2012-01-01 2011-01-31 The Person Circumstance List is a listing of the various conditions connected with or affecting a person. It is often measurable and forms part of statistical data collected about individuals or groups. It replaces the Local Government Audience List (LGAL).<br />Use – To help quantify what a council does and identify various demographic groups in order to tailor services to their needs.<br />This is not normally used as a “front facing” list in other words it quantifies what a council does in “Officer speak” and is therefore not particularly user friendly for citizens to interpret. http://doc.esd.org.uk/PersonCircumstanceList.xml http://doc.esd.org.uk/PersonCircumstanceList/1.02.xml 1.02 Transport Person J44 - Twilight Infirmity J - Shades of Grey Mosaic Scotland groups Education ACORN groups Person L54 - Retired people of modest means commonly living in seaside bungalows L - Active elderly people living in pleasant retirement locations Mosaic Public Sector types 1 - Contextually Challenged Education ACORN groups 2 - Deprived Foundations Education ACORN groups 3 - Disconnected Neighbourhoods Education ACORN groups M56 - Older people living on social housing estates with limited budgets M - Elderly people reliant on state support Mosaic Public Sector types M57 - Old people in flats subsisting on welfare payments M - Elderly people reliant on state support Mosaic Public Sector types 4 - Metropolitan Aspirers Education ACORN groups 5 - Educationally Hesitant Education ACORN groups 6 - Aspirational Families Education ACORN groups 7 - Affluent Establishment Education ACORN groups Unclassified Education ACORN groups Adult CO2 emissions Person Very high Adult CO2 emissions High Adult CO2 emissions Medium Adult CO2 emissions Low Adult CO2 emissions Very low Adult CO2 emissions A - Residents of isolated rural communities Mosaic Public Sector groups B - Residents of small and mid-sized towns with strong local roots Mosaic Public Sector groups C - Wealthy people living in the most sought after neighbourhoods Mosaic Public Sector groups D - Successful professionals living in suburban or semi-rural homes Mosaic Public Sector groups E - Middle income families living in moderate suburban semis Mosaic Public Sector groups F - Couples with young children in comfortable modern housing Mosaic Public Sector groups G - Young, well-educated city dwellers Mosaic Public Sector groups H - Couples and young singles in small modern starter homes Mosaic Public Sector groups I - Lower income workers in urban terraces in often diverse areas Mosaic Public Sector groups J - Owner occupiers in older-style housing in ex-industrial areas Mosaic Public Sector groups K - Residents with sufficient incomes in right-to-buy social houses Mosaic Public Sector groups L - Active elderly people living in pleasant retirement locations Mosaic Public Sector groups M - Elderly people reliant on state support Mosaic Public Sector groups N - Young people renting flats in high density social housing Mosaic Public Sector groups O - Families in low-rise social housing with high levels of benefit need Mosaic Public Sector groups A01 - Rural families with high incomes, often from city jobs A - Residents of isolated rural communities Mosaic Public Sector types A02 - Retirees electing to settle in environmentally attractive localities A - Residents of isolated rural communities Mosaic Public Sector types A03 - Remote communities with poor access to public and commercial services A - Residents of isolated rural communities Mosaic Public Sector types A04 - Villagers with few well paid alternatives to agricultural employment A - Residents of isolated rural communities Mosaic Public Sector types B05 - Better off empty nesters in low density estates on town fringes B - Residents of small and mid-sized towns with strong local roots Mosaic Public Sector types B06 - Self-employed trades people living in smaller communities B - Residents of small and mid-sized towns with strong local roots Mosaic Public Sector types B07 - Empty nester owner occupiers making little use of public services B - Residents of small and mid-sized towns with strong local roots Mosaic Public Sector types B08 - Mixed communities with many single people in the centres of small towns B - Residents of small and mid-sized towns with strong local roots Mosaic Public Sector types C09 - Successful older business leaders living in sought-after suburbs C - Wealthy people living in the most sought after neighbourhoods Mosaic Public Sector types C10 - Wealthy families in substantial houses with little community involvement C - Wealthy people living in the most sought after neighbourhoods Mosaic Public Sector types C11 - Creative professionals seeking involvement in local communities C - Wealthy people living in the most sought after neighbourhoods Mosaic Public Sector types C12 - Residents in smart city centre flats who make little use of public services C - Wealthy people living in the most sought after neighbourhoods Mosaic Public Sector types D13 - Higher income older champions of village communities D - Successful professionals living in suburban or semi-rural