Scotland's people:Annual Report: Results from the 2003/2004 Scottish Household Survey
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List of figures
Figure 3-1: Household
type
Figure 3-2: Number of
people in the household
Figure 3-3: Total number of
children in household
Figure 4-1: Tenure of
households
Figure 4-2: Percentage of
women and men in each age group who feel walking alone
in their local neighbourhood after dark is unsafe
Figure 6-1: Proportion of
adults to smoke by age and sex
Figure 6-2: Hours of
provision of care for household members by other
household members
Figure 6-3: Hours of
provision of care for household members by those
outwith the household
Figure 7-1: Whether gave up
time to help as an organiser/ volunteer in the past 12
months by age and sex
List of tables
Table 3.1: Sex of Highest
Income Householder by household type
Table 3.2: Household type by
age of Highest Income Householder
Table 3.3: Characteristics
of household members
Table 3.4: Household type by
whether there are children in household
Table 3.5: Ages of children
in households by family type
Table 3.6: The
characteristics of adult population
Table 3.7: Age and sex of
adult population
Table 3.8: Household type by
sex of adult population
Table 3.9: Marital status by
sex of adult population
Table 3.10: Household type
by age of adult population
Table 3.11: Age and marital
status of adult population
Table 3.12: Household type
and marital status of adult population
Table 3.13: Household type
by local authority
Table 3.14: Household type
by urban/rural classification
Table 3.15: Household size
by urban/rural classification
Table 3.16: Household size
by local authority
Table 3.17: Whether
household has children by local authority
Table 3.18: Whether
household has children by urban/rural
classification
Table 3.19: Mean number of
children by urban/rural classification
Table 4.1: Local authority
by tenure
Table 4.2: Tenure of
households by year
Table 4.3: Tenure of
household by household type
Table 4.4: Tenure of
household by net annual household income
Table 4.5: Tenure of
households by urban/rural classification
Table 4.6: Tenure of
households by sex of Highest Income Householder
Table 4.7: Property type by
household type
Table 4.8: Property type by
tenure of household
Table 4.9: Property type by
urban/rural classification
Table 4.10: Local authority
by property type
Table 4.11: Time in current
residence by age of random adult
Table 4.12: Time in current
residence by tenure of household
Table 4.13: Local authority
by time in current residence
Table 4.14: Household type
by number of rooms above or below the bedroom
standard
Table 4.15: Number of rooms
above or below the bedroom standard by number of
children in household
Table 4.16: Number of rooms
above or below the bedroom standard by tenure of
household
Table 4.17: Number of rooms
above or below the bedroom standard by number of
bedrooms
Table 4.18: Number of rooms
above or below the bedroom standard by urban/rural
classification
Table 4.19: Local authority
by number of rooms above or below the bedroom
standard
Table 4.20: Extent to which
households share rooms with other households and which
rooms are shared
Table 4.21: Whether
property has central heating by household type
Table 4.22: Whether
property has central heating by tenure of household
Table 4.23: Local authority
by whether property has central heating
Table 4.24: Rating of
neighbourhood as a place to live by year
Table 4.25: Rating of
neighbourhood as a place to live by household type
Table 4.26: Rating of
neighbourhood as a place to live by net annual
household income
Table 4.27: Rating of
neighbourhood as a place to live by tenure of
household
Table 4.28: Rating of
neighbourhood as a place to live by urban/rural
classification
Table 4.29: Local authority
by rating of neighbourhood as a place to live
Table 4.30: Aspects of
neighbourhood particularly liked by rating of
neighbourhood as a place to live
Table 4.31: Aspects of
neighbourhood particularly liked by urban/rural
classification
Table 4.32: Aspects of
neighbourhood particularly disliked by rating of
neighbourhood as a place to live
Table 4.33: Aspects of
neighbourhood particularly disliked by urban/rural
classification
Table 4.34: Experience of
neighbourhood problems by household type (% saying each
is very or fairly common)
Table 4.35: Experience of
neighbourhood problems by tenure of household (% saying
each is very or fairly common)
Table 4.36: Experience of
neighbourhood problems by urban/rural classification (%
saying each is very or fairly common)
Table 4.37: Local authority
by experience of neighbourhood problems (% saying each
