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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 who 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
Chapter 3 Who we are
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
Chapter 4 Where we live
Table 4.1: Tenure of household by local authority
Table 4.2: Tenure of household 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 household by urban/rural classification
Table 4.6: Tenure of household by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 4.7: Tenure of household by sex of Highest Income Householder
Table 4.8: Property type by household type
Table 4.9: Property type by tenure of household
Table 4.10: Property type by urban/rural classification
Table 4.11: Property type by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 4.12: Property type by local authority
Table 4.13: Time in current residence by age of random adult
Table 4.14: Time in current residence by tenure of household
Table 4.15: Time in current residence by local authority
Table 4.16: Number of rooms above or below the bedroom standard by household type
Table 4.17: Number of rooms above or below the bedroom standard by tenure of household
Table 4.18: Number of rooms above or below the bedroom standard by number of bedrooms
Table 4.19: Number of rooms above or below the bedroom standard by local authority
Table 4.20: Extent to which households share rooms with other households and which rooms are shared
Table 4.21: Rating of neighbourhood as a place to live by year
Table 4.22: Rating of neighbourhood as a place to live by urban/rural classification
Table 4.23: Rating of neighbourhood as a place to live by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 4.24: Rating of neighbourhood as a place to live by local authority
Table 4.25: Aspects of neighbourhood particularly liked by rating of neighbourhood as a place to live
Table 4.26: Aspects of neighbourhood particularly liked by urban/rural classification
Table 4.27: Aspects of neighbourhood particularly liked by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 4.28: Aspects of neighbourhood particularly disliked by rating of neighbourhood as a place to live
Table 4.29: Aspects of neighbourhood particularly disliked by urban/rural classification
Table 4.30: Aspects of neighbourhood particularly disliked by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 4.31: Aspects of neighbourhood disliked by local authority
Table 4.32: Perception of prevalence of neighbourhood problems by year (% saying each is very or fairly common)
Table 4.33: Perception of prevalence of neighbourhood problems by tenure of household (% saying each is very or fairly common)
Table 4.34: Perception of prevalence of neighbourhood problems by urban/rural classification (% saying each is very or fairly common)
Table 4.35: Perception of prevalence of neighbourhood problems by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile (% saying each is very or fairly common)
Table 4.36: Perception of prevalence of neighbourhood problems by age of respondent (% saying each is very or fairly common)
Table 4.37: Perception of prevalence of neighbourhood problems by local authority (% saying each is very or fairly common)
Table 4.38: Experience of neighbourhood problems in last 12 months by local authority (% saying they have personal experience of problem)
Table 4.39: Experience of neighbourhood problems by tenure of household (% saying they have personal experience of problem)
Table 4.40: Experience of neighbourhood problems by urban/rural classification (% saying they have personal experience of problem)
Table 4.41: Experience of neighbourhood problems by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation Quintile (% saying they have personal experience of problem)
Table 4.42: Experience of neighbourhood problems by age of respondent (% saying they have personal experience of problem)
Table 4.43: Whether respondent has reported a neighbourhood problem to anyone in last 12 months
Table 4.44: Satisfaction with what local agencies are doing to tackle anti-social behaviour by local authority
Table 4.45: Satisfaction with what local agencies are doing to tackle anti-social behaviour by household type
Table 4.46: Satisfaction with what local agencies are doing to tackle anti-social behaviour by tenure
Table 4.47: Satisfaction with what local agencies are doing to tackle anti-social behaviour by urban/rural classification
Table 4.48: Satisfaction with what local agencies are doing to tackle anti-social behaviour by age
Table 4.49: Whether adults have ever experienced homelessness by age
Table 4.50: Whether adults have ever experienced homelessness by current household type
Table 4.51: Number of times experienced homelessness in the past two years
Table 4.52: Characteristics of adults who have ever experienced homelessness
Table 4.53: Experience of housing difficulties for those reporting never having been homeless
Table 4.54: Tenure prior to homelessness
Table 4.55: First permanent accommodation after homelessness
Table 4.56: Who approached for help during last period of homelessness
Table 4.57: Who received help from during last period of homelessness
Table 4.58: Reasons for lack of support from individuals/ organisations when homeless
Table 4.59: Frequency of travelling by bus in the evening by sex and age
Table 4.60: Perceptions of safety from crime during evening bus travel by sex, age and whether evening bus user
Table 4.61: Perceptions of safety from crime during evening bus travel by net annual household income and whether evening bus user
Table 4.62: Perceptions of safety when walking alone in the local neighbourhood after dark by sex and age
Table 4.63: Perceptions of safety when walking alone in the local neighbourhood after dark by year
Table 4.64: Perceptions of safety when walking alone in the local neighbourhood after dark by local authority
Table 4.65: Frequency of travelling by train in the evening by sex and age
Table 4.66: Perceptions of safety from crime during evening train travel by sex, age and whether evening train user
Table 4.67: Perceptions of safety from crime during evening train travel by net annual household income and whether evening train user