homes Mosaic Public Sector types D14 - Older people living in large houses in mature suburbs D - Successful professionals living in suburban or semi-rural homes Mosaic Public Sector types D15 - Well off commuters living in spacious houses in semi rural settings D - Successful professionals living in suburban or semi-rural homes Mosaic Public Sector types D16 - Higher income families concerned with education and careers D - Successful professionals living in suburban or semi-rural homes Mosaic Public Sector types E17 - Comfortably off suburban families weakly tied to their local community E - Middle income families living in moderate suburban semis Mosaic Public Sector types E18 - Industrial workers living comfortably in owner occupied semis E - Middle income families living in moderate suburban semis Mosaic Public Sector types E19 - Self reliant older families in suburban semis in industrial towns E - Middle income families living in moderate suburban semis Mosaic Public Sector types E20 - Upwardly mobile South Asian families living in inter war suburbs E - Middle income families living in moderate suburban semis Mosaic Public Sector types E21 - Middle aged families living in less fashionable inter war suburban semis E - Middle income families living in moderate suburban semis Mosaic Public Sector types F22 - Busy executives in town houses in dormitory settlements F - Couples with young children in comfortable modern housing Mosaic Public Sector types F23 - Early middle aged parents likely to be involved in their children's education F - Couples with young children in comfortable modern housing Mosaic Public Sector types F24 - Young parents new to their neighbourhood, keen to put down roots F - Couples with young children in comfortable modern housing Mosaic Public Sector types F25 - Personnel reliant on the Ministry of Defence for public services F - Couples with young children in comfortable modern housing Mosaic Public Sector types G26 - Well educated singles living in purpose built flats G - Young, well-educated city dwellers Mosaic Public Sector types G27 - City dwellers owning houses in older neighbourhoods G - Young, well-educated city dwellers Mosaic Public Sector types G28 - Singles and sharers occupying converted Victorian houses G - Young, well-educated city dwellers Mosaic Public Sector types G29 - Young professional families settling in better quality older terraces G - Young, well-educated city dwellers Mosaic Public Sector types G30 - Diverse communities of well educated singles living in smart, small flats G - Young, well-educated city dwellers Mosaic Public Sector types G31 - Owners in smart purpose built flats in prestige locations, many newly built G - Young, well-educated city dwellers Mosaic Public Sector types G32 - Students and other transient singles in multi-let houses G - Young, well-educated city dwellers Mosaic Public Sector types G33 - Transient singles, poorly supported by family and neighbours G - Young, well-educated city dwellers Mosaic Public Sector types G34 - Students involved in college and university communities G - Young, well-educated city dwellers Mosaic Public Sector types H35 - Childless new owner occupiers in cramped new homes H - Couples and young singles in small modern starter homes Mosaic Public Sector types H36 - Young singles and sharers renting small purpose built flats H - Couples and young singles in small modern starter homes Mosaic Public Sector types H37 - Young owners and rented developments of mixed tenure H - Couples and young singles in small modern starter homes Mosaic Public Sector types H38 - People living in brand new residential developments H - Couples and young singles in small modern starter homes Mosaic Public Sector types I39 - Young owners and private renters in inner city terraces I - Lower income workers in urban terraces in often diverse areas Mosaic Public Sector types I40 - Multi-ethnic communities in newer suburbs away from the inner city I - Lower income workers in urban terraces in often diverse areas Mosaic Public Sector types I41 - Renters of older terraces in ethnically diverse communities I - Lower income workers in urban terraces in often diverse areas Mosaic Public Sector types I42 - South Asian communities experiencing social deprivation I - Lower income workers in urban terraces in often diverse areas Mosaic Public Sector types I43 - Older town centres terraces with transient, single populations I - Lower income workers in urban terraces in often diverse areas Mosaic Public Sector types I44 - Low income families occupying poor quality older terraces I - Lower income workers in urban terraces in often diverse areas Mosaic Public Sector types J45 - Low income communities reliant on low skill industrial jobs J - Owner occupiers in older-style housing in ex-industrial areas Mosaic Public Sector types J46 - Residents in blue collar communities revitalised by commuters J - Owner occupiers in older-style housing in ex-industrial areas Mosaic Public Sector types J47 - Comfortably off industrial workers owning their own homes J - Owner occupiers in older-style housing in ex-industrial areas Mosaic Public