76.8
133
14.1
301
1.6
630
7.5
533
25.3
217
7.7
498
29.3
262
9.7
429
6.3
648
38.6
103
15.9
581
15.5
60
93.1
322
54.4
593
18.5
184
4.0
370
23.1
23
18.2
602
9.3
327
17.3
634
19.7
22
13.4
381
14.0
618
44.5
43
3.3
570
96.6
64
88.6
1
3.6
597
2.0
595
5.7
634
24.9
245
6.6
606
33.9
22
7.6
627
9.0
554
24.0
361
32.1
254
10.4
109
92.1
387
69.7
359
7.3
516
4.5
317
18.4
60
18.3
600
7.5
525
25.4
479
18.1
34
9.9
527
22.4
409
33.7
209
8.2
171
93.8
289
73.1
262
10.2
427
6.1
227
10.6
320
19.8
566
9.5
308
29.5
242
10.7
302
450
18.9
151
35.1
152
20.4
511
5.2
354
94.6
228
67.8
413
22.0
122
3.6
405
6.6
588
25.7
187
11.1
181
28.8
295
8.8
544
303
27.3
16
20.8
458
37.6
142
6.1
280
95.4
164
71.4
304
18.6
180
3.4
438
6.6
590
19.0
585
9.2
335
32.4
45
9.7
435
0.3
618
5.9
657
55.9
17
8.2
643
10.5
108
89.4
507
34.5
649
18.4
187
22.5
3
24.6
13
16.6
624
11.6
150
15.6
639
15.2
70
1.1
271
8.5
585
15.1
588
43.1
63
5.4
327
96.0
104
78.6
75
9.4
454
2.6
541
9.4
388
24.5
275
5.8
655
29.4
253
11.1
249
Rhondda
0.4
536
25.9
28
37.1
120
18.0
555
5.1
356
91.3
431
76.1
154
8.3
492
4.0
363
11.6
258
27.0
120
12.5
99
29.1
274
7.6
628
Ribble Valley
3.1
108
17.8
196
14.4
609
41.3
84
2.9
623
93.3
312
84.1
11
3.9
587
3.3
455
8.6
457
25.4
200
7.1
565
31.7
71
9.3
492
Richmond (Yorks)
6.3
30
9.6
534
15.0
590
38.5
125
2.9
625
95.7
128
70.7
330
5.3
566
7.7
162
16.3
99
25.3
209
7.2
554
30.5
167
14.4
81
Richmond Park
0.3
588
7.6
615
24.4
347
26.1
390
8.7
156
92.6
357
66.8
438
5.2
570
6.9
188
21.1
32
20.1
557
7.3
546
25.0
503
15.5
63
Rochdale
0.5
462
20.8
93
35.3
145
22.3
476
8.9
147
91.2
439
62.5
508
21.6
133
5.6
260
10.3
340
20.8
533
11.5
152
29.2
271
11.0
269
Rochford and Southend East
0.9
298
11.0
479
30.7
214
25.4
414
8.6
157
92.6
355
67.1
433
10.4
417
6.0
231
16.5
91
26.1
162
10.9
201
24.5
519
11.7
191
Romford
0.5
502
9.7
530
22.3
415
32.2
251
5.8
299
94.0
271
79.8
50
10.2
425
2.1
588
7.9
511
25.3
213
9.5
310
31.1
119
7.7
615
Romsey
2.1
161
12.0
440
12.8
643
47.7
16
3.4
559
95.2
183
79.0
66
5.2
571
4.7
304
11.1
283
25.4
203
6.5
619
30.7
145
12.3
143
Ross, Skye and Inverness West
5.7
42
8.3
588
25.1
326
27.4
360
6.9
223
92.1
381
65.2
468
19.9
154
2.7
521
12.2
231
23.7
348
9.5
305
27.5
386
11.3
232
Rossendale and Darwen
0.8
337
25.3
35
26.2
312
29.3
319
4.7
400
89.4
510
74.7
207
11.4
382
3.8
380
10.1
352
21.3
510
10.4
223
29.9
209
10.7
293
Rother Valley
0.9
305
20.3
104
23.9
365
30.9
280
2.9
628
96.0
105
73.7
247
16.2
250
2.2
583
7.9
512
22.7
416
9.0
371
32.3
49
8.6
560
Rotherham
0.6
404
20.1
114
36.3
125
21.0
500
5.7
308
94.6
222
56.8
571
29.7
42
5.1
283
8.4
476
24.0
315
11.0
190
28.6
313
8.9
532
Roxburgh and Berwickshire
9.8
5
21.3
81
23.6
378
27.5
354
6.4
262
92.7
350
57.8
565
13.6
312
12.2
51
16.4
94
29.2
47
7.4
528
25.9
459
10.9
279
Rugby and Kenilworth
1.4
232
18.2
180
19.0
496
37.3
143
3.7
519
95.5
154
77.8
96
9.6
445
3.6
412
9.0
431
24.9
246
7.6
510
28.5
324
11.7
186
Ruislip-Northwood
0.5
476
8.9
562
18.7
504
37.2
145
6.6
241
95.9
114
77.8
97
8.4
489
4.0
367
9.8
365
25.4
202
8.4
434
29.2
273
9.8
423
Runnymede and Weybridge
1.0
290
9.9
525
14.4
610
45.2
32
6.0
281
93.9
275
76.1
153
7.8
503
3.2
466
12.9
196
24.7
262
6.9
579
27.2
401
15.1
72
Rushcliffe
1.6
204
13.3
388
16.8
552
39.8
103
3.1
609
96.2
97
78.9
68
8.6
484
1.2
652
11.2
274
23.6
353
6.7
599
29.5
241
11.3
231
Rutland and Melton
3.8
83
19.6
122
14.8
596
43.0
67
2.9
630
93.9
279
76.3
148
8.9
473
2.3
573
12.6
210
25.2
224
6.5
620
30.6
155
11.8
177
Ryedale
6.9
22
15.7
278
17.9
524
33.3
218
2.7
642
91.0
446
75.2
190
1.9
622
8.8
127
14.1
148
30.4
30
6.5
617
27.1
407
10.5
332
Saffron Walden
3.0
112
15.9
266
12.8
642
49.9
10
3.6
535
95.7
134
74.4
219
11.3
386
2.7
528
11.7
253
23.5
367
6.6
610
31.6
85
10.2
365
Salford
0.3
605
12.3
421
50.3
30
11.3
625
8.1
175
90.7
461
42.9
633
28.7
53
10.9
71
17.5
70
24.3
287
13.3
65
18.1
625
15.9
58
Salisbury
2.8
123
9.5
539
17.6
532
37.6
140
3.7
510
94.0
272
67.2
429
11.8
365
4.0
359
16.9
80
26.4
141
7.3
540
28.2
347
13.4
102
77
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RESEARCH PAPER
04/01
Scarborough and Whitby - Spelthorne
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Semi routine
%
Rank
Scarborough and Whitby
94,972
1.28609926
566
99.0
114
0.18
591
0.16
501
0.08
556
29.7
211
51.8
640
5.7
253
31.8
269
20.2
529
6.6
639
10.5
44
8.6
114
14.3
79
Scunthorpe
78,876
5.20496239
403
96.2
388
2.60
187
0.21
402
0.26
337
28.5
261
62.1
265
6.3
190
35.0
181
17.4
608
7.0
615
4.6
562
11.0
4
14.9
49
Sedgefield
83,725
2.14053791
510
99.3
38
0.19
585
0.08
644
0.07
613
36.9
37
65.0
78
5.8
234
35.9
159
21.1
487
8.2
475
5.5
461
8.8
89
12.8
262
Selby
99,391
1.37470263
559
98.7
185
0.22
562
0.33
258
0.13
477
22.5
511
59.8
436
3.3
529
25.4
477
27.5
258
8.9
389
7.7
215
8.1
206
11.6
402
Sevenoaks
86,425
3.60044159
451
97.8
302
0.49
403
0.29
289
0.25
349
20.1
601
60.0
422
2.8
594
23.6
539
34.4
86
10.3
201
9.0
102
5.9
535
9.2
573
Sheffield Central
90,286
35.1034215
115
77.7
596
10.58
54
1.17
42
5.32
60
30.4
181
52.7
635
11.0
25
29.8
335
20.4
518
5.8
656
4.2
611
4.4
625
9.7
552
Sheffield Attercliffe
91,534
22.1417513
213
92.4
501
4.91
121
0.21
408
0.90
172
30.7
174
61.6
302
5.8
244
37.3
117
20.0
536
10.4
185
5.8
416
8.5
130
14.9
42
Sheffield Brightside
78,505
36.8914474
100
90.9
521
4.25
130
0.15
512
1.71
123
35.4
60
58.3
514
9.6
40
45.7
16
13.0
658
8.1
496
4.7
539
8.1
209
17.2
8
Sheffield Hallam
75,674
11.5798011
301
94.0
473
2.18
219
0.66
104
0.83
178
21.3
560
56.3
576
3.4
516
13.7
653
37.4
51
7.3
587
5.3
479
3.2
654
5.9
654
Sheffield Heeley
81,665
35.8179825
107
95.1
434
1.36
270
0.25
345
1.34
136
32.3
124
58.9
481
6.8
158
36.1
148
21.0
491
9.2
344
5.7
426
7.4
361
14.4
75
Sheffield Hillsborough
95,570
4.99190389
411
97.7
321
0.68
351
0.14
546
0.47
247
28.4
269
62.3
246
4.3
404
30.1
325
26.4
298
10.7
147
6.7
315
7.7
285
13.0
244
Sherwood
97,021
2.7862784
479
98.3
251
0.44
424
0.15
529
0.33
300
30.8
171
60.3
401
5.0
326
34.2
201
23.0
414
8.7
411
7.0
290
8.8
90
12.5
311
Shipley
88,916
9.51991435
325
94.4
456
3.83
138
0.16
497
0.35
291
25.2
402
61.3
326
4.1
431
25.2
484
31.9
147
10.6
154
6.8
309
6.6
470
10.9
455
Shrewsbury and Atcham
95,850
1.59317188
545
98.4
233
0.33
480
0.40
203
0.13
478
25.0
412
59.0
480
3.5
505
26.2
458
28.1
237
9.0
383
8.2
168
7.6
304
13.2
213
Sittingbourne and Sheppey
92,234
4.55251728
422
97.9
293
0.61
364
0.19
441
0.39
275
26.2
360
61.0
353
5.7
255
35.6
164
21.5
472
9.9
239
7.9
193
8.9
75
12.9
252
Skipton and Ripon
98,574
0.48014379
632
98.6
202
0.36
461
0.17
470
0.18
417
21.9
544
55.7
591
2.5
617
23.9
522
28.8
218
9.9
241
12.6
21
6.7
456
10.3
511
Sleaford and North Hykeham
99,255
0.90429942
603
98.9
124
0.20
570
0.13
561
0.16
441
25.2
401
60.8
364
3.6
477
27.7
399
27.1
267
9.4
313
8.2
163
8.0
245
12.0
368
Slough
107,481
42.3486998
70
62.7
632
27.27
13
0.28
311
5.01
65
21.2
563
68.9
4
4.9
340
28.3
380
27.7
248
11.7
74
5.4
470
8.1
199
13.1
231
Solihull
98,198
27.2393897
183
93.5
482
3.81
140
0.47
171
0.60
219
22.2
528
62.8
218
3.3
522
24.3
507
34.3
89
12.0
54
6.4
354
6.0
524
9.7
547
Somerton and Frome
99,333
1.07195813
586
99.0
117
0.13
622
0.20
417
0.12
498
22.9
496
56.0
581
3.1
558
25.9
467
26.8
282
8.0
504
11.5
30
8.1
198
11.8
