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Table 4.17: Number of rooms above or below the bedroom standard by number of bedrooms
Column percentages, 2003/2004 data
Households

One

Two

Three

Four

Five or more

All

3+ above standard

-

-

-

37

69

5

2 above standard

-

-

47

33

23

21

1 above standard

-

65

32

25

6

39

Equal to standard

96

30

19

5

2

32

Below standard

4

5

2

1

0

3

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

4,148

11,118

11,491

3,249

816

30,822

Table 4.18: Number of rooms above or below the bedroom standard by urban/rural classification
Column percentages, 2003/2004 data
Households

Large urban areas

Other urban areas

Accessible small towns

Remote small towns

Accessible rural

Remote rural

Scotland

3+ above standard

4

4

5

8

10

12

5

2 above standard

16

22

24

24

27

30

21

1 above standard

39

39

40

37

36

35

39

Equal to standard

37

32

29

29

23

21

32

Below standard

4

2

3

2

2

1

3

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

11,265

8,622

3,196

1,379

3,744

2,613

30,819

Table 4.19: Local authority by number of rooms above or below the bedroom standard
Row percentages, 2003/2004 data
Households

3+ above standard

2 above standard

1 above standard

Equal to standard

Below standard

Total

Base

Aberdeen City

5

18

38

36

3

100

1,232

Aberdeenshire

10

25

38

25

2

100

1,237

Angus

6

22

35

36

1

100

628

Argyll and Bute

8

24

34

31

3

100

551

Clackmannanshire

4

21

40

32

3

100

579

Dumfries and Galloway

8

25

39

27

2

100

815

Dundee City

4

16

41

36

2

100

866

East Ayrshire

3

22

40

33

2

100

696

East Dunbartonshire

7

28

40

23

2

100

553

East Lothian

8

22

42

25

3

100

549

East Renfrewshire

6

23

45

25

1

100

580

Edinburgh City

7

18

38

34

3

100

2,509

Eilean Siar

14

32

34

18

2

100

549

Falkirk

5

22

40

32

1

100

824

Fife

6

24

38

30

2

100

2,083

Glasgow City

2

11

37

43

6

100

3,294

Highland

12

28

36

23

1

100

1,167

Inverclyde

4

14

36

42

4

100

554

Midlothian

4

24

38

28

4

100

561

Moray

8

24

40

27

1

100

613

North Ayrshire

4

22

42

31

1

100

752

North Lanarkshire

3

21

40

32

5

100

1,758

Orkney

10

29

35

23

2

100

665

Perth and Kinross

10

29

32

27

3

100

674

Renfrewshire

4

19

41

33

3

100

1,000

Scottish Borders

7

23

40

29

2

100

663

Shetland

12

29

35

22

2

100

653

South Ayrshire

4

26

40

28

3

100

624

South Lanarkshire

4

23

40

31

3

100

1,587

Stirling

8

26

37

28

1

100

612

West Dunbartonshire

3

18

38

36

5

100

509

West Lothian

4

27

40

27

2

100

885

Scotland

5

21

39

32

3

100

30,822

Table 4.20: Extent to which households share rooms with other households and which rooms are shared
Row percentages, 2003/2004 data
Households

No rooms shared

Yes, sharing room

Total

Base

All Households

99

1

100

30,822

Households that share rooms

Not Shared

Shared

Total

Base

Kitchen

17

83

100

206

Bathroom

18

82

100

206

WC

43

57

100

206

Other Rooms

54

46

100

206

Table 4.21: Whether property has central heating by household type
Column percentages, 2003/2004 data
Households

Single adult

Small adult

Single parent

Small family

Large family

Large adult

Older smaller

Single pensioner

All

Full (all main living areas/at least half rooms)

85

92

90

95

94

94

92

89

91

Partial (fewer than half the rooms/not all main living areas)

5

4

4

3

3

3

5

5

4

None

9

4

5

2

3

2

3

6

5

Don't know

0

0

-

0

0

-

0

0

0

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

4,975

5,153

1,777

4,248

2,036

2,938

4,655

5,039

30,821

Table 4.22: Whether property has central heating by tenure of household
Column percentages, 2003/2004 data
Households

Owned outright

Buying with help of loan/mortgage

Rent - Local Authority/ Scottish Homes

Rent -Housing Association/ Co-op

Rent - private landlord

Other

All

Full (all main living areas/at least half rooms)