Sector types K48 - Middle aged couples and families in right-to-buy homes K - Residents with sufficient incomes in right-to-buy social houses Mosaic Public Sector types K49 - Low income older couples long established in former council estates K - Residents with sufficient incomes in right-to-buy social houses Mosaic Public Sector types K50 - Older families in low value housing in traditional industrial areas K - Residents with sufficient incomes in right-to-buy social houses Mosaic Public Sector types K51 - Often indebted families living in low rise estates K - Residents with sufficient incomes in right-to-buy social houses Mosaic Public Sector types L52 - Communities of wealthy older people living in large seaside houses L - Active elderly people living in pleasant retirement locations Mosaic Public Sector types L53 - Residents in retirement, second home and tourist communities L - Active elderly people living in pleasant retirement locations Mosaic Public Sector types M58 - Less mobile older people requiring a degree of care M - Elderly people reliant on state support Mosaic Public Sector types M59 - People living in social accommodation designed for older people M - Elderly people reliant on state support Mosaic Public Sector types N60 - Tenants in social housing flats on estates at risk of serious social problems N - Young people renting flats in high density social housing Mosaic Public Sector types N61 - Childless tenants in social housing flats with modest social needs N - Young people renting flats in high density social housing Mosaic Public Sector types N62 - Young renters in flats with a cosmopolitan mix N - Young people renting flats in high density social housing Mosaic Public Sector types N63 - Multicultural tenants renting flats in areas of social housing N - Young people renting flats in high density social housing Mosaic Public Sector types N64 - Diverse homesharers renting small flats in densely populated areas N - Young people renting flats in high density social housing Mosaic Public Sector types N65 - Young singles in multi-ethnic communities, many in high rise flats N - Young people renting flats in high density social housing Mosaic Public Sector types N66 - Childless, low income tenants in high rise flats N - Young people renting flats in high density social housing Mosaic Public Sector types O67 - Older tenants on low rise social housing estates where jobs are scarce O - Families in low-rise social housing with high levels of benefit need Mosaic Public Sector types O68 - Families with varied structures living on low rise social housing estates O - Families in low-rise social housing with high levels of benefit need Mosaic Public Sector types O69 - Vulnerable young parents needing substantial state support O - Families in low-rise social housing with high levels of benefit need Mosaic Public Sector types Mosaic Public Sector groups Person Mosaic Public Sector types Person Age Person 0 to 4 Age 5 to 7 Age 8 to 9 Age 10 to 14 Age 15 Age 16 to 17 Age 18 to 19 Age 20 to 24 Age 25 to 29 Age 30 to 44 Age 45 to 59 Age 60 to 64 Older people Age 65 to 74 Older people Age 75 to 84 Older people Age 85 to 89 Older people Age 90 and over Older people Age Gender Person Male Gender Female Gender Marital status Person Single Marital status Co-habiting Marital status Married Marital status Civil partnership Marital status Divorced Marital status Dissolved civil partnership Marital status Widowed Marital status Sexual orientation Person Gay Sexual orientation Lesbian Sexual orientation Bisexual Sexual orientation Transgender Gender Ethnicity (self reported) Person White: British Ethnicity (self reported) Chinese or other ethnic group: Chinese Ethnicity (self reported) White: Other White Ethnicity (self reported) Mixed: White and Asian Ethnicity (self reported) White: Irish Ethnicity (self reported) Black or Black British: Other Black Ethnicity (self reported) Chinese or other ethnic group: Other ethnic group Ethnicity (self reported) Asian or Asian British: Other Asian Ethnicity (self reported) Black or Black British: African Ethnicity (self reported) Mixed: White and Black Caribbean Ethnicity (self reported) Mixed: Other Mixed Ethnicity (self reported) Black or Black British: Caribbean Ethnicity (self reported) Mixed: White and Black African Ethnicity (self reported) Asian or Asian British: Indian Ethnicity (self reported) Asian or Asian British: Pakistani Ethnicity (self reported) Asian or Asian British: Bangladeshi Ethnicity (self reported) Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Person Celtic Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Eastern European Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Anglo Saxon Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Greek/Greek Cypriot Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Hindu Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Hispanic Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Italian Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Jewish/Armenian Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Other East Asian Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Other