388
South Antrim
99,810
1.39958493
557
99.2
44
0.22
550
0.23
369
0.05
647
26.8
332
66.1
34
4.1
425
38.0
101
28.3
229
14.1
6
7.8
211
10.2
9
15.1
34
South Cambridgeshire
94,543
1.64711929
539
96.0
397
0.98
301
0.60
119
0.55
228
18.9
628
62.4
239
2.4
638
19.2
622
38.3
40
9.5
291
7.9
197
6.2
516
9.0
582
South Derbyshire
106,131
3.06577503
471
96.7
367
1.55
255
0.26
333
0.45
250
26.3
351
63.1
195
3.6
482
30.5
311
26.0
306
8.5
446
6.8
304
9.4
37
13.3
201
South Dorset
89,887
2.42074222
495
98.5
224
0.15
611
0.20
425
0.30
314
29.2
232
55.9
583
4.1
424
27.1
421
24.1
374
8.6
426
9.0
96
8.4
148
12.6
293
South Down
104,658
0.80629579
614
99.6
5
0.04
659
0.10
609
0.06
625
28.7
255
55.2
601
5.7
250
40.4
67
24.4
364
9.9
236
14.2
7
8.2
190
14.1
105
South East Cambridgeshire
109,314
1.34416231
563
97.3
338
0.61
365
0.51
149
0.38
276
20.1
602
62.6
232
2.6
616
24.1
513
35.0
80
9.2
330
8.7
117
7.3
369
10.9
460
South East Cornwall
98,961
1.22861187
575
99.2
45
0.11
632
0.07
654
0.08
555
28.9
243
53.8
619
4.1
427
27.0
429
23.4
396
7.8
530
11.2
33
8.3
167
12.2
337
South Holland and The Deepings
93,315
1.17123958
580
98.8
152
0.26
531
0.18
445
0.16
440
25.9
375
62.2
256
3.2
535
35.8
162
22.2
444
8.0
501
8.8
112
8.8
86
14.4
74
South Norfolk
104,432
1.16243502
581
98.9
119
0.16
601
0.19
430
0.10
530
23.8
464
57.4
550
3.1
561
28.6
368
27.4
262
8.8
399
9.9
66
7.2
390
12.2
340
South Ribble
94,467
5.8832285
388
98.1
278
0.65
358
0.31
276
0.15
443
26.2
362
62.1
269
3.2
549
27.0
430
27.5
255
11.2
105
7.6
224
8.2
186
12.0
363
South Shields
81,583
43.3490967
64
96.3
381
1.92
235
0.07
651
0.26
344
35.0
67
58.8
491
11.6
14
37.9
103
16.3
623
8.6
423
3.8
635
8.1
223
13.8
127
South Staffordshire
87,796
3.28295255
461
97.9
299
0.90
306
0.11
596
0.33
297
24.4
443
59.6
448
3.5
502
29.9
332
28.9
216
10.1
224
8.3
156
7.7
295
11.7
395
South Suffolk
87,000
1.34875357
562
98.7
170
0.21
568
0.14
533
0.19
408
22.5
513
57.7
543
3.2
546
27.7
397
28.2
232
8.6
434
9.8
74
7.5
338
12.1
358
South Swindon
94,080
7.14947944
357
94.0
472
2.52
190
0.51
150
0.95
164
22.2
531
67.7
15
3.6
478
25.4
479
30.5
172
11.9
58
5.2
482
8.0
246
13.2
216
South Thanet
81,237
5.64694842
393
98.1
280
0.37
459
0.28
299
0.21
378
30.3
184
56.5
568
6.0
228
32.3
253
23.3
405
7.7
544
8.3
153
7.8
264
13.0
245
South West Bedfordshire
94,571
7.47124348
350
96.8
357
0.89
307
0.25
342
0.66
204
20.7
577
64.8
82
3.5
497
26.6
438
29.9
182
11.0
125
7.3
259
8.5
131
12.1
353
South West Devon
90,582
2.2828125
502
99.1
67
0.11
637
0.11
604
0.09
536
24.8
418
60.2
407
2.8
595
21.9
575
29.4
200
11.2
107
7.5
235
8.1
203
11.5
409
South West Hertfordshire
99,412
5.87090297
390
94.0
470
2.88
176
0.43
190
0.89
174
18.5
633
61.2
334
2.9
581
20.1
604
39.4
28
10.2
207
8.2
172
5.2
587
8.5
603
South West Norfolk
115,250
0.82821314
611
98.3
252
0.17
594
0.09
637
0.43
263
26.1
365
61.1
345
3.9
446
35.1
176
21.8
460
7.9
518
8.8
111
9.1
62
13.9
126
South West Surrey
95,395
3.77727183
445
97.3
336
0.67
355
0.44
183
0.32
306
19.6
616
59.3
464
2.3
644
18.5
632
38.7
36
8.7
410
8.5
141
5.2
582
8.6
594
Southampton Itchen
101,502
44.7934687
58
93.2
484
3.01
169
0.57
132
1.04
157
26.5
341
60.1
411
4.6
367
28.8
366
20.6
507
9.4
305
5.9
400
8.1
204
13.4
189
Southampton Test
100,658
44.5192393
60
92.0
507
3.69
147
0.81
84
1.02
159
25.8
382
63.4
173
4.5
386
25.2
485
24.6
359
9.2
342
4.8
525
6.8
447
11.0
449
Southend West
83,092
42.9638056
67
96.4
380
1.29
275
0.37
226
0.56
224
25.7
383
60.2
408
4.7
361
27.9
390
30.1
180
11.9
63
8.2
166
6.3
501
10.3
509
Southport
90,336
20.4287653
221
98.0
288
0.52
387
0.40
206
0.22
372
31.4
153
56.4
571
5.1
307
27.4
410
27.1
268
9.1
354
7.8
203
6.3
500
11.9
379
Spelthorne
90,390
20.1403743
224
94.3
458
2.41
201
0.44
181
0.58
222
19.9
605
66.7
27
2.7
604
24.9
493
34.0
98
14.3
5
7.1
275
7.1
407
9.3
565
78
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RESEARCH PAPER
Scarborough and Whitby - Spelthorne
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Scarborough and Whitby
3.4
101
15.1
304
31.3
207
21.8
486
5.2
352
84.8
571
Scunthorpe
1.1
265
26.2
24
29.3
248
24.1
438
3.0
613
95.8
121
Sedgefield
1.8
182
25.7
31
28.4
264
27.2
366
3.6
525
98.2
Selby
3.7
84
14.7
323
17.0
547
39.5
111
2.9
626
94.6
Sevenoaks
1.8
186
10.3
508
14.6
603
44.1
47
3.9
494
95.8
124
Sheffield Central
0.3
601
12.1
432
49.0
35
13.4
608
12.3
87
89.5
Sheffield Attercliffe
0.4
560
18.9
150
32.1
193
22.5
469
5.3
341
92.5
Sheffield Brightside
0.4
516
19.3
134
43.9
60
13.4
606
7.0
217
86.7
Sheffield Hallam
0.5
473
9.4
545
22.1
421
34.7
186
4.6
413
94.7
Sheffield Heeley
0.4
517
15.8
274
39.3
96
17.8
560
5.5
326
Sheffield Hillsborough
0.8
359
17.2
220
26.6
306
28.2
337
3.2
Sherwood
2.1
162
17.9
195
21.9
431
33.0
224
3.4
Shipley
0.7
393
16.6
239
24.9
336
32.0
255
Shrewsbury and Atcham
3.3
105
12.3
418
20.0
469
33.6
Sittingbourne and Sheppey
1.3
233
18.1
187
22.3
412
Skipton and Ripon
6.1
35
11.8
449
16.6
Sleaford and North Hykeham
4.5
63
13.9
358
14.7
Slough
0.6
415
15.9
271
Solihull
0.4
509
15.2
296
Somerton and Frome
4.9
53
17.3
South Antrim
2.2
157
13.8
South Cambridgeshire
2.2
152
14.6
South Derbyshire
1.7
193
South Dorset
1.9
173
South Down
5.0
South East Cambridgeshire
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
69.8
356
9.8
438
3.8
384
16.6
87
29.4
43
8.8
396
23.5
542
12.0
163
68.9
386
19.5
162
2.1
592
9.6
378
24.7
257
10.4
225
28.2
346
10.7
300
8
66.7
439
25.0
84
1.9
611
6.4
597
24.5
276
10.0
264
29.7
233
9.5
454
227
79.8
52
9.5
453
2.5
548
8.3
487
23.4
371
7.2
557
32.3
50
12.3
142
77.4
111
1.1
646
12.6
43
8.9
437
25.6
192
7.5
524
31.9
62
8.6
569
501
40.8
639
29.4
45
9.2
115
20.6
37
19.4
575
10.1
253
17.0
635
23.3
8
362
66.5
447
25.6
77
2.9
490
5.0
652
26.0
165
9.3
329
28.7
305
8.5
571
558
45.8
629
45.0
2
3.4
435
5.8
630
23.4
372
13.7
58
25.9
462
9.9
407
214
76.1
158
8.8
475
2.3
568
12.8
206
27.3
103
5.6
658
26.9
414
18.8
30
91.7
412
58.3
564
32.4
22
2.7
529
6.7
583
27.4
99
10.2
236
24.0
532
10.2
360
591
93.2
318
73.8
244
17.3
219
2.1
594
6.8
579
24.7
260
7.4
529
29.0
286
9.1
518
557
96.9
52
77.2
120
11.8
368
3.4
433
7.6
530
24.0
314
8.8
399
30.4
175
9.1
516
4.9
374
83.1
594
78.4
80
10.7
405
1.9
610
9.0
428
25.8
177
8.4
429
29.1
276
9.9
410
212
4.1
460
92.7
352
74.0
236
11.7
373
2.5
542
11.8
249
25.4
201
7.9
475
27.9
370
10.4
337
33.7
210
5.5
324
91.8
403
74.6
211
1.3
641
13.5
31
10.6
319
22.6
425
9.1
347
31.0
128
11.6
206
556
38.3
127
3.5
546
89.8
491
75.1
192
6.5
540
2.8
502
15.5
111
27.3
102
6.7
602
28.7
307
13.0
113
600
38.0
131
2.2
658
96.4
83
77.1
121
10.0
433
1.7
628
11.2
277
26.9
126
6.5
618
29.7
216
13.1
111
23.5
379
31.7
263
16.4
49
93.1
323
67.1
432
16.4
242
4.2
346
12.3
225
18.0
604
8.7
403
29.7
221
11.0
271
16.8
548
40.7
94
2.9
624
94.3
245
85.6
6
6.7
533
1.7
621
6.0
621
28.7
60
7.0
570
31.7
78
7.7
615
216
13.4
630
42.6
72
3.2
589
92.0
392
75.3
182
5.0
574
7.2
174
12.4
218
26.3
148
7.1
560
28.8
299
10.8
286
366
19.5
485
34.5
191
4.7
402
96.3
87
77.0
129
14.2
295
1.6
636
7.2
548
17.7
611
11.0
183
37.5
6
0.0
0
331
13.4
631
45.9
27
3.6
533
96.7
61
74.4
215
11.7
370
3.2
464
10.6
318
23.8
330
6.0
653
31.3
106
13.0
115
25.0
40
18.8
501
37.2
146
2.8
632
93.4
307
78.2
87
10.8
403