Table 4.68: Perceptions of safety when at home alone at night by sex and age
Table 4.69: Perceptions of safety when at home alone at night by longstanding illness, health problem or disability
Table 4.70: Perceptions of safety when at home alone at night by net annual household income
Table 4.71: Perceptions of safety when at home alone at night by urban/rural classification
Table 4.72: Perceptions of safety when at home alone at night by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 4.73: Perceptions of safety when at home alone at night by year
Table 4.74: Perceptions of safety when at home alone at night by local authority
Table 4.75: Extent to which quality of life is affected by fear of crime by urban/rural classification
Table 4.76: Extent to which quality of life is affected by fear of crime by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 4.77: Worries about crime by sex and banded age
Table 4.78: Extent to which quality of life is affected by fear of crime by sex and age
Table 4.79: Whether respondent has been a victim of any type of physical assault in their neighbourhood by sex and age
Table 4.80: Whether respondent has been a victim of any type of physical assault in their neighbourhood by longstanding illness, health problem or disability
Chapter 5 What we do
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 Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 5.5: Economic activity by local authority
Table 5.6: Number of adults in paid employment by household type
Table 5.7: Number of adults in paid employment by urban/rural classification
Table 5.8: Number of adults in paid employment by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 5.9: Number of adults in paid employment by local authority
Table 5.10: Economic status of adults of working age by sex
Table 5.11: Economic status of adults of working age by longstanding illness, health problem or disability
Table 5.12: Number of paid jobs held by adults of working age by urban/rural classification
Table 5.13: Number of paid jobs held by adults of working age by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 5.14: Socio-Economic Classification ( NS- SEC) by economic status
Table 5.15: Socio-Economic Classification ( NS- SEC) by sex
Table 5.16: Standard Industrial Classification by economic status
Table 5.17: Standard Industrial Classification by sex
Table 5.18: Standard Industrial Classification by local authority
Table 5.19: Standard Industrial Classification by urban/rural classification
Table 5.20: Standard Industrial Classification by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 5.21: Economic status of women by presence of children in the household
Table 5.22: Economic status of women by marital status
Table 5.23: Economic status of women by household type
Table 5.24: Economic status of women by urban/rural classification
Table 5.25: How adults usually travel to work/education by sex
Table 5.26: How adults usually travel to work or education by local authority
Table 5.27: How adults usually travel to work/education by year
Table 5.28: How adults usually travel to work or education by net annual household income
Table 5.29: How adults usually travel to work/education by urban/rural classification
Table 5.30: How adults usually travel to work/education by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 5.31: How school children normally travel to school by net annual household income
Table 5.32: How school children normally travel to school by urban/rural classification
Table 5.33: How school children normally travel to school by year
Table 5.34: Adult participation in education and training by age
Table 5.35: Adult participation in education and training by sex
Table 5.36: Adult participation in education and training by urban/rural classification
Table 5.37: Adult participation in education and training by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 5.38: Adult participation in education and training by local authority
Table 5.39: Adult participation in education and training by highest level of qualification held
Table 5.40: Highest level of qualification held by age and by sex
Table 5.41: Highest level of qualification held by net annual household income
Table 5.42: Highest level of qualification held by local authority
Table 5.43: Highest level of qualification held by urban/rural classification
Table 5.44: Satisfaction with schooling by local authority of school attended
Chapter 6 How we live
Table 6.1: Whether any cars normally available to the household for private use by sex of Highest Income Householder
Table 6.2: Number of cars normally available to the household for private use by household type
Table 6.3: Whether any cars normally available to the household for private use by net annual household income
Table 6.4: Number of cars normally available to the household for private use by urban/rural classification
Table 6.5: Number of cars normally available to the household for private use by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 6.6: Number of cars available to household for private use by local authority
Table 6.7: Number of cars normally available to household for private use by year
Table 6.8: Total expenditure on fuel for cars per month by number of cars normally available for private use
Table 6.9: Total expenditure on fuel for cars per month by urban/rural classification
Table 6.10: Total expenditure on fuel for cars per month by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 6.11: Type of driving licence (if any) held by sex
Table 6.12: Type of driving licence (if any) held by age
Table 6.13: Drivers' means of making various types of journey
Table 6.14: Drivers who make each type of journey - percentages who always use a car by age
Table 6.15: 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 6.16: Drivers who always make each type of journey by car - percentages who would find it "fairly or very difficult" without a car by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 6.17: Access to the internet by sex
Table 6.18: Access to the internet by age
Table 6.19: Access to the internet by whether have a disability or long-term health problem