91

94

91

90

79

83

91

Partial (fewer than half the rooms/not all main living areas)

5

3

5

4

7

7

4

None

5

3

4

6

15

10

5

Don't know

0

0

0

0

0

0

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

8,826

11,319

6,039

2,112

1,927

598

30,821

Table 4.23: Local authority by whether property has central heating
Row percentages, 2003/2004 data
Households

Full

Partial

None

Don't know

Total

Base

Aberdeen City

92

4

4

0

100

1,232

Aberdeenshire

93

3

4

-

100

1,237

Angus

89

7

4

-

100

628

Argyll and Bute

84

9

7

-

100

551

Clackmannanshire

93

2

4

-

100

579

Dumfries and Galloway

90

5

5

-

100

815

Dundee City

88

3

9

-

100

866

East Ayrshire

98

1

2

-

100

696

East Dunbartonshire

96

3

1

-

100

553

East Lothian

94

4

2

-

100

549

East Renfrewshire

96

2

2

0

100

580

Edinburgh City

89

3

7

-

100

2,509

Eilean Siar

81

12

7

-

100

549

Falkirk

97

1

1

-

100

824

Fife

94

3

3

-

100

2,083

Glasgow City

82

7

11

0

100

3,293

Highland

89

6

5

-

100

1,167

Inverclyde

92

3

5

-

100

554

Midlothian

97

1

2

-

100

561

Moray

92

4

4

-

100

613

North Ayrshire

94

3

3

-

100

752

North Lanarkshire

97

2

2

-

100

1,758

Orkney

84

9

7

0

100

665

Perth and Kinross

89

6

4

-

100

674

Renfrewshire

92

4

4

-

100

1,000

Scottish Borders

90

5

6

-

100

663

Shetland

80

16

4

-

100

653

South Ayrshire

95

3

2

-

100

624

South Lanarkshire

93

4

3

0

100

1,587

Stirling

96

2

2

-

100

612

West Dunbartonshire

93

4

3

0

100

509

West Lothian

97

1

2

-

100

885

Scotland

91

4

5

0

100

30,821

Table 4.24: Rating of neighbourhood as a place to live by year
Column percentages, 1999-2004 data
Adult population

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

Very good

50

52

51

51

54

51

Fairly good

41

40

41

41

39

41

Fairly poor

5

5

5

5

5

5

Very poor

3

3

3

3

2

2

No opinion

0

0

1

0

0

0

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

13,783

14,557

14,643

14,042

13,968

14,778

Table 4.25: Rating of neighbourhood as a place to live by household type
Column percentages, 2003/2004 data
Adult population

Single adult

Small adult

Single parent

Small family

Large family

Large adult

Older smaller

Single pensioner

All

Very good

41

51

33

53

49

52

62

58

52

Fairly good

47

42

45

40

42

41

33

36

40

Fairly poor

7

5

11

5

6

5

3

4

5

Very poor

4

2

9

2

4

2

1

2

2

No opinion

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

4,920

4,644

1,755

3,807

1,794

2,487

4,340

4,999

28,746

Table 4.26: Rating of neighbourhood as a place to live by net annual household income
Column percentages, 2003/2004 data
Adult population

£0 - £6,000

£6,001 - £10,000

£10,001 - £15,000

£15,001 -£20,000

£20,001 - £25,000

£25,001 - £30,000

£30,001 - £40,000

Over £40,000

All (income known)

Very good

47

48

46

48

53

57

62

72

53

Fairly good

41

41

43

43

41

39

35

26

40

Fairly poor

6

7

6

5

5

3

3

1

5

Very poor

4

4

4

3

2

1

0

0

2

No opinion

1

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

2,468

5,495

5,832

4,031

3,127

2,468

2,732

1,562

27,715

Table 4.27: Rating of neighbourhood as a place to live by tenure of household
Column percentages, 2003/2004 data
Adult population

Owned outright

Buying with help of loan/ mortgage

Rent - Local Authority/ Scottish Homes

Rent - Housing Association/ Co-op

Rent - private landlord

Other

All

Very good

63

55

35

33

49

57

52

Fairly good

33

40

47

49

42

32

40

Fairly poor

3

3

10

11

6

6

5

Very poor

1

1

7

7

2

3

2

No opinion

0

0

1

1

1

2

0

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

8,345

10,298

5,740

2,010

1,790

563

28,746

Table 4.28: Rating of neighbourhood as a place to live by urban/rural classification
Column percentages, 2003/2004 data
Adult population