is very or fairly common)
Table 4.38: Experiences of
neighbour disputes by banded age
Table 4.39: Experiences of
neighbour disputes by sex
Table 4.40: Experiences of
neighbour disputes by household type
Table 4.41: Experiences of
neighbour disputes by number of children in the
household
Table 4.42: Experiences of
neighbour disputes by tenure
Table 4.43: Experiences of
neighbour disputes by property type
Table 4.44: Experiences of
neighbour disputes by urban/rural classification
Table 4.45: Experiences of
neighbour disputes by local authority
Table 4.46: Experience of
housing difficulties for those reporting never having
been homeless
Table 4.47: Whether adults
have ever experienced homelessness by age
Table 4.48: Whether adults
have ever experienced homelessness by current household
type
Table 4.49: Number of times
experienced homelessness in the past two years
Table 4.50: Characteristics
of adults who have ever experienced homelessness
Table 4.51: Tenure prior to
homelessness
Table 4.52: First permanent
accommodation after homelessness
Table 4.53: Who approached
for help during last period of homelessness
Table 4.54: Who received
help from during last period of homelessness
Table 4.55: Reasons for
lack of support from individuals/ organisations when
homeless
Table 4.56: Frequency of
travelling by bus in the evening by sex and age
Table 4.57: Perceptions of
safety from crime during evening bus travel by sex, age
and whether evening bus user
Table 4.58: Perceptions of
safety from crime during evening bus travel by net
annual household income and whether evening bus
user
Table 4.59: Perceptions of
safety when walking alone in the local neighbourhood
after dark by sex and age
Table 4.60: Perceptions of
safety when walking alone in the local neighbourhood
after dark by net annual household income
Table 4.61: Frequency of
travelling by train in the evening by sex and age
Table 4.62: Perceptions of
safety from crime during evening train travel by sex,
age and whether evening train user
Table 4.63: Perceptions of
safety from crime during evening train travel by net
annual household income and whether evening train
user
Table 4.64: Perceptions of
safety when at home alone at night by sex and age
Table 4.65: Perceptions of
safety when at home alone at night by longstanding
illness, health problem or disability
Table 4.66: Perceptions of
safety when at home alone at night by net annual
household income
Table 4.67: Perceptions of
safety when at home alone at night by urban/rural
classification
Table 4.68: Extent to which
quality of life is affected by fear of crime by
urban/rural classification
Table 4.69: Worries about
crime by sex and banded age
Table 4.70: Extent to which
quality of life is affected by fear of crime by sex and
age
Table 4.71: Whether
respondent has been a victim of any type of physical
assault in their neighbourhood by sex and age
Table 4.72: Whether
respondent has been a victim of any type of physical
assault in their neighbourhood by longstanding illness,
health problem or disability
Table 5.1: Economic activity
of adults aged 16 years or over
Table 5.2: Economic activity
by age and sex
Table 5.3: Economic activity
by urban/rural classification
Table 5.4: Economic activity
by local authority
Table 5.5: Number of adults
in paid employment by household type
Table 5.6: Number of adults
in paid employment by urban/rural classification
Table 5.7: Number of adults
in paid employment by local authority
Table 5.8: Economic status
of adults of working age by sex
Table 5.9: Economic status
of adults of working age by longstanding illness,
health problem or disability
Table 5.10: Number of paid
jobs held by adults of working age by urban/rural
classification
Table 5.11: Socio-Economic
Classification (
NS-
SEC) by economic status
Table 5.12:Socio-Economic
Classification (
NS-
SEC) by sex
Table 5.13: Standard Industrial
Classification by economic status
Table 5.14: Standard
Industrial Classification by sex
Table 5.15: Standard
Industrial Classification by local authority
Table 5.16: Standard
Industrial Classification by urban/rural
classification
Table 5.17: Hours worked by
Socio-Economic Classification (
NS-
SEC)
Table 5.18: Hours worked by
Standard Industrial Classification
Table 5.19: Economic status
of women by presence of children in the household
Table 5.20: Economic status
of women by marital status
Table 5.21: Economic status
of women by household type
Table 5.22: Whether works
flexi-time by sex
Table 5.23: Whether works
flexi-time by household type
Table 5.24: How adults
usually travel to work/education by sex
Table 5.25: How adults usually
travel to work or education by local authority