3.1
474
7.9
514
23.3
380
7.8
481
31.7
79
9.4
467
10.6
500
23.1
391
29.3
318
5.4
332
90.1
485
72.7
274
5.5
560
7.1
182
14.7
130
29.0
55
8.3
441
24.2
527
12.4
138
47
10.7
494
18.2
514
36.7
155
7.8
186
93.3
313
75.6
172
12.5
349
1.6
637
10.4
334
19.0
588
11.2
173
40.9
2
0.0
0
3.5
98
14.6
332
14.0
617
44.2
45
3.5
542
95.6
138
72.9
265
5.9
557
8.5
136
12.7
207
23.4
373
5.8
656
31.1
113
11.6
195
South East Cornwall
4.5
66
11.8
450
18.0
520
33.6
211
3.8
504
82.0
603
74.3
223
8.9
467
2.8
505
14.0
154
27.4
98
7.6
507
26.7
423
10.8
290
South Holland and The Deepings
7.3
18
18.0
189
15.3
581
38.0
132
2.5
652
95.4
161
78.3
82
11.5
377
2.0
598
8.2
491
28.5
66
6.7
600
28.0
366
10.3
345
South Norfolk
5.0
49
15.1
300
13.5
626
41.5
81
2.3
654
94.7
218
77.5
107
9.5
452
2.5
547
10.5
326
27.6
93
6.1
648
28.7
309
9.3
490
South Ribble
2.8
121
17.0
229
17.0
546
37.6
139
2.6
647
91.7
411
83.5
17
1.5
635
9.5
106
5.6
641
23.7
343
8.7
405
32.2
53
8.5
570
South Shields
0.4
548
19.0
143
47.9
42
11.9
618
6.6
246
96.4
77
54.5
592
30.1
39
7.8
158
7.6
531
26.7
130
13.7
56
24.6
515
10.1
377
South Staffordshire
1.7
196
20.6
98
14.6
602
44.5
42
3.3
582
95.0
193
80.1
46
1.5
633
12.4
46
6.1
619
24.1
301
7.4
536
34.1
20
7.5
630
South Suffolk
3.5
95
17.6
203
15.7
567
42.2
76
2.8
636
95.0
198
76.0
160
10.2
428
2.9
496
10.9
301
27.3
105
6.8
590
29.1
281
9.2
507
South Swindon
0.6
396
15.7
279
23.5
380
30.6
286
6.8
230
90.1
483
71.0
324
13.2
326
4.5
318
11.4
267
19.3
579
9.0
366
28.1
360
11.4
220
South Thanet
2.2
150
14.8
313
29.1
251
26.2
388
5.1
361
90.9
452
73.1
260
6.7
532
6.0
235
14.2
145
30.3
32
9.8
284
23.7
538
10.6
313
South West Bedfordshire
0.9
317
18.4
174
18.0
522
39.1
117
4.9
382
96.3
86
77.2
119
12.4
350
3.3
460
7.1
558
21.2
513
9.0
374
31.9
64
9.2
504
South West Devon
1.7
188
13.7
372
13.4
628
37.9
134
2.8
634
89.1
517
83.7
15
2.9
606
3.9
378
9.6
379
24.7
259
7.1
563
31.4
98
10.1
380
South West Hertfordshire
1.0
291
10.7
498
15.4
578
45.6
30
4.6
407
95.3
170
76.5
140
13.0
332
2.3
571
8.2
494
24.8
251
7.5
519
31.5
90
9.9
404
South West Norfolk
6.3
31
18.7
160
16.4
561
36.8
152
28.0
8
94.6
225
72.5
281
4.4
581
9.6
98
13.5
171
28.6
64
6.9
583
28.0
368
12.0
164
South West Surrey
1.8
183
9.3
548
13.8
619
47.3
19
4.8
389
96.9
51
76.2
151
10.6
410
2.7
519
10.5
329
25.7
183
6.4
624
28.6
316
11.6
199
Southampton Itchen
0.4
508
13.5
379
30.2
225
24.2
436
9.8
121
89.4
506
58.7
560
21.1
139
5.6
258
14.6
134
22.7
422
11.3
161
23.0
556
16.3
51
Southampton Test
0.4
552
12.0
433
31.4
205
23.3
455
11.2
99
87.3
545
55.3
585
17.5
214
5.0
291
22.3
25
21.5
495
9.6
299
20.3
600
19.1
24
Southend West
0.6
417
11.1
478
24.9
335
28.4
333
6.2
272
94.1
257
78.9
67
6.3
544
1.4
644
13.3
182
28.7
58
8.6
414
25.4
482
9.4
479
Southport
1.2
255
10.1
514
27.2
294
27.4
358
5.1
360
89.0
519
78.6
78
3.9
590
3.7
403
13.9
158
30.9
26
9.4
321
25.1
497
10.1
383
Spelthorne
0.7
388
9.6
533
15.2
583
41.2
86
6.5
252
95.5
158
79.1
64
1.6
632
10.2
91
9.1
418
24.2
297
7.9
471
28.2
342
9.8
426
79
Rank
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RESEARCH PAPER
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St. Albans - Torridge and West Devon
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Semi routine
%
Rank
St. Albans
87,615
13.0418279
288
91.4
515
3.58
151
0.56
135
1.31
138
19.6
617
64.8
89
2.4
634
18.7
629
43.2
13
9.6
281
6.9
297
4.6
615
8.1
615
St. Helens North
91,635
11.2753784
304
99.0
102
0.26
533
0.21
397
0.06
615
34.3
79
62.7
226
6.2
206
34.2
200
21.8
456
9.1
365
5.0
511
7.8
272
12.7
273
St. Helens South
85,208
15.4586357
270
98.6
195
0.43
433
0.24
353
0.13
480
36.7
38
61.5
309
7.4
122
36.6
135
19.9
541
8.6
425
4.4
579
7.8
265
12.9
251
St. Ives
95,804
1.57388576
548
99.0
93
0.16
602
0.10
621
0.09
538
32.0
135
46.8
657
6.1
212
28.4
375
20.1
535
6.2
651
13.1
13
8.2
194
13.0
238
Stafford
86,864
2.99077262
476
96.9
356
1.03
296
0.23
364
0.62
215
24.8
424
61.8
289
4.3
409
26.2
455
28.9
213
9.9
240
6.5
337
7.7
301
11.5
411
Staffordshire Moorlands
85,163
1.89116628
522
99.2
55
0.14
616
0.10
623
0.07
600
29.4
224
60.9
361
3.6
484
35.7
163
22.2
441
8.1
486
9.0
100
9.0
71
13.1
222
Stalybridge and Hyde
86,299
13.8677487
280
95.5
417
3.09
166
0.19
437
0.22
371
30.7
176
65.0
74
4.8
351
33.6
217
22.8
418
10.3
194
6.6
328
8.7
100
14.0
109
Stevenage
91,919
10.4798769
312
95.0
436
1.64
250
0.40
205
1.04
155
21.3
561
64.2
119
3.7
465
26.3
452
30.3
176
11.5
94
6.8
306
7.6
320
12.1
357
Stirling
70,143
0.32930213
642
98.7
180
0.44
428
0.21
396
0.15
460
27.3
311
58.8
489
4.4
393
26.2
457
29.9
183
8.1
492
7.6
230
6.4
485
10.8
476
Stockport
86,357
38.4663697
93
94.7
444
2.34
211
0.53
142
0.49
245
26.6
335
65.0
77
4.3
408
28.0
386
29.6
194
10.6
159
6.2
367
7.5
343
12.0
366
Stockton North
85,567
8.8068135
332
98.4
240
0.74
333
0.14
549
0.12
486
32.2
128
58.0
531
9.6
37
36.2
143
18.8
570
7.8
534
4.0
627
8.8
88
13.9
120
Stockton South
92,841
8.69786397
335
96.2
386
2.35
208
0.19
435
0.16
430
26.5
339
61.4
323
6.2
196
27.0
428
27.0
272
9.6
276
4.7
544
8.7
104
11.8
391
Stoke-on-Trent Central
78,976
27.4603616
182
93.3
483
4.01
136
0.30
285
0.68
200
36.2
47
60.7
378
7.2
137
40.8
59
15.0
643
6.7
635
4.7
541
7.8
269
13.4
196
Stoke-on-Trent North
75,301
13.786342
283
95.2
428
3.08
167
0.07
655
0.47
246
35.6
59
64.1
124
5.8
239
45.1
19
15.4
637
7.3
584
5.7
420
9.0
67
14.4
73
Stoke-on-Trent South
92,599
26.2468821
188
96.0
394
2.76
179
0.13
563
0.20
395
35.1
65
65.4
50
6.3
193
42.0
48
17.0
615
7.8
535
5.2
487
9.0
70
14.3
90
Stone
86,149
1.28301016
567
99.0
108
0.28
510
0.08
643
0.11
507
26.3
349
60.1
416
2.9
587
28.3
378
29.8
187
8.5
442
9.3
84
7.3
379
10.9
465
Stourbridge
82,747
32.5007855
135
94.7
449
3.48
154
0.23
377
0.38
277
25.8
377
62.2
254
5.0
323
32.9
240
26.4
297
10.1
215
6.7
316
7.8
271
13.3
202
Strangford
98,158
2.02021075
517
99.2
46
0.15
613
0.26
324
0.08
574
27.7
296
61.5
317
4.4
396
37.9
102
28.5
224
14.0
7
9.7
77
9.4
45
15.2
30
Stratford-on-Avon
104,829
1.13212376
582
98.7
178
0.28
513
0.17
465
0.13
482
21.5
554
59.1
474
2.8
599
24.1
516
33.4
110
8.5
439
9.8
73
7.0
421
10.7
483
Strathkelvin and Bearsden
81,163
6.08463903
380
97.0
352
1.95
228
0.42
195
0.08
578
25.5
394
62.6
229
4.2
414
26.2
456
31.5
155
11.4
99
5.5
453
6.2
515
9.9
542
Streatham
110,029
97.6299911
12
64.3
631
5.41
110
0.97
57
22.55
10
21.5
552
65.8
37
7.8
100
18.1
636
41.7
17
9.6
272
5.8
409
4.1
634
8.1
616
Stretford and Urmston
90,790
19.8534879
226
86.8
548
6.11
95
0.46
173
3.79
81
28.7
253
64.1
122
5.0
318
30.2
318
25.4
329
11.9
56
5.3
475
7.5
346
12.0
362
Stroud
100,299
2.41591194
496
98.6
197
0.26
532
0.17
474
0.16
427
22.4
519
58.1
528
3.4
514
23.6
538
29.7
190
8.6
437
8.9
108
7.8
267
12.1
347
Suffolk Coastal
95,847
1.27422228
570
98.4
234
0.26
527
0.26
332
0.21
377
25.2
399
56.4
572
3.6
480
28.4
374
25.7
315
8.7
419
8.9
105
7.1
414
12.5
305
Sunderland North
80,925
37.0875344
99
98.0
282
0.81
318
0.38
221
0.19
407
36.7
39
59.9
430
8.4
76
37.8
105
15.0
645
8.8
398
3.6
643
7.4
352
12.9
248
Sunderland South
82,962
35.6365979
109
97.4
333
1.45
264
0.21
403
0.16
435
37.4
34
58.7
497
9.3
49
38.4
93
17.2
612
9.1
362
4.1
614
6.9
428
12.6
297
Surrey Heath
100,199
9.26738809
329
95.8