Table 6.20: Access to the internet by net annual household income
Table 6.21: Access to the internet by household type
Table 6.22: Access to the internet by local authority
Table 6.23: Households with home internet access by household type
Table 6.24: Households with home internet access by quarter
Table 6.25: Households with home internet access by net annual household income
Table 6.26: Households with home internet access by urban/rural classification
Table 6.27: Households with home internet access by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 6.28: Hours per week spent using the internet for personal use by sex
Table 6.29: Hours per week spent using the internet for personal use by age
Table 6.30: When first used the internet by sex
Table 6.31: When first used the internet by age
Table 6.32: Whether have a broadband internet connection by net annual household income
Table 6.33: Whether have a broadband internet connection by urban/rural classification
Table 6.34: Whether have a broadband internet connection by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 6.35: Methods used to access the internet by sex
Table 6.36: Methods used to access the internet by age
Table 6.37: Current uses of the internet by sex
Table 6.38: Current uses of the internet by age
Table 6.39: Current uses of the internet by urban/rural classification
Table 6.40: Possible future uses of internet not currently used by sex
Table 6.41: Possible future uses of internet not currently used by age
Table 6.42: Net annual household income by household type
Table 6.43: Net annual household income by marital status of Highest Income Householder
Table 6.44: Net annual household income by sex of Highest Income Householder
Table 6.45: Whether respondent or partner has any savings or investments by net annual household income
Table 6.46: Whether respondent or partner has any savings or investments by household type
Table 6.47: Whether respondent or partner has any savings or investments by local authority
Table 6.48: Whether respondent or partner has any savings or investments by year
Table 6.49: How the household is managing financially this year by whether respondent or partner has any saving or investments
Table 6.50: Value of savings and investments by net annual household income
Table 6.51: Value of savings and investments by household type
Table 6.52: Value of savings and investments by urban/rural classification
Table 6.53: Whether respondent or partner has a bank or building society account by household type
Table 6.54: Whether respondent or partner has a bank or building society account by local authority
Table 6.55: Whether respondent or partner has a bank or building society account by net annual household income
Table 6.56: Whether respondent or partner has a bank or building society account by year
Table 6.57: Whether respondent or partner has a credit union account by urban/rural classification
Table 6.58: Use of credit by gender and age
Table 6.59: Use of credit by net annual household income
Table 6.60: Use of credit by local authority
Table 6.61: Use of credit by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 6.62: Use of credit by household type
Table 6.63: Use of credit to borrow money in the past 12 months by gender and age
Table 6.64: Use of credit to borrow money in the past 12 months by net annual household income
Table 6.65: Use of credit to borrow money in the past 12 months by local authority
Table 6.66: Use of credit to borrow money in the past 12 months Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 6.67: Use of credit to borrow money in the past 12 months by household type
Table 6.68: How household is managing financially by credit use
Table 6.69: How household is managing financially by use of credit to borrow money in the last 12 months
Table 6.70: Whether households where home is owned have insurance by whether respondent or partner has a bank or building society account
Table 6.71: Whether households where home is rented have home contents insurance by whether respondent or partner has a bank or building society account
Table 6.72: Whether household in rented tenures have contents insurance by year
Table 6.73: Whether household has a credit union account by local authority
Table 6.74: Types of childcare used by urban/rural classification
Table 6.75: Reason for using childcare by childcare arrangements used
Table 6.76: Agreement with statement "I am satisfied with the quality of childcare I use" by arrangements used
Table 6.77: Agreement with statements about childcare
Table 6.78: Payment for informal childcare by net annual household income
Table 6.79: Whether respondent smokes by year
Table 6.80: Whether respondent smokes by sex
Table 6.81: Whether respondent smokes by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 6.82: Whether respondent smokes by urban/rural classification
Table 6.83: Whether respondent smokes by local authority
Table 6.84: Self perception of health by gender and age
Table 6.85: Self perception of health by local authority
Table 6.86: Self perception of health by smoking status
Table 6.87: Self perception of health by urban/rural classification
Table 6.88: Self perception of health by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 6.89: Self perception of health by rating of neighbourhood as a place to live
Table 6.90: Number of people in the household with a long-standing limiting illness, health problem or disability
Table 6.91: Whether anyone in the household has a long-standing limiting illness, health problem or disability by net annual household income
Table 6.92: Whether anyone in the household has a long-standing illness, health problem or disability by household type
Table 6.93: Tenure by whether anyone in the household has a long standing limiting illness, health problem or disability
Table 6.94: Whether household members have a disability or long-term health problem by age
Table 6.95: Whether household members have a disability or long-term health problem by sex
Table 6.96: Whether household members have a disability or long-term health problem by urban/rural classification
Table 6.97: Activities found difficult by adult population with any long standing illness, health problem or disability