Table 5.26: How adults
usually travel to work/education by year
Table 5.27: How adults
usually travel to work or education by net annual
household income
Table 5.28: How adults
usually travel to work/education by urban/rural
classification
Table 5.29: How school
children normally travel to school by net annual
household income
Table 5.30: How school
children normally travel to school by urban/rural
classification
Table 5.31: Adult
participation in education and training by age
Table 5.32: Adult
participation in training and education by sex
Table 5.33: Adult
participation in training and education by urban/rural
classification
Table 5.34: Adult
participation in training and education by local
authority
Table 5.35: Adult
participation in training and education by
qualifications held
Table 5.36: Qualifications
held by age and by sex
Table 5.37: Qualifications
held by net annual household income
Table 5.38: Qualifications
held by local authority
Table 5.39: Qualifications
held by urban/rural classification
Table 6.1: Whether any cars
normally available for private use by sex of Highest
Income Householder
Table 6.2: Cars household
normally has available by household type
Table 6.3: Whether any cars
normally available for private use by net annual
household income
Table 6.4: Cars normally
available for private use by urban/rural
classification
Table 6.5: Cars household
normally has available by local authority
Table 6.6: Number of cars
household normally has available by year
Table 6.7: Total expenditure
on fuel for cars per month by number of cars normally
available for private use
Table 6.8: Total expenditure
on fuel for cars per month by urban/rural
classification
Table 6.9: Type of driving
licence (if any) held by sex
Table 6.10: Type of driving
licence (if any) held by age
Table 6.11: Drivers' means
of making various types of journey
Table 6.12: Drivers who
make each type of journey - percentages who always use
a car by age
Table 6.13: Drivers who
always make each type of journey by car - percentages
who would find it "fairly or very difficult" without a
car by urban/rural classification
Table 6.14: Access to the
internet by sex
Table 6.15: Access to the
internet by age
Table 6.16: Access to the
internet by whether have a disability or long-term
health problem
Table 6.17: Access to the
internet by net annual household income
Table 6.18: Access to the
internet by household type
Table 6.19: Access to the
internet by local authority
Table 6.20: Households with
home internet access by household type
Table 6.21: Households with
home internet access by quarter
Table 6.22: Households with
home internet access by net annual household income
Table 6.23: Households with
home internet access by urban/rural classification
Table 6.24: Hours per week
spent using the internet for personal use by sex
Table 6.25: Hours per week
spent using the internet for personal use by age
Table 6.26: When first used
the internet by sex
Table 6.27: When first used
the internet by age
Table 6.28: Whether have
broadband internet connection by net annual household
income
Table 6.29: Methods used to
access the internet by sex
Table 6.30: Methods used to
access the internet by age
Table 6.31: Current uses of
the internet by sex
Table 6.32: Current uses of
the internet by age
Table 6.33: Possible future
uses of internet not currently used by sex
Table 6.34: Possible future
uses of internet not currently used by age
Table 6.35: Net annual
household income by household type
Table 6.36: Net annual
household income by marital status of Highest Income
Householder
Table 6.37: Net annual
household income by sex of Highest Income
Householder
Table 6.38: Whether
respondent or partner has any savings or investments by
net annual household income
Table 6.39: Whether
respondent or partner has any savings or investments by
household type
Table 6.40: Whether
respondent or partner has any savings or investments by
local authority
Table 6.41: Whether
respondent or partner has any savings or investments by
year
Table 6.42: How the
household is managing financially this year by whether
respondent or partner has any saving or investments
Table 6.43: Amount of
savings and investments by net annual household
income
Table 6.44: Amount of
savings and investments by household type
Table 6.45: Whether
respondent or partner has a bank or building society
account by household type
Table 6.46: Whether
respondent or partner has a bank or building society
account by local authority
Table 6.47: Whether
respondent or partner has a bank or building society
account by net annual household income
Table 6.48: Whether
respondent or partner has a bank or building society