410
1.45
265
0.39
210
0.46
249
17.2
655
64.8
86
2.2
655
19.3
618
40.5
22
11.8
68
7.7
218
5.8
541
8.6
598
Sutton and Cheam
86,007
48.1831933
49
88.8
537
3.65
149
0.85
77
1.95
115
20.2
595
65.3
60
3.0
575
21.0
594
37.2
54
13.8
12
8.2
169
5.9
534
8.4
606
Sutton Coldfield
89,794
15.5379823
268
94.2
460
2.72
182
0.31
279
1.21
143
22.9
494
61.4
325
3.7
473
22.7
561
37.1
56
10.8
136
7.0
289
5.2
588
8.8
589
Swansea East
75,574
15.5438091
267
98.3
245
0.72
337
0.14
536
0.08
561
38.8
22
61.5
316
6.8
161
38.5
91
17.7
599
9.4
310
4.3
602
9.0
69
14.5
67
Swansea West
73,362
22.4554637
209
96.1
391
1.62
251
0.57
129
0.24
358
35.7
56
55.7
589
7.0
143
27.3
414
23.1
410
7.4
577
4.6
557
5.8
542
9.5
556
Tamworth
91,996
5.1199911
407
97.8
307
0.79
323
0.16
505
0.49
243
25.2
404
63.7
147
4.6
363
32.3
256
25.3
333
9.4
318
6.4
353
9.7
22
13.8
137
Tatton
80,230
2.36506205
499
97.7
318
0.71
346
0.32
263
0.16
429
23.5
472
58.8
487
3.2
548
21.7
581
36.6
61
8.5
440
8.5
140
5.5
558
8.6
592
Taunton
107,144
1.30431184
565
98.5
217
0.33
478
0.31
277
0.18
416
25.6
389
56.8
561
3.6
487
25.6
472
26.4
295
9.1
356
9.1
89
7.4
356
12.9
249
Teignbridge
108,925
1.81999699
529
99.0
107
0.10
639
0.24
361
0.10
519
27.8
290
54.5
611
3.5
495
27.2
419
25.5
326
8.3
464
10.2
56
7.3
377
12.2
341
Telford
82,072
17.6271478
250
95.1
431
2.21
218
0.36
237
0.60
218
28.1
274
67.3
21
5.6
260
34.6
189
22.0
452
8.2
476
5.0
504
10.2
10
15.7
18
Tewkesbury
89,703
2.43738282
493
98.4
241
0.54
377
0.15
508
0.13
479
21.1
568
62.2
260
2.8
596
23.1
549
32.0
142
11.0
121
7.7
222
7.4
362
11.4
421
The Wrekin
91,534
2.62094834
484
95.1
433
2.79
177
0.29
296
0.50
239
25.5
393
66.3
30
3.7
468
27.7
398
27.6
254
11.7
77
6.0
389
8.0
234
12.2
346
Thurrock
107,162
12.5806527
291
94.7
447
1.97
227
0.43
188
1.42
130
24.4
437
65.8
41
5.2
300
34.9
182
23.4
395
11.7
78
6.2
363
9.5
34
15.2
29
Tiverton and Honiton
103,216
0.92159611
601
99.2
56
0.09
644
0.14
530
0.06
614
24.5
430
53.2
624
3.4
515
27.9
394
24.5
361
8.3
469
12.4
22
7.2
393
12.0
370
Tonbridge and Malling
87,506
2.92134606
477
98.4
239
0.31
487
0.20
412
0.12
492
19.7
612
60.4
393
2.7
606
24.1
514
33.7
106
10.0
229
8.4
144
6.5
480
10.1
525
Tooting
91,223
83.6141155
15
72.4
612
8.77
66
0.93
63
10.53
33
20.7
578
70.4
2
5.3
285
16.8
644
45.2
10
9.6
278
5.6
441
3.8
644
7.0
644
Torbay
96,899
25.791589
192
98.7
182
0.23
544
0.19
434
0.12
487
32.4
123
52.7
634
6.5
178
29.9
333
21.2
483
7.6
551
10.4
46
8.0
247
13.9
125
Torfaen
81,030
6.92564103
363
99.1
85
0.24
541
0.15
515
0.10
533
37.0
36
64.8
84
5.7
247
37.4
114
19.4
552
8.1
490
4.8
537
9.1
63
14.9
45
Torridge and West Devon
104,174
0.49202271
631
99.1
91
0.07
654
0.21
395
0.15
447
27.9
286
48.8
655
4.8
345
29.7
338
21.1
484
6.8
629
14.2
6
7.7
298
12.7
284
80
Rank
.
RESEARCH PAPER
St. Albans - Torridge and West Devon
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
St. Albans
0.7
377
9.9
526
16.1
564
40.1
100
6.3
267
96.4
81
St. Helens North
0.7
370
17.3
213
28.3
271
28.8
327
4.4
430
88.2
St. Helens South
0.6
433
17.7
200
32.8
179
23.4
453
5.2
351
St. Ives
5.8
40
8.2
596
23.9
367
26.8
374
5.8
300
Stafford
1.7
191
15.8
275
20.5
461
35.1
181
3.5
Staffordshire Moorlands
2.6
131
25.9
27
18.8
498
36.4
160
Stalybridge and Hyde
0.5
441
22.4
65
30.7
216
25.6
Stevenage
0.8
347
15.6
281
21.9
429
34.3
Stirling
3.0
110
8.7
578
23.8
372
Stockport
0.5
451
14.3
342
29.8
Stockton North
0.6
437
18.8
152
Stockton South
0.6
431
17.2
Stoke-on-Trent Central
0.6
427
23.3
Stoke-on-Trent North
0.7
382
29.3
Stoke-on-Trent South
0.5
488
Stone
3.5
96
Stourbridge
0.4
522
Strangford
2.9
119
Stratford-on-Avon
3.6
Strathkelvin and Bearsden
Streatham
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
75.4
177
10.6
409
3.0
486
11.1
289
21.6
489
7.3
547
29.2
270
11.1
251
531
69.8
355
20.1
151
3.7
395
6.3
604
23.6
351
11.6
140
31.5
93
7.7
623
84.8
569
68.3
398
17.7
208
6.3
220
7.8
523
23.1
398
12.3
108
29.9
207
8.7
548
77.3
639
70.1
343
1.9
623
10.6
80
17.5
73
29.3
46
8.1
456
24.6
517
11.5
212
550
94.5
233
74.5
214
11.3
390
4.1
352
10.1
353
23.3
379
8.3
436
29.1
275
11.3
225
3.2
598
92.8
345
80.3
44
5.7
559
6.3
218
7.7
526
24.4
285
8.0
465
31.6
83
7.7
620
409
5.4
328
90.9
453
67.8
411
13.5
315
9.5
104
9.2
404
21.6
488
11.7
136
28.4
329
9.6
445
195
6.0
286
98.1
11
64.5
478
25.5
80
3.6
416
6.4
601
21.7
479
9.9
277
29.4
249
10.2
366
33.1
223
7.9
183
96.4
85
68.1
407
18.8
175
2.5
553
10.6
315
23.6
350
8.9
380
27.7
381
12.8
123
234
24.8
429
6.0
287
90.1
482
70.4
339
13.8
307
5.0
288
10.9
302
21.5
497
10.6
213
26.2
447
10.0
386
35.9
133
21.0
498
4.6
405
95.7
129
65.8
463
23.4
104
4.4
325
6.4
600
24.0
308
12.7
91
28.6
317
9.6
439
224
23.7
376
32.8
229
4.2
452
96.0
106
77.0
126
11.3
388
4.3
336
7.4
535
21.4
500
8.8
402
32.7
41
10.6
314
53
39.3
97
16.6
573
5.9
293
88.7
524
59.4
550
19.0
170
8.1
148
13.5
176
24.3
293
10.9
193
23.3
550
13.9
89
5
33.5
170
21.6
490
4.9
377
90.6
465
68.3
399
19.1
168
3.7
398
8.9
436
25.2
220
11.3
164
27.7
380
9.0
525
29.2
9
30.0
229
24.1
439
4.4
435
92.5
360
69.7
361
18.9
172
3.0
488
8.4
469
23.3
375
10.7
207
29.3
268
9.1
513
20.3
107
14.1
615
45.1
33
2.2
655
95.1
189
81.7
32
6.8
531
2.9
493
8.6
458
24.7
261
6.6
607
31.8
69
8.6
564
23.4
52
21.8
436
35.6
173
4.4
438
87.5
541
75.8
167
15.5
268
1.5
640
7.2
552
23.5
360
8.4
431
31.3
104
7.8
610
13.0
393
19.1
494
37.6
138
4.8
392
95.3
171
75.8
166
16.7
235
1.9
604
5.5
642
20.0
563
9.9
273
36.3
10
0.0
0
91
16.0
265
13.8
623
46.7
22
3.2
592
95.2
185
75.8
169
1.1
647
11.6
64
11.6
257
26.0
167
6.6
611
28.6
314
10.3
352
0.7
384
10.1
519
22.0
426
32.6
236
8.5
164
97.5
24
79.6
55
14.5
287
1.9
612
4.0
658
23.9
322
9.5
309
35.6
13
7.3
634
0.3
628
6.9
637
47.2
44
11.9
619
19.8
31
87.7
537
44.2
631
21.1
138
10.9
72
23.7
22
13.2
655
12.3
110
15.6
640
16.4
48
Stretford and Urmston
0.4
525
13.7
370
30.6
217
24.5
433
6.0
288
90.9
449
67.3
426
13.5
314
8.3
141
10.9
300
23.4
374
11.6
139
26.2
445
9.0
530
Stroud
2.5
133
19.5
129
16.3
562
43.3
60
3.2
587
93.6
295
76.2
149
12.0
362
2.3
572
9.5
381
26.0
170
7.5
520
29.3
264
9.4
469
Suffolk Coastal
3.9
78
10.1
518
18.0
519
34.2
198
3.5
540
92.3
372
72.7
273
2.8
609
10.5
83
14.0
152
32.7
13
6.7
603
25.3
488
10.2
370
Sunderland North
0.4
574
18.5
167
44.8
55
13.8
603
6.0
285
95.6
143
60.3
540
21.9
124
10.4
86
7.3
541
26.1
156
13.0
75
27.6
385
11.3
227
Sunderland South
0.4
531
15.7
277
43.9
62
16.4
576
6.4
254
96.8
57
55.6
581
24.6
91
11.8
59
8.0
501
25.0
238
12.3
111
27.3
396
10.3
348
Surrey Heath
1.1
269
10.8
489
10.8
655
53.1
3
4.1
458
97.0
46
80.7
37
2.2
617
7.5
169
9.6
377
20.0
562
6.8
596
32.3
51
11.2
235
Sutton and Cheam
0.5
499
7.6
616
22.3
416
31.0
279
8.3
168
92.9
335
78.7
70
5.4
564
3.6
417
12.3
222
22.5
432
7.0
571
26.4
439
11.3
229
Sutton Coldfield
0.5
448
14.5
335
17.7
527
42.0
77
2.8
631
92.1
380
84.0
12
5.9
556
3.5
426
6.7
584
27.9
84
7.3
548
30.2
187
8.4
579
Swansea East
0.4
563
14.8
319
33.0
177
20.4
512
4.8
388
95.6
147
66.7
440
18.2
193
5.8
242
9.3
395
23.3
385
13.7
54
28.0
369
9.2
501
Swansea West
0.5
458
10.8
491
33.0
175
22.7
465
6.1
274
95.4
165
62.8
503
14.7
283
7.2
178
15.3
114
28.1
76
10.1
251
21.2
588
16.2
56
Tamworth
1.0
283
23.2
55
19.9
474
38.6
124
3.9
486
94.9
207