Large urban areas

Other urban areas

Accessible small towns

Remote small towns

Accessible rural

Remote rural

Scotland

Very good

46

49

54

62

66

73

52

Fairly good

44

43

40

34

30

25

40

Fairly poor

6

5

4

2

3

1

5

Very poor

3

2

2

1

1

1

2

No opinion

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

10,468

8,066

2,965

1,320

3,443

2,481

28,743

Table 4.29: Local authority by rating of neighbourhood as a place to live
Row percentages, 2003/2004 data
Adult population

Very good

Fairly good

Fairly poor

Very poor

No opinion

Total

Base

Aberdeen City

51

41

4

3

0

100

1,065

Aberdeenshire

65

32

2

1

1

100

1,162

Angus

62

32

4

2

1

100

587

Argyll and Bute

62

33

3

1

0

100

524

Clackmannanshire

42

46

7

4

1

100

541

Dumfries and Galloway

67

29

3

1

1

100

784

Dundee City

44

45

6

4

1

100

779

East Ayrshire

46

45

6

2

0

100

651

East Dunbartonshire

63

34

1

1

1

100

502

East Lothian

62

36

2

1

0

100

503

East Renfrewshire

64

31

3

1

0

100

566

Edinburgh City

55

39

4

1

1

100

2,312

Eilean Siar

78

21

1

0

0

100

532

Falkirk

46

46

6

2

0

100

772

Fife

49

42

5

3

1

100

1,978

Glasgow City

36

50

9

5

1

100

3,129

Highland

67

30

2

1

-

100

1,024

Inverclyde

52

36

8

4

0

100

526

Midlothian

48

45

6

1

0

100

531

Moray

67

30

2

1

0

100

584

North Ayrshire

45

46

6

3

-

100

696

North Lanarkshire

44

47

6

3

0

100

1,633

Orkney

75

23

2

0

-

100

638

Perth and Kinross

69

27

3

1

0

100

602

Renfrewshire

49

40

7

3

1

100

938

Scottish Borders

64

32

3

1

-

100

633

Shetland

67

30

2

1

1

100

639

South Ayrshire

64

31

4

1

-

100

591

South Lanarkshire

48

45

5

3

0

100

1,495

Stirling

63

31

5

1

0

100

554

West Dunbartonshire

38

46

10

6

1

100

462

West Lothian

52

40

4

3

0

100

813

Scotland

52

40

5

2

0

100

28,746

Table 4.30: Aspects of neighbourhood particularly liked by rating of neighbourhood as a place to live
Column percentages, 2003/2004 data
Adult population

Very good

Fairly good

Fairly poor

Very poor

No opinion

All

Quiet peaceful

69

48

13

5

31

56

Convenient shop / other amenities

33

35

27

16

29

33

Good neighbours

39

28

16

11

11

33

Friendly people

36

25

11

7

12

29

Nicely landscaped/open spaces

23

13

5

4

6

18

Good outlook / view

21

12

7

4

9

17

Good public transport

15

18

17

9

10

16

Safe area / low crime

21

10

3

1

5

15

Good local shops

11

12

9

6

12

11

Area well maintained

13

6

1

1

6

9

Community spirit / good sense of community

10

6

3

2

1

8

Good local schools

9

7

5

3

6

8

Good local leisure facilities

6

6

4

1

4

6

No / little traffic

6

4

2

1

0

5

Accessible / good location / handy

3

3

2

2

3

3

Good facilities for children

3

2

1

1

1

3

Safe / slow traffic

3

2

1

0

2

3

Close to countryside / rural

3

2

1

0

1

2

Family / friends here

1

2

3

2

0

1

Always lived here / been here long time

1

1

1

0

1

1

Near work

1

1

1

1

-

1

Seclusion / privacy

1

1

0

-

1

1

Like house

0

1

2

1

-

1

Like area / like living here

0

0

0

0

-

0

Affordable housing

0

0

0

-

0

0

Other

3

4

3

2

5

3

Nothing

1

4

26

51

25

5

Base

15,171

11,227

1,456

721

171

28,746

Columns add to more than 100% since multiple responses were allowed.

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