account by year
Table 6.49: Whether
household has insurance by whether respondent or
partner has a bank or building society account
Table 6.50: Whether
household has insurance by tenure
Table 6.51: Whether
household in rented tenures have contents insurance by
year
Table 6.52: Whether household
has a credit union account by local authority
Table 6.53: Childcare
arrangements used, if any, by sex of Highest Income
Householder
Table 6.54: Reasons for
using childcare
Table 6.55: Whether
respondent smokes by sex
Table 6.56: Whether
respondent smokes by urban/rural classification
Table 6.57: Whether
respondent smokes by local authority
Table 6.58: Number of
people in the household with a long-standing limiting
illness, health problem or disability
Table 6.59: Whether anyone
in the household has a long-standing limiting illness,
health problem or disability by net annual household
income
Table 6.60: Whether anyone
in the household has a long-standing illness, health
problem or disability by household type
Table 6.61: Whether anyone
in the household has a long standing limiting illness,
health problem or disability by tenure
Table 6.62: Whether
household members have a disability or long-term health
problem by age
Table 6.63: Whether
household members have a disability or long-term health
problem by sex
Table 6.64: Activities
found difficult by adult population with any long
standing illness, health problem or disability
Table 6.65: Number of
activities found difficult to manage on own by age
Table 6.66: Whether
respondent currently has adaptations/equipment by
age
Table 6.67: Adaptations and
equipment currently held and needed
Table 6.68: Whether
respondent needs any additional adaptations or
equipment by age
Table 6.69: Whether anyone
in household needs regular help or care by household
type
Table 6.70: Whether anyone
in household needs regular help or care by tenure
Table 6.71: Whether anyone
in household needs regular help or care by net annual
household income
Table 6.72: Whether anyone
in household needs regular help or care by local
authority
Table 6.73: Whether anyone
in household needs regular help or care by year
Table 6.74: Number of
carers and source of care by number of people in
household needing care
Table 6.75: Hours spent
providing care for any sick, disabled or elderly person
not living with respondent by sex of carer
Table 7.1: Whether gave up
time to help as an organiser/volunteer in the past 12
months by sex
Table 7.2 : Whether gave up
time to help as an organiser/volunteer in the past 12
months by economic activity
Table 7.3: Whether gave up
time to help as an organiser/volunteer in the past 12
months by net annual household income
Table 7.4: Whether gave up
time to help as an organiser/volunteer in the past 12
months by urban/rural classification
Table 7.5: Whether gave up
time to help as an organiser/volunteer in the past 12
months by local authority
Table 7.6: Whether gave up
time to help as an organiser/volunteer in the past 12
months by year
Table 7.7: Types of
organisations or groups which adults volunteer for by
sex
Table 7.8: Type of voluntary
work undertaken by sex
Table 7.9: Number of hours
spent volunteering in the previous 4 weeks by sex
Table 7.10: Number of hours
spent volunteering in the previous 4 weeks by age
Table 7.11: Percentage
finding services convenient by sex
Table 7.12: Percentage
finding services very or fairly convenient by net
annual household income
Table 7.13: Percentage
finding services very or fairly convenient by access to
a car
Table 7.14: Percentage
finding services very or fairly convenient by
urban/rural classification
Table 7.15: Percentage
finding services very or fairly convenient by local
authority
Table 7.16: Items recycled
in the past month by household type
Table 7.17 Items recycled
in the past month by whether have access to a car and
tenure
Table 7.18: Items recycled
in the past month by urban/rural classification
Table 7.19: Items recycled
in the past month by Local Authority
Table 7.20: Reasons for not
recycling by urban/rural classification
Table 7.21: Reasons for not
recycling by local authority
Table 7.22: Religious
affiliation by age
Table 7.23: Religious
affiliation by sex
Table 7.24: Religion
brought up in by age among adults with no current
religious denomination
Table 7.25: Religion of
spouse by religion of highest income householder
Table A1.1: The Urban/rural
indicator
Table A2.1: Main household
variables.
Table A2.2: Main adult
variables.
Table A3.1: Estimated
sampling error associated with different proportions
for different sample sizes
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