74.4
221
14.2
298
5.3
277
6.2
608
18.9
589
10.0
263
33.8
26
9.0
528
Tatton
2.7
128
14.4
336
15.0
591
45.0
34
3.3
581
92.6
356
78.2
86
8.8
477
3.7
394
9.2
403
27.5
94
6.9
576
28.3
340
9.2
512
Taunton
3.8
82
10.6
499
18.8
499
33.8
207
4.1
467
91.4
424
71.3
311
12.8
337
3.4
432
12.5
216
28.3
73
8.1
463
25.2
493
12.8
124
Teignbridge
2.6
129
10.9
485
18.4
511
35.2
176
4.5
423
85.9
561
77.4
114
6.4
543
2.5
545
13.7
166
31.2
20
7.5
526
24.9
504
11.3
228
Telford
0.8
322
28.9
12
25.0
329
28.3
336
5.1
362
95.0
195
66.4
449
10.3
422
14.4
23
8.9
435
17.1
620
12.4
102
30.4
176
11.8
184
Tewkesbury
2.0
165
18.4
172
15.1
585
39.2
115
3.7
522
92.9
331
80.4
41
2.9
607
8.0
154
8.7
447
26.3
152
7.3
538
28.1
359
10.1
374
The Wrekin
2.2
156
20.1
113
19.1
493
36.7
154
3.7
518
94.7
216
71.0
320
8.7
483
10.0
93
10.3
343
22.1
461
9.2
339
31.1
121
13.9
90
Thurrock
0.5
457
13.9
360
23.3
384
30.0
302
7.2
205
93.6
297
68.4
394
21.4
134
2.0
603
8.3
485
19.8
567
10.5
215
29.7
231
10.5
324
Tiverton and Honiton
6.6
27
13.8
365
16.0
566
38.7
123
3.8
505
87.1
549
74.0
239
9.6
446
2.9
492
13.5
175
28.9
56
7.3
544
27.3
395
11.9
168
Tonbridge and Malling
2.0
164
12.3
416
15.7
572
43.4
59
3.3
577
94.5
231
74.1
233
1.5
634
15.4
16
9.0
427
25.2
230
7.4
530
32.2
54
9.5
458
Tooting
0.3
616
6.8
639
39.8
88
15.3
588
16.8
45
89.0
518
55.3
586
8.5
487
8.9
125
27.4
5
13.5
653
8.7
410
17.9
629
19.2
23
Torbay
1.0
296
14.0
356
27.9
280
24.8
428
7.9
181
84.7
573
73.2
258
1.4
638
6.0
234
19.4
49
30.9
22
9.1
351
20.9
594
13.2
106
Torfaen
0.8
326
25.1
38
27.6
285
26.2
387
4.4
432
97.2
38
66.6
445
24.0
99
3.8
388
5.6
640
23.6
356
11.2
175
30.1
198
8.1
596
Torridge and West Devon
8.6
10
14.7
324
16.6
558
35.9
170
3.7
514
84.5
577
75.0
199
5.2
568
4.2
344
15.6
108
28.3
72
7.4
535
25.6
468
11.8
174
81
Rank
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RESEARCH PAPER
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Totnes - West Suffolk
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Semi routine
%
Rank
Totnes
92,969
1.44662808
554
99.0
98
0.09
648
0.10
615
0.12
489
29.9
199
47.7
656
4.8
343
27.1
422
22.9
416
6.4
646
12.9
16
6.8
443
12.2
334
Tottenham
109,473
83.3762376
16
55.1
643
5.77
102
1.28
32
28.61
5
26.5
343
58.3
515
11.8
13
30.2
319
25.0
343
8.3
470
4.8
528
4.8
611
10.3
516
Truro and St. Austell
102,675
1.66845415
535
98.8
145
0.22
561
0.15
526
0.24
361
29.5
221
53.1
625
4.6
364
28.6
369
22.0
449
7.5
572
10.2
59
8.7
105
13.4
185
Tunbridge Wells
88,642
4.34839343
428
97.5
330
0.54
374
0.34
248
0.27
334
20.4
589
61.4
322
2.6
610
21.7
583
35.8
72
10.1
222
8.4
148
6.0
526
10.5
500
Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale
65,246
0.29139256
645
99.3
35
0.18
588
0.14
541
0.07
598
23.1
485
59.7
439
3.8
452
29.1
354
27.3
263
10.2
211
8.2
167
7.2
386
13.0
235
Twickenham
103,675
35.5660377
110
90.8
523
3.72
145
0.71
99
0.91
170
17.9
644
64.7
97
3.4
517
14.9
652
47.6
6
9.5
289
7.1
274
3.9
639
6.1
651
Tyne Bridge
77,683
32.0474422
136
93.9
476
3.68
148
0.47
169
0.35
288
38.2
27
58.2
522
11.1
23
43.4
33
15.5
630
8.0
500
3.6
644
7.3
380
13.5
173
Tynemouth
84,479
29.9252568
160
98.0
291
0.82
317
0.23
372
0.20
394
29.6
214
62.3
243
5.8
242
27.0
426
29.3
202
11.0
119
5.1
501
6.6
471
10.3
510
Upminster
71,159
13.9009572
279
95.8
407
1.42
266
0.34
256
1.00
161
25.6
388
62.2
258
4.1
428
32.6
246
26.7
284
13.3
16
7.5
238
6.4
490
10.7
477
Upper Bann
102,947
2.1461152
509
99.2
39
0.22
552
0.24
356
0.05
649
32.2
130
64.1
125
5.5
269
44.8
23
23.4
398
10.5
168
7.9
195
10.4
6
17.8
4
Uxbridge
78,764
28.0798574
173
84.8
563
7.68
74
0.88
69
2.49
103
21.9
543
65.4
52
3.5
496
24.4
501
31.1
157
12.3
39
6.4
349
6.8
445
9.2
574
Vale of Clwyd
70,100
3.52739898
454
98.8
164
0.33
479
0.13
576
0.15
457
36.0
51
57.9
532
6.1
215
33.1
228
20.6
508
8.0
507
7.6
226
7.8
274
13.1
229
Vale of Glamorgan
93,591
3.2656757
462
97.9
298
0.49
402
0.21
409
0.23
366
28.2
273
60.4
396
5.2
297
27.0
427
27.9
241
10.0
233
6.3
356
8.2
188
11.1
439
Vale of York
95,603
0.82002831
613
99.1
68
0.15
614
0.19
433
0.10
535
21.1
571
58.4
510
2.5
619
23.7
533
31.6
152
9.4
309
10.2
55
6.9
425
11.5
410
Vauxhall
110,431
117.230361
5
59.5
637
2.42
199
1.69
14
29.76
3
23.0
489
63.9
135
9.5
42
21.6
585
36.5
63
8.6
436
4.8
535
4.7
613
9.3
569
Wakefield
96,573
6.43562575
373
95.3
424
3.28
159
0.15
520
0.29
320
28.0
283
60.7
379
5.1
308
32.1
262
24.9
349
8.7
416
6.4
342
7.2
385
11.6
403
Wallasey
84,348
36.6411816
102
98.4
235
0.30
496
0.43
189
0.16
439
34.6
73
59.1
475
8.0
85
32.2
258
20.7
504
9.5
294
5.0
506
7.9
256
14.1
102
Walsall North
89,263
34.0698473
122
91.2
519
5.69
106
0.22
382
1.14
148
31.7
142
62.6
231
7.9
92
48.4
6
15.1
640
7.2
593
5.2
485
9.4
39
17.7
6
Walsall South
85,412
27.9855832
176
72.7
611
22.04
20
0.24
362
2.30
112
29.6
218
60.4
392
8.3
77
42.8
40
17.7
601
7.6
558
5.1
496
7.5
329
14.9
44
Walthamstow
90,502
56.0037129
39
59.2
638
14.68
38
0.76
93
16.97
19
25.0
413
64.6
101
8.0
84
28.4
377
29.2
208
10.9
130
5.5
455
6.0
525
10.9
467
Wansbeck
80,599
5.89087853
386
98.8
144
0.50
393
0.21
404
0.08
568
35.2
64
63.6
150
7.0
144
34.7
188
21.3
478
9.2
329
4.5
571
8.1
208
12.8
259
Wansdyke
91,645
3.25999573
463
98.7
168
0.21
569
0.16
491
0.17
422
21.1
566
59.0
478
2.4
637
26.3
450
28.9
217
10.5
167
8.1
178
7.3
370
12.6
299
Wantage
100,247
1.70860035
534
98.1
275
0.38
457
0.26
325
0.22
368
18.3
635
64.8
91
2.2
654
21.6
584
36.5
64
9.8
245
7.4
244
7.1
401
9.7
550
Warley
77,106
42.3194292
72
69.8
618
19.87
23
0.23
368
5.89
49
31.3
155
63.2
192
8.7
67
42.8
39
19.0
565
8.9
395
4.4
581
7.6
309
14.0
110
Warrington North
95,748
10.2437146
316
98.0
287
0.69
350
0.34
245
0.21
380
27.8
291
63.2
189
4.8
353
29.4
347
25.6
319
10.5
169
5.2
480
8.1
222
12.8
269
Warrington South
95,332
10.9363313
309
97.7
312
0.80
319
0.42
196
0.17
419
25.0
414
64.5
110
3.7
462
24.4
505
33.1
114
10.4
180
5.7
418
7.4
350
10.9
464
Warwick and Leamington
106,318
3.86245731
441
92.5
497
4.94
120
0.32
268
0.46
248
22.3
525
62.9
205
3.7
466
23.8
525
34.3
90
9.0
377
6.6
323
6.6
473
11.0
444
Watford
102,019
27.5950771
179
87.5
542
6.40
93
0.56
136
2.30
111
20.6
581
65.7
45
3.2
539
23.7
529
34.8
82
11.8
66
7.3
256
6.6
469
10.9
457
Waveney
99,411
3.98377014
436
98.7
173
0.18
590
0.16
502
0.22
373
29.1
236
55.5
594
6.4
182
36.0
153
18.8
573
7.5
571
7.2
262
8.8
84
15.5
24
Wealden
105,955
1.82945991
527
98.2
271
0.32
481
0.32
265
0.20
402
21.4
558
54.1
616
2.5
625
22.2
569
32.6
120
9.3
327
11.1
34
6.0
529
9.7
551
Weaver Vale
87,588
5.73219895
392
98.7
176
0.20
571
0.22
381
0.11
511
29.4
223
63.4
170
5.7
254
29.0
358
26.8
279
9.2
336
5.2
483
8.7
109
11.9
373
Wellingborough
105,057
5.2752699
400
93.0
489
3.12
165
0.19
431
1.86
118
24.0
452
65.1
73
4.5
389
31.6
279
24.8
353
9.8
249
6.6
329
8.7
106
12.6
287
Wells
98,423
1.65505818
537
98.8
161
0.28
514
0.15
514
0.14
471
26.2
361
55.1
604
3.6
481
27.4
407
25.9
311
7.4
576
10.3
49
7.3
382
12.5
302
Welwyn Hatfield
92,363
8.09278892
342
93.5
481
1.89
237
0.85
76
1.42
131
21.7
549
62.4
238
3.0
569
23.1
550
31.0
161
10.4
186
6.2
362
6.3
499
10.6
488
Wentworth
82,345
9.67058133
322
98.9
121
0.34
472
0.14
545
0.12
503
34.0
84
61.0
352
6.2
199
37.3
121
19.0
564
8.6
428
5.6