Table 6.98: Number of activities found difficult to manage on own by age
Table 6.99: Whether respondent currently has adaptations/equipment by age
Table 6.100: Adaptations and equipment currently held and needed
Table 6.101: Whether respondent needs any additional adaptations or equipment by age
Table 6.102: Whether anyone in household needs regular help or care by household type
Table 6.103: Whether anyone in household needs regular help or care by tenure
Table 6.104: Whether anyone in household needs regular help or care by net annual household income
Table 6.105: Whether anyone in household needs regular help or care by local authority
Table 6.106: Whether anyone in household needs regular help or care by year
Table 6.107: Number of carers and source of care by number of people in household needing care
Table 6.108: Hours spent providing care for any sick, disabled or elderly person not living with respondent by sex of carer
Table 6.109: Caring status by age
Chapter 7 Our communities
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 group
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 have volunteered for in last 12 months by sex
Table 7.8: Types of organisations or groups which adults have volunteered for in last 12 months by urban/rural classification
Table 7.9: Types of activities carried out while volunteering by sex
Table 7.10: Total number of hours spent volunteering in the last 4 weeks by sex
Table 7.11: Total number of hours spent volunteering in the last 4 weeks by age
Table 7.12: Total number of hours spent volunteering in the last 4 weeks by income
Table 7.13: Number of hours spent volunteering in the last four weeks by employment status
Table 7.14: Number of hours spent volunteering in the last four weeks by urban/rural classification
Table 7.15: Reasons given for stopping volunteering by income
Table 7.16: Things which might make ex-volunteers take up volunteering again by income
Table 7.17: Percentage finding services very or fairly convenient by sex
Table 7.18: Percentage finding services very or fairly convenient by net annual household income
Table 7.19: Percentage finding services very or fairly convenient by access to a car
Table 7.20: Percentage finding services very or fairly convenient by urban/rural classification
Table 7.21: Percentage finding services very or fairly convenient by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 7.22: Percentage finding services very or fairly convenient by local authority
Table 7.23: Frequency of using post office by urban/rural classification
Table 7.24: Frequency of using banking services by urban/rural classification
Table 7.25: Frequency of using cash machine/ ATM by urban/rural classification
Table 7.26: Frequency of using doctors' surgery by urban/rural classification
Table 7.27: Frequency of doing a small amount of grocery shopping by urban/rural classification
Table 7.28: Frequency of using a police station by urban/rural classification
Table 7.29: Frequency of using a chemist/pharmacist by urban/rural classification
Table 7.30: Frequency of using a hospital outpatients' department by urban/rural classification
Table 7.31: Frequency of using a petrol station by urban/rural classification
Table 7.32: Frequency of using a public telephone box by urban/rural classification
Table 7.33: Frequency of using public transport by urban/rural classification
Table 7.34: Items recycled in the past month by household type
Table 7.35: Items recycled in the past month by whether have access to a car and tenure
Table 7.36: Items recycled in the past month by urban/rural classification and year
Table 7.37: Items recycled in the past month by local authority
Table 7.38: Reasons for not recycling by urban/rural classification
Table 7.39: Reasons for not recycling by local authority
Table 7.40: Level of agreement with the statement 'My council provides high quality services' by age
Table 7.41: Level of agreement with the statement 'My council provides high quality services' by net annual household income
Table 7.42: Level of agreement with the statement 'My council provides high quality services' by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 7.43: Level of agreement with the statement 'My council provides high quality services' by urban/rural classification
Table 7.44: Level of agreement with the statement 'My council provides high quality services' by local authority
Table 7.45: Level of agreement with the statement 'My local council does the best it can with the money available' by age
Table 7.46: Level of agreement with the statement 'My local council does the best it can with the money available' by net annual household income
Table 7.47: Level of agreement with the statement 'My local council does the best it can with the money available' by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 7.48: Level of agreement with the statement 'My local council does the best it can with the money available' by urban/rural classification
Table 7.49: Level of agreement with the statement 'My local council does the best it can with the money available' by local authority
Table 7.50: Level of agreement with the statement 'My local council is addressing the key issues affecting quality of life in my neighbourhood' by age
Table 7.51: Level of agreement with the statement 'My local council is addressing the key issues affecting quality of life in my neighbourhood' by net annual household income
Table 7.52: Level of agreement with the statement 'My local council is addressing the key issues affecting quality of life in my neighbourhood' by Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation quintile
Table 7.53: Level of agreement with the statement 'My local council is addressing the key issues affecting quality of life in my neighbourhood'
Table 7.54: Level of agreement with the statement 'My local council is addressing the key issues affecting quality of life in my neighbourhood'
Table 7.55: Religious affiliation by age
Table 7.56: Religious affiliation by sex
Table 7.57: Religion brought up in by age among adults with no current religious denomination
Table 7.58: Religion of spouse by religion of highest income householder
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