440
8.6
113
14.7
61
West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine
81,231
0.24049419
648
99.1
79
0.15
608
0.13
556
0.12
495
18.8
630
60.0
418
3.0
568
23.5
541
31.6
151
9.4
302
8.5
142
8.3
164
12.0
371
West Bromwich East
79,505
29.5887607
163
79.0
590
13.65
43
0.13
555
4.10
76
31.9
136
63.3
181
8.3
78
45.3
18
16.9
617
8.9
386
4.7
547
8.5
125
14.8
52
West Bromwich West
88,867
30.216593
156
83.8
568
10.93
52
0.14
535
2.85
95
31.9
137
64.6
106
8.8
65
47.7
10
14.7
648
8.4
450
4.2
613
9.0
68
17.0
10
West Chelmsford
101,047
4.80375565
417
96.2
387
1.16
285
0.52
147
0.68
201
19.2
624
64.3
113
2.8
600
22.1
572
34.9
81
12.1
48
6.8
307
6.3
502
10.4
504
West Derbyshire
92,669
1.10907785
584
98.9
122
0.20
572
0.15
510
0.12
493
25.0
411
56.8
562
3.3
532
27.1
423
29.6
195
7.5
570
10.2
57
7.5
337
11.0
448
West Dorset
88,929
0.8608976
606
98.7
188
0.16
607
0.31
271
0.12
484
26.3
356
51.5
641
3.0
576
25.2
483
25.6
323
7.4
579
12.0
25
6.8
448
11.1
442
West Ham
95,439
82.1333907
17
39.8
655
27.09
14
0.85
74
23.85
8
27.9
284
60.4
395
11.4
16
32.7
245
21.4
474
9.0
378
4.4
580
5.7
545
11.8
393
West Lancashire
93,315
3.55675408
453
98.5
216
0.36
462
0.23
373
0.15
458
29.7
210
59.0
477
5.3
286
29.9
334
25.0
342
8.7
417
6.9
298
6.9
429
11.8
390
West Renfrewshire
67,320
2.51748252
488
99.0
111
0.46
416
0.18
463
0.06
618
28.5
262
64.6
99
4.9
331
30.1
324
29.3
204
10.5
170
4.7
546
7.1
412
11.4
419
West Suffolk
104,422
1.26932147
571
95.9
401
0.34
470
0.17
483
1.21
142
21.1
570
65.4
55
3.1
560
30.1
320
26.2
304
9.8
244
7.9
201
10.1
13
13.0
243
82
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RESEARCH PAPER
Totnes - West Suffolk
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Totnes
4.5
64
13.1
391
19.6
481
31.9
257
4.7
395
87.0
551
Tottenham
0.3
619
7.4
625
52.0
24
9.4
636
25.8
19
90.2
Truro and St. Austell
3.5
93
9.5
538
19.4
490
32.7
232
4.8
393
Tunbridge Wells
1.7
192
10.0
522
19.4
489
36.6
156
6.8
Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale
4.5
65
12.5
409
23.8
373
30.3
296
7.4
Twickenham
0.4
512
8.5
582
21.8
435
29.0
322
Tyne Bridge
0.3
606
14.0
357
57.1
12
9.1
Tynemouth
0.5
475
12.2
426
32.3
190
Upminster
0.5
463
9.8
529
25.1
Upper Bann
2.1
159
22.4
66
26.0
Uxbridge
0.4
510
10.8
488
Vale of Clwyd
2.0
163
13.4
Vale of Glamorgan
1.1
263
13.3
Vale of York
5.7
43
12.5
Vauxhall
0.2
639
6.4
Wakefield
1.0
287
17.3
215
Wallasey
0.4
535
15.6
283
33.8
Walsall North
0.3
633
30.2
4
35.2
Walsall South
0.3
590
25.1
37
35.2
Walthamstow
0.2
650
8.4
587
43.5
Wansbeck
1.0
279
17.2
222
Wansdyke
1.7
200
16.1
Wantage
2.2
154
12.8
Warley
0.2
644
Warrington North
0.8
Warrington South
Warwick and Leamington
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
74.0
240
3.8
593
8.2
146
14.0
153
32.2
14
8.4
425
23.2
552
11.9
167
479
39.8
640
25.5
82
13.1
39
21.6
30
13.8
652
16.8
12
20.2
602
13.7
94
82.4
598
74.2
230
6.0
553
4.1
347
15.6
109
29.6
40
7.8
484
24.9
508
11.4
220
227
92.9
334
71.5
303
0.6
657
15.1
19
12.8
203
23.9
320
6.8
593
29.0
283
10.2
357
200
93.9
276
66.0
460
16.1
252
6.8
194
11.2
280
25.1
236
7.8
488
28.5
321
11.3
233
8.1
176
92.4
367
73.1
259
3.9
586
6.4
213
16.5
89
20.1
560
7.0
574
26.0
455
13.5
98
638
9.1
141
93.0
326
42.9
632
32.0
24
9.2
116
15.9
102
21.7
481
12.8
89
20.8
596
13.6
97
21.5
494
3.6
527
94.1
260
74.2
229
13.2
325
3.3
449
9.3
397
28.0
79
9.2
343
26.7
417
9.8
421
328
29.8
310
6.1
275
95.0
196
75.3
178
18.1
197
1.1
654
5.4
645
29.0
54
9.1
349
29.4
245
7.1
638
314
28.3
335
6.5
248
95.9
115
69.6
364
17.7
204
4.0
366
8.7
455
19.2
580
12.1
117
36.0
11
0.0
0
22.2
417
33.2
220
11.0
100
95.2
181
70.0
348
13.4
319
4.2
345
12.5
217
21.2
511
9.6
297
27.7
384
13.3
104
383
26.3
311
27.1
367
4.9
379
87.3
546
72.4
282
9.4
456
3.9
376
14.3
142
29.8
38
10.4
228
25.2
494
11.2
235
386
21.4
446
33.2
221
3.4
566
94.9
202
77.4
115
9.5
448
4.2
340
8.8
439
23.5
365
11.2
177
29.7
223
11.0
260
406
13.3
633
41.3
85
2.5
651
94.1
256
76.4
145
2.4
614
8.8
126
12.4
221
25.2
222
6.5
613
31.0
127
11.4
222
645
56.9
13
7.5
649
25.8
18
89.5
504
27.2
656
38.1
8
14.4
22
20.3
40
12.5
658
15.0
33
13.4
652
15.7
60
28.3
268
29.1
321
4.8
387
89.6
497
66.0
458
23.4
105
2.1
584
8.5
465
22.8
411
9.0
369
28.1
357
11.9
169
166
20.0
521
4.1
463
80.7
615
70.4
336
9.6
443
6.8
199
13.2
184
25.4
207
13.7
55
24.9
506
9.8
415
147
21.5
492
5.8
298
82.0
602
57.2
569
29.0
48
5.9
237
7.9
513
22.5
435
12.2
114
30.7
144
8.0
599
148
21.9
483
7.5
199
86.6
559
61.3
532
21.2
137
7.1
180
10.3
342
24.0
311
11.6
149
29.4
250
8.8
542
67
12.3
615
17.5
38
84.0
585
55.3
584
17.2
225
8.7
130
18.8
55
15.8
635
13.9
49
21.5
584
12.2
147
31.7
199
23.0
460
4.3
449
98.2
9
67.9
409
20.8
144
3.3
454
8.0
506
26.3
145
9.2
338
28.4
332
10.0
395
262
13.8
620
43.6
56
2.8
638
95.7
135
82.1
27
3.7
595
6.9
185
7.3
543
25.7
188
7.2
549
32.5
44
8.6
567
400
13.3
635
45.4
31
3.9
492
95.7
133
74.4
222
1.7
631
11.8
60
12.2
227
21.6
486
7.0
573
31.5
92
12.1
152
21.5
77
39.2
98
17.8
559
6.8
226
81.4
609
63.5
491
20.9
141
4.4
323
11.2
276
25.0
239
13.1
68
26.1
450
8.6
564
325
15.6
280
23.4
383
31.9
258
5.0
373
89.7
493
71.5
302
15.6
265
6.8
192
6.1
618
21.2
515
10.4
221
31.6
82
9.3
486
0.8
329
15.5
286
18.4
509
39.5
112
3.6
534
91.3
429
80.5
40
8.7
482
4.0
360
6.8
582
22.0
465
8.0
468
32.3
48
9.1
521
1.3
238
17.3
214
20.0
470
37.7
137
5.7
306
95.0
197
71.2
312
11.1
396
4.6
314
13.1
190
23.4
368
7.6
509
26.0
456
13.8
92
Watford
0.5
469
11.1
472
19.8
477
36.2
164
8.7
154
94.1
255
74.6
209
13.4
318
2.5
552
9.5
382
20.4
548
8.3
437
29.3
266
10.1
380
Waveney
2.3
145
18.1
183
25.9
315
25.9
398
3.8
500
89.9
488
72.3
287
9.5
450
5.3
270
12.8
202
30.2
33
8.5
424
25.9
458
10.7
300
Wealden
2.8
122
10.9
483
12.8
645
48.4
12
3.7
515
95.9
116
82.0
30
6.0
552
3.0
485
9.0
430
27.8
88
6.9
584
30.6
158
9.3
495
Weaver Vale
1.4
223
18.5
166
22.4
411
35.1
180
4.4
437
91.7
407
70.7
328
8.8
479
14.1
26
6.4
599
21.0
522
10.9
200
30.7
146
8.8
546
Wellingborough
0.9
297
21.7
75
21.9
433
34.2
199
4.5
416
94.2
251
73.9
242
12.6
347
5.5
264
8.1
499
22.7
420
9.4
315
28.9
289
11.1
252
Wells
3.4
100
16.0
264
17.4
534
38.3
128
3.9
490
92.0
391
77.4
110
5.5
561
4.9
292
12.1
234
29.1
51
7.7
490
26.6
429
11.2
241
Welwyn Hatfield
0.8
327
14.3
339
21.2
452
36.1
166
6.3
268
97.6
22
62.5
510
24.1
98
4.1
349
9.3
391
26.1
157
8.9
376
28.0
363
13.1
110
Wentworth
0.8
351
20.2
111
29.7
239
26.3
383
3.4
564
96.1
103
64.4
479
24.6
90
2.4
560
8.6
460
24.8
249
9.6
298
30.1
196
8.9
538
West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine
4.7
55
8.8
571
12.8
644
43.7
55
4.8
390
94.2
247
73.9
243
11.4
383
2.6
532
12.2
230
20.6
539
6.3
641
36.7
7
10.8
284
West Bromwich East
0.3
615
25.4
33
36.2
127
20.6
505
6.4
264
79.6
623
62.6
507
26.1
75
3.0
482
8.3
481
26.0
169
11.7
135
28.2
348
7.8
612
West Bromwich West
0.3
593
29.1
10
37.7
109
18.8
541
7.0
218
81.8
606
56.4
574
31.0
32
3.5
421
9.0
421
23.0
401
12.0
122
28.8
302
8.4
583
West Chelmsford
1.2
249
10.9
486
17.5
533
36.8
153
4.6
406
94.1
254
77.1
123
10.8
404
2.9
498
9.3
394
22.2
450
7.3
537
29.7
220
11.4
216
West Derbyshire
3.7
86
19.2
135
16.8
549
39.8
106
2.9
627
92.9
329
77.7
99
9.4
455
1.5
641
11.4
268
26.8
127
6.6
609
29.4
258
9.2
510
West Dorset
6.0
37
12.5
408
17.1
545
34.9
184
3.3
579
90.8
456
72.4
284
0.8
653
13.3
34
13.6
169
34.6
10
6.2
647
23.7
537
11.2
242
West Ham
0.2
647
7.9
601
51.7
27
8.9
641
26.6
14
89.1
514
41.8
635
24.8
87
12.5
45
20.9
35
14.8
643
14.9
34
20.4
599
11.7
190
West Lancashire
2.7
127
18.4
169
23.2
389
33.6
213
3.6
526
95.1
190
72.3
285
17.5
213
2.0
596
8.1
496
22.8
415
11.3
163
30.4
174
9.9
402
West Renfrewshire
1.1
267
17.2
221
25.6
319
32.7
233
9.3
135
95.6
140
75.3
184
15.9
258
3.0
489
5.8
629
20.8
532
9.9
270
34.7
18
8.3
588
West Suffolk
3.4
99
18.9
148
16.0
565
39.8
107
4.2
451
95.7
132
66.2
452
12.7
341
3.3
457
17.7
67
22.5
429
7.2
551
30.5
165
14.4
82
83
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RESEARCH PAPER
04/01
West Tyrone - Ynys Mon
Constituency
Population
Number
Ethnicity
Density
White
per/hectare Rank
Ind/Pa/Bng
Health
Limiting L/T
Chinese
Black
Economic Activity
Full-time
illness
employee
Unemployed
Qualification
No qualification
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
Socio-economic classification
Small
Managerial
Intermediate etc
Lower
employers
supervisory
Semi routine
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
West Tyrone
86,200
0.43271137
634
99.6
2
0.12
623
0.06
658
0.04
656
33.9
88
56.2
578
8.7
68
48.1
9
20.1
533
8.6
435
12.0
24
8.1
216
14.0
112
West Worcestershire
82,964
1.42429913
556
98.7
189
0.17
593
0.33
260
0.14
468
24.6
426
56.0
580
3.0
574
24.7
497
31.0
160
7.8
537
9.9
68
6.5
482
10.6
492
Westbury
104,637
1.72055051
533
98.2
262
0.19
576
0.21
400
0.40
271
22.8
500
60.3
404
3.3
531
24.9
492
28.6
222
9.5
287
8.6
134
7.8
282
12.3
327
Western Isles
26,502
0.08837741
657
99.4
19
0.23
547
0.05
659
0.10
527
28.6
259
55.2
603
7.6
109
37.6
109
20.5
511
7.2
600
9.5
82
8.4
137
12.5
310
Westmorland and Lonsdale
86,329
0.58572611
626
99.2
54
0.07
656
0.18
458
0.09
553
25.1
408
52.5
637
2.7
607
23.8
523
25.6
324
7.2
590
13.0
15
7.5
335
11.9
377
Weston-Super-Mare
97,105
6.47582528
370
98.6
206
0.27
519
0.28
302
0.12
494
29.8
205
57.8
538
3.8
458
26.9
433
26.2
301
9.4
306
8.1
177
7.6
326
13.0
237
Wigan
81,223
15.3948067
271
98.6
193
0.44
426
0.11
603
0.16
436
33.6
93
63.0
200
5.4
280
36.0
154
22.0
450
8.6
431
5.7
429
7.5
332
13.5
170
Wimbledon
92,622
43.8343587
62
82.2
578
6.87
86
1.35
28
2.43
105
17.6
648
67.9
12
3.4
508
13.3
655
50.0
3
9.7
252
6.4
348
3.4
652
5.6
655
Winchester
107,222
1.62219163
542
97.8
301
0.57
370
0.30
283
0.25
352
19.9
606
59.2
468
2.3
647
18.8
627
37.3
53
8.8
400
8.0
187
5.5
557
8.5
600
Windsor
97,670
6.57754731
368
91.5
514
4.18
131
0.49
164
1.12
151
17.0
656
66.4
28
2.8
590
19.2
620
40.8
20
10.9
131
7.5
239
5.8
543
8.3
610
Wirral South
74,238
11.6598084
300
98.5
218
0.27
522
0.36
235
0.15
449
28.0
280
62.4
241
4.4
392
24.1
515
29.5
198
9.9
235
5.0
505
7.5
342
10.6
487
Wirral West
77,536
16.1499688
265
98.5
209
0.33
477
0.27
315
0.12
490
29.9
196
59.1
471
5.2
302
24.4
504
29.8
184
9.5
286
5.7
423
6.3
493
10.0
532
Witney
99,374
1.36048629
561
98.3
246
0.32
483
0.18
454
0.22
369
19.1
625
62.4
237
2.1
658
22.0
574
33.6
108
9.9
237
9.1
94
7.7
292
10.7
479
Woking
97,041
9.80410184
319
91.7
510
4.95
119
0.46
175
0.55
226
18.2
639
65.8
40
2.4
633
19.6
612
39.1
32
12.0
53
7.2
272
5.7
546
9.3
564
Wokingham
94,291
6.7771868
365
94.2
463
2.34
209
0.62
112
0.82
180
15.4
659
66.7
26
2.0
659
15.8
651
43.6
12
12.4
37
6.5
338
5.0
597
8.1
621
Wolverhampton North East
81,010
35.3910004
113
85.4
556
6.50
91
0.20
419
4.50
71
31.0
165
61.4
319
8.3
80
45.1
20
16.2
626
7.8
527
4.5
572
8.5
127
17.1
9
Wolverhampton South East
69,448
33.0390105
132
73.1
610
18.32
27
0.31
273
4.60
70
33.9
87
61.5
314
10.2
32
48.3
7
13.8
655
6.9
621
4.2
605
7.9
253
17.0
11
Wolverhampton South West
86,124
33.7344301
124
74.4
604
16.61
32
0.54
138
4.68
68
28.0
279
58.6
506
7.6
113
30.6
306
25.9
309
8.1
491
5.9
395
6.3
497
11.5
413
Woodspring
91,459
4.08609212
433
98.7
183
0.31
490
0.16
498
0.12
501
22.0
537
59.7
438
2.4
628
20.0
606
34.1
95
10.9
128
7.7
221
6.4
487
10.3
515
Worcester
93,353
28.0507813
175
96.5
373
1.90
236
0.26
329
0.28
327
23.2
484
63.9
133
3.8
454
27.6
401
29.0
211
9.7
262
5.6
445
8.0
240
13.3
205
Workington
81,851
0.84253922
607
99.4
16
0.11
630
0.13
575
0.05
638
29.7
212
57.0
556
6.2
201
34.1
205
19.8
543
6.4
643
8.6
133
9.7
20
14.2
100
Worsley
90,831
15.4843164
269
98.0
284
0.56
372
0.34
247
0.24
359
31.6
146
64.0
132
5.1
315
31.9
265
25.1
339
11.0
122
6.2
365
7.4
351
12.2
332
Worthing West
89,539
29.4827132
164
97.7
316
0.63
361
0.24
355
0.26
345
28.7
256
59.2
467
3.1
562
26.5
442
28.4
226
11.1
112
8.1
180
6.3
505
10.9
462
Wrexham
67,735
6.56728718
369
98.5
211
0.51
392
0.13
565
0.15
456
30.9
170
62.2
253
5.4
274
32.2
260
22.7
426
8.5
445
5.2
484
9.2
58
14.3
86
Wycombe
101,500
6.95395999
361
82.6
574
10.63
53
0.39
214
3.51
85
18.3
636
63.6
153
3.4
509
23.6
537
34.0
100
9.6
277
7.4
247
6.2
507
10.4
506
Wyre Forest
94,378
6.17737924
378
98.1
274
0.78
326
0.14
547
0.15
455
26.0
371
61.0
351
4.4
394
33.6
215
25.1
337
8.4
453
7.4
250
8.3
168
13.7
141
Wythenshawe and Sale East
95,378
26.0880744
189
94.9
441
1.25
279
0.51
155
1.04
158
32.6
119
64.8
83
6.3
188
34.6
192
24.7
357
10.1
217
4.4
585
7.4
358
12.3
324
Yeovil
96,738
2.50415469
490
98.8
153
0.23
549
0.14
531
0.16
432
25.1
409
60.2
410
3.3
534
27.8
396
24.1
375
8.3
467
8.1
176
10.1
14
14.3
91
Ynys Mon
66,829
0.93989002
597
99.3
33
0.11
631
0.15
519
0.07
592
32.8
111
55.9
582
7.9
94
31.9
267
20.4
519
6.6
638
8.6
130
8.2
197
12.6
286
84
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RESEARCH PAPER
West Tyrone - Ynys Mon
Constituency
Industry
Working in
Working in
agriculture
manufacturing
Cars/vans amenities
Occupancy
With central heating
No car
2 or more cars
rating % <-1
& own bath/WC
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
West Tyrone
6.7
24
14.0
355
22.8
398
31.6
265
9.6
124
92.4
365
West Worcestershire
3.6
90
15.3
291
14.8
595
43.9
48
3.2
597
94.4
Westbury
2.5
134
17.2
223
17.3
535
37.6
141
4.0
476
Western Isles
7.3
17
9.0
555
29.8
231
23.6
446
5.6
318
Westmorland and Lonsdale
4.7
59
11.9
446
16.6
559
35.1
182
3.6
Weston-Super-Mare
1.5
217
12.0
435
22.7
401
32.5
241
5.2
Wigan
0.6
422
18.1
185
29.6
242
27.0
368
4.3
Wimbledon
0.3
594
7.2
631
28.0
278
22.5
467
10.2
Winchester
2.9
116
9.5
536
15.7
571
44.9
36
4.1
Windsor
0.9
310
10.8
487
14.5
606
45.0
35
6.4
Wirral South
0.6
410
17.4
209
21.3
450
34.1
200
2.4
Wirral West
0.7
391
13.9
361
22.6
405
32.3
247
Witney
2.6
132
15.3
293
13.0
639
44.6
40
Woking
1.2
257
9.7
531
14.7
599
43.2
Wokingham
0.8
320
10.8
490
9.2
659
52.3
Wolverhampton North East
0.4
523
25.2
36
35.9
134
Wolverhampton South East
0.3
617
29.1
11
39.5
Wolverhampton South West
0.6
400
18.8
154
31.1
Woodspring
1.4
225
12.1
428
13.1
636
Worcester
0.7
376
17.0
230
22.6
402
Workington
4.0
77
21.1
84
25.2
Worsley
0.5
447
16.4
248
27.5
Worthing West
1.3
237
12.1
427
25.1
Wrexham
1.1
276
24.6
44
25.5
Wycombe
1.0
293
16.6
238
16.1
563
Wyre Forest
1.4
226
25.6
32
19.9
475
Wythenshawe and Sale East
0.6
424
11.4
466
38.6
104
Yeovil
3.0
114
23.5
50
18.1
Ynys Mon
4.0
73
13.6
374
20.9
Owns dwelling outright
Tenure
Local Authority
or with mortgage
%
rented
Housing Asso.
rented
Household composition and migration
Lone parent Married, cohabiting
Rented
privately
All pensioners
households
couples with children
Migration
Migrant
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
Rank
%
69.6
365
18.1
198
1.4
647
11.0
295
17.5
615
13.5
62
39.7
4
0.0
0
239
75.6
171
1.0
649
13.0
41
10.4
335
29.7
39
6.6
604
27.2
403
9.6
445
94.5
230
76.1
155
2.4
613
9.5
101
11.9
240
26.2
154
7.6
504
27.8
373
12.8
121
90.2
478
71.9
293
16.4
243
0.9
658
10.8
304
26.0
166
10.1
247
28.1
358
8.2
591
531
90.4
475
75.1
195
7.4
513
3.0
480
14.5
135
30.4
29
6.2
646
24.6
516
11.3
224
347
93.2
316
75.3
181
8.2
493
2.3
576
14.2
144
28.4
71
8.1
460
24.8
509
11.9
172
448
93.8
287
70.0
347
19.3
165
2.0
600
8.7
450
23.9
323
10.1
252
31.1
114
8.7
556
111
91.0
445
71.0
323
5.5
562
3.1
476
20.5
38
19.3
577
6.3
632
23.7
540
15.1
71
466
96.3
92
70.5
333
11.7
371
4.3
335
13.5
173
26.6
137
6.1
649
28.1
354
14.2
83
257
95.5
153
72.3
286
3.9
592
8.6
134
15.2
117
21.6
482
6.8
595
28.4
328
12.7
128
653
91.9
395
82.6
22
7.3
517
3.3
462
6.9
571
29.2
48
9.2
342
29.9
210
7.2
636
2.7
643
91.7
410
82.4
23
9.3
457
1.6
635
6.6
586
30.9
25
10.0
269
28.3
336
7.67
622
3.7
520
95.8
123
73.6
250
4.5
578
8.4
138
13.5
177
23.9
321
6.5
615
31.7
70
11.12 249
62
6.6
247
96.1
100
76.3
147
8.9
465
3.1
478
11.7
251
21.8
476
7.2
555
30.3
179
12.65 129
5
3.4
567
97.1
43
82.1
26
4.3
582
3.3
451
10.2
348
17.3
617
6.2
644
34.7
17
12.5
135
19.7
529
6.4
258
84.2
581
58.8
557
29.6
43
3.6
420
8.0
503
24.0
310
13.3
64
28.2
350
7.87
605
92
18.0
558
7.4
203
85.0
568
55.2
587
31.6
27
3.6
408
9.6
372
24.7
258
12.7
90
27.5
387
8.04
598
211
27.2
364
6.6
242
89.3
512
66.2
453
15.4
274
5.3
275
13.1
189
25.8
180
9.5
306
24.5
518
10.98 267
44.5
41
3.0
614
96.2
96
83.9
14
6.1
551
1.9
608
8.1
498
26.7
131
6.5
621
30.2
185
9.67
31.6
264
5.4
330
91.6
413
73.6
252
11.5
378
3.9
373
11.1
286
21.6
484
8.4
426
27.8
376
12.11 152
325
28.4
332
3.3
575
91.2
433
68.7
389
3.5
600
18.2
10
9.7
371
26.6
134
9.1
358
27.9
372
9.52
453
290
29.9
307
4.0
480
95.2
182
69.3
374
21.9
126
1.7
624
7.1
559
22.8
413
11.0
186
30.1
193
8.44
577
327
27.5
355
6.1
277
92.8
336
78.1
89
3.4
601
6.5
209
12.0
237
38.3
6
6.9
587
19.8
608
11.69 189
322
29.5
313
4.8
385
87.7
536
66.1
457
22.9
112
2.8
503
8.2
493
23.7
339
9.7
288
29.4
255
10.89 277
43.9
49
8.3
169
96.5
73
72.3
288
12.4
351
3.5
424
11.8
245
19.5
571
8.2
448
30.7
150
11.57 203
36.9
150
4.2
457
91.6
414
75.8
165
6.9
528
8.2
144
9.1
416
24.5
272
8.5
423
29.8
212
8.64
19.2
536
6.2
270
91.5
422
52.0
603
28.0
59
10.2
89
9.9
363
24.1
299
14.7
40
21.9
577
10.39 339
516
33.5
215
3.9
498
89.4
508
74.3
228
6.4
542
8.7
132
10.6
316
28.6
63
7.3
542
26.9
415
10.92 274
457
32.6
235
3.3
571
80.6
617
68.0
408
15.5
269
1.5
642
15.0
122
27.2
111
10.6
214
26.7
424
9.43
85
Rank
435
558
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IV
Appendix: Denominators and definitions
A.
Denominators
The data reported in this Research Paper uses different bases (known as ‘denominators’)
depending on the variable under consideration. For example, the population in a given
parliamentary constituency aged over 65 is reported as a proportion of all people in that
constituency, whereas the number living in local authority rented accommodation is
reported as a proportion of all households. The list below details variables and their
corresponding denominators:
Total population in households
• Age
• Ethnicity
• Religion
• Limiting long-term illness
• Provision of unpaid care
• Migration
Total households
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Access to cars and vans
Housing tenure
Household rooms and amenities etc
Household composition
Total working age population
• Limiting long-term illness (working age)
• Economic activity (excluding long-term unemployment)
Total population employed aged between 16 and 74
• Industry of occupation
• Travel to work (excl. average distance travelled)
Total population aged between 16 and 74
• Qualifications
• Socio-economic classification
• Total household spaces
Total household spaces:
• Household spaces by accommodation type
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B.
Definitions
A full glossary of definitions is provided in the various Census reports published by the
Office for National Statistics.53 In most cases we have followed the definitions used by
the Office for National Statistics in their Key Census Statistics. Where necessary, these
have been applied to data across the UK to ensure as much consistency as possible.
The following lists the data topics available on the accompanying CD-ROM and a
selection of which appeared earlier in this Research Paper
Population
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2001 Population – household residents
Density – 2001 population per hectare
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•
Working age – 16 to 64
Age 0-15
Age16-44
Age 45-64
Age 65+
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White – excludes ‘mixed’ categories; in Northern Ireland includes Irish Traveller
Indian/Pakistani/Bangladeshi – Asian or Asian British
Chinese
Other Asian – Asian or Asian British: other than Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi
Black – Caribbean, African, Other Black; excludes ‘mixed’ categories.
Other Ethnic group – ‘mixed’ and those not elsewhere specified
Age
Ethnicity
Religion (voluntary response; question varied slightly in England & Wales, Scotland and
Northern Ireland)
• Christian
• Buddhist
• Hindu
• Jewish
• Muslim
• Sikh
• Other religion – where religion stated
• Religion none or not stated
Health and carers
• Limiting long-term illness (All)
• Limiting long-term illness (working age)
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Employment
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Carers: 1-19 hours per week
Carers: 20 or more hours per week
Full-time employee
Part-time employee
Self-employed
Unemployed
Long-term unemployed (continuously unemployed for more than 1 year)
Industry (16-74)
• All
• working in agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing
• … mining, quarrying and construction
• ... manufacturing
• ... electricity, gas and water
• ... wholesale, retail etc
• ... hotel and catering
• ... transport, storage and communication
• ... financial intermediation
• ... real estate, renting etc.
• ... public administration, defence
• ... education
• ... health and social work
• ... other industries
Qualifications (16-74)
• with no qualifications
• with qualifications: highest qualification level 1 – GCSE or equivalent
• … highest qualification level 2 – A levels or equivalent
• … highest qualification level 3 – first degree or equivalent
• … highest qualification level 4 or above – postgraduate degree or equivalent
Occupation (16-74)
• Managerial and professionals
• Large employers and higher managers
• Higher professional
• Lower managerial and professional
• Intermediate
• Small employers and own account workers
• Lower supervisory and technical
• Semi-routine
• Routine
• Never worked
• Long-term unemployed
• Full-time students
• Not classified
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Means of travel to work (workforce aged 16-74 in employment)
• underground, metro, light rail, tram
• train
• bus, coach
• motorcycle etc
• driving car or van
• passenger in car or van
• car or van
• taxi or minicab
• bicycle
• on foot
• other means
•
Average distance travelled to fixed place of work (km)
Type of dwelling (household spaces)
• Detached
• Semi-detached
• Terraced
• Flat or maisonette
Availability of car or van
• No car/van
• One car/van
• Two or more cars/vans
Housing Tenure (households)
• Owned outright or with mortgage or loan (includes shared ownership)
• Rented from local authority
• Rented from Housing Association/Registered Social Landlord
• Rented privately
Household amenities
• Households with central heating and sole use of bath/shower and WC
• Households’ lower floor level: 5th floor or higher
• Occupancy rating -1 or less: This variable relates the actual number of rooms
to the number ‘required’ by the members of the household (based on a
relationship between them and their ages). A value of zero indicates that the
dwelling is neither overcrowded nor under-occupied. A negative value shows
relative overcrowding. A positive value shows relative under-occupancy.
Household composition
• All pensioners (one family)
• Lone parents with dependant children (one family)
• Married and cohabiting couples with dependant children
•
Migrants – residents with a different address from one year before the
Census
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