Muslim Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Sikh Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Religion Somali Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Tamil And Sri Lankan Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Turkish Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Other Western European Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Religion Person Christian Religion Buddhist Religion Hindu Religion Jewish Religion Muslim Religion Any other religion Religion No religion Religion Migration Person Refugee Refugees and asylum seekers Migration Asylum seeker Refugees and asylum seekers Migration Tenure Person Communal establishment Tenure Homeless Tenure Owner occupied: Owns outright Tenure Owner occupied: Owns with a mortgage or loan Tenure Owner occupied: Shared ownership Tenure Rented from: Council (local authority) Tenure Rented from: Housing Association / Registered Social Landlord Tenure Rented from: Private landlord or letting agency Tenure Rented from: Other Tenure Size of household Person 1 person living in household Size of household 2 people living in household Size of household 3 people living in household Size of household 4 people living in household Size of household 5 people living in household Size of household 6 people living in household Size of household 7 people living in household Size of household 8 or more people living in household Size of household Household composition Person Couples, no children Household composition Couples with 1 child Household composition Couples with 2+ children Household composition Lone parent with 1 child Single parents Household composition Lone parent with 2+ children Single parents Household composition Single, non pensioner Household composition Single, pensioner Household composition Student Household composition Employment status Person Unemployed Employment status Employed full-time Employment status Employed part-time Employment status Retired Employment status Social grade Person A Upper middle class Social grade C1 Lower Middle class Social grade C2 Skilled Working class Social grade D Working class Social grade E Lowest level of subsistence Social grade On benefits People on benefit Person Council tax benefit/Housing benefit On benefits Income support Low income households On benefits Addict/Abuser Addicts and substance abusers Person Smoker Addict/Abuser Drug user Addict/Abuser Use of alcohol Addict/Abuser Disabled Person Visual impairment Disabled Hearing impairment Disabled Mobility difficulties Disabled Learning disability Disabled Health Person Good health Health Fairly good health Health Poor health Health Limiting long-term illness Health Providing care Carers Health Receiving care Health Criminal behaviour Person Offender Offenders Criminal behaviour Young offender Youth offenders Criminal behaviour Victim of crime Victims of crime Criminal behaviour Educational attainment Person No qualifications Early school leavers,illiterate Educational attainment 1 + O level Educational attainment 5 + O levels Educational attainment 2 + A levels Educational attainment Degree Educational attainment Level 1 qualifications Educational attainment Level 2 qualifications Educational attainment Level 3 qualifications Educational attainment Level 4 / 5 qualifications Educational attainment Other qualifications: Level unknown Educational attainment OAC groups Person 1 - Blue collar communities OAC groups 1a - Terraced blue collar 1 - Blue collar communities OAC types 1b - Younger blue collar 1 - Blue collar communities OAC types 1c - Older blue collar 1 - Blue collar communities OAC types 2 - City living OAC groups 2a - Transient communities 2 - City living OAC types 2b - Settled in the city 2 - City living OAC types 3 - Countryside OAC groups 3a - Village life 3 - Countryside OAC types 3b - Agricultural 3 - Countryside OAC types 3c - Accessible countryside 3 - Countryside OAC types 4 - Prospering suburbs OAC groups 4a - Prospering younger families 4 - Prospering suburbs OAC types 4b - Prospering older families 4 - Prospering suburbs OAC types 4c - Prospering semis 4 - Prospering suburbs OAC types 4d - Thriving suburbs 4 - Prospering suburbs OAC types 5 - Constrained by circumstances OAC groups 5a - Senior communities 5 - Constrained by circumstances OAC types 5b - Older workers 5 - Constrained by circumstances OAC types 5c - Public housing 5 - Constrained by circumstances OAC types 6 - Typical traits OAC groups 6a - Settled households 6 - Typical traits OAC types 6b - Least divergent 6 - Typical traits OAC types 6c - Young families in terraced homes 6 - Typical traits OAC types 6d - Aspiring households 6 - Typical traits OAC types 7 - Multicultural OAC groups 7a - Asian communities 7 - Multicultural OAC types 7b - Afro-Caribbean communities 7 - Multicultural OAC types OAC types Person Acorn groups Person A - Wealthy Executives Acorn groups A1 - Wealthy mature professionals, large houses A - Wealthy Executives Acorn types A2 - Wealthy working families with mortgages A - Wealthy Executives Acorn types A3 - Villages with wealthy commuters A - Wealthy Executives Acorn types A4 - Well-off managers, larger houses A - Wealthy Executives Acorn types B - Affluent Greys Acorn groups B5 - Older affluent professionals B - Affluent Greys Acorn types B6 - Farming communities B - Affluent Greys Acorn types B7 - Old people, detached homes B - Affluent Greys Acorn types B8 - Mature couples, smaller detached homes B - Affluent Greys Acorn types C - Flourishing Families Acorn groups C9 - Older families, prosperous suburbs C - Flourishing Families Acorn types C10 - Well-off working families with mortgages C - Flourishing Families Acorn types C11 - Well-off managers, detached houses C - Flourishing Families Acorn types C12 - Large families and houses in rural areas C - Flourishing Families Acorn types D - Prosperous Professionals Acorn groups D13 - Well-off professionals, larger houses and converted flats D - Prosperous Professionals Acorn types D14 - Older professionals in suburban houses and apartments D - Prosperous Professionals Acorn types E - Educated Urbanites Acorn groups E15 - Affluent urban professionals, flats E - Educated Urbanites Acorn types E16 - Prosperous young professionals, flats E - Educated Urbanites Acorn types E17 - Young educated workers, flats E - Educated Urbanites Acorn types E18 - Multi-ethnic young, converted flats E - Educated Urbanites Acorn types E19 - Suburban privately renting professionals E - Educated Urbanites Acorn types F - Aspiring Singles Acorn groups F20 - Student flats and cosmopolitan sharers F - Aspiring Singles Acorn types F21 - Singles and sharers, multi-ethnic areas F - Aspiring Singles Acorn types F22 - Low income singles, small rented flats F - Aspiring Singles Acorn types F23 - Student terraces F - Aspiring Singles Acorn types G - Starting Out Acorn groups G24 - Young couples, flats and terraces G - Starting Out Acorn types G25 - White-collar singles/sharers, terraces G - Starting Out Acorn types H - Secure Families Acorn groups H26 - Younger white-collar couples with mortgages H - Secure Families Acorn types H27 - Middle income, home owning areas H - Secure Families Acorn types H28 - Working families with mortgages H - Secure Families Acorn types H29 - Mature families in suburban semis H - Secure Families Acorn types H30 - Established home owning workers H - Secure Families Acorn types H31 - Home owning Asian family areas H - Secure Families Acorn types I - Settled Suburbia Acorn groups I32 - Retired home owners I - Settled Suburbia Acorn types I33 - Middle income, older couples I - Settled Suburbia Acorn types I34 - Lower incomes, older people, semis I - Settled Suburbia Acorn types J - Prudent Pensioners Acorn groups J35 - Elderly singles, purpose built flats J - Prudent Pensioners Acorn types J36 - Older people, flats J - Prudent Pensioners Acorn types K - Asian Communities Acorn groups K37 - Crowded Asian terraces K - Asian Communities Acorn types K38 - Low income Asian families K - Asian Communities Acorn types L - Post-Industrial Families Acorn groups L39 - Skilled older families, terraces L - Post-Industrial Families Acorn types L40 - Young working families L - Post-Industrial Families Acorn types M - Blue-collar Roots Acorn groups M41 - Skilled workers, semis and terraces M - Blue-collar Roots Acorn types M42 - Home owning families, terraces M - Blue-collar Roots Acorn types M43 - Older people, rented terraces M - Blue-collar Roots Acorn types N - Struggling Families Acorn groups N44 - Low income larger families, semis N - Struggling Families Acorn types N45 - Low income, older people, smaller semis N - Struggling Families Acorn types N46 - Low income, routine jobs, terraces and flats N - Struggling Families Acorn types N47 - Low income families, terraced estates N - Struggling Families Acorn types N48 - Families and single parents, semis and terraces N - Struggling Families Acorn types N49 - Large families and single parents, many children N - Struggling Families Acorn types O - Burdened Singles Acorn groups O50 - Single elderly people, council flats O - Burdened Singles Acorn types O51 - Single parents and pensioners, council terraces O - Burdened Singles Acorn types O52 - Families and single parents, council flats O - Burdened Singles Acorn types P - High-Rise Hardship Acorn groups P53 - Old people, many high-rise flats P - High-Rise Hardship Acorn types P54 - Singles and single parents, high-rise estates P - High-Rise Hardship Acorn types Q - Inner City Adversity Acorn groups Q55 - Multi-ethnic purpose built estates Q - Inner City Adversity Acorn types Q56 - Multi-ethnic, crowded flats Q - Inner City Adversity Acorn types Acorn types Person Mosaic Public Sector (2003) groups Person A - Symbols of success Mosaic Public Sector (2003) groups A1 - Global connections A - Symbols of success Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types A2 - Cultural leadership A - Symbols of success Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types A3 - Corporate chieftains A - Symbols of success Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types A4 - Golden empty nesters A - Symbols of success Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types A5 - provincial privelege A - Symbols of success Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types A6 - High technologists A - Symbols of success Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types A7 - Semi-rural seclusion A - Symbols of success Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types B - Happy families Mosaic Public Sector (2003) groups B8 - Just moving in B - Happy families Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types B9 - Fledgling nurseries B - Happy families Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types B10 - Upscale new owners B - Happy families Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types B11 - Families making good B - Happy families Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types B12 - Middle rung families B - Happy families Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types B13 - Burdened optimists B - Happy families Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types B14 - In military quarters B - Happy families Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types C - Suburban comfort Mosaic Public Sector (2003) groups C15 - Close to retirement C - Suburban comfort Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types C16 - Conservative values C - Suburban comfort Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types C17 - Small Time business C - Suburban comfort Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types C18 - Sprawling subtopia C - Suburban comfort Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types C19 - Original suburbs C - Suburban comfort Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types C20 - Asian enterprise C - Suburban comfort Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types D - Ties of community Mosaic Public Sector (2003) groups D21 - Respectable rows D - Ties of community Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types D22 - Affluent blue collar D - Ties of community Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types D23 - Industrial grit D - Ties of community Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types D24 - Coronation Street D - Ties of community Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types D25 - Town centre refuge D - Ties of community Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types D26 - South Asian industry D - Ties of community Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types D27 - Settled minorities D - Ties of community Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types E - Urban intelligence Mosaic Public Sector (2003) groups E28 - Counter cultural mix E - Urban intelligence Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types E29 - City adventurers E - Urban intelligence Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types E30 - New urban colonists E - Urban intelligence Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types E31 - Caring professionals E - Urban intelligence Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types E32 - Dinky developments E - Urban intelligence Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types E33 - Town gown transition E - Urban intelligence Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types E34 - University challenge E - Urban intelligence Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types F - Welfare borderline Mosaic Public Sector (2003) groups F35 - Bedsit beneficiaries F - Welfare borderline Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types F36 - Metro multiculture F - Welfare borderline Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types F37 - Upper floor families F - Welfare borderline Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types F38 - Tower block living F - Welfare borderline Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types F39 - Dignified dependency F - Welfare borderline Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types F40 - Sharing a staircase F - Welfare borderline Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types G - Municipal dependency Mosaic Public Sector (2003) groups G41 - Families on benefits G - Municipal dependency Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types G42 - Low horizons G - Municipal dependency Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types G43 - Ex-industrial legacy G - Municipal dependency Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types H - Blue collar enterprise Mosaic Public Sector (2003) groups H44 - Rustbelt resilience H - Blue collar enterprise Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types H45 - Older right to buy H - Blue collar enterprise Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types H46 - White van culture H - Blue collar enterprise Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types H47 - New town materialism H - Blue collar enterprise Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types I - Twilight subsistence Mosaic Public Sector (2003) groups I48 - Old people in flats I - Twilight subsistence Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types I49 - Low income elderly I - Twilight subsistence Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types I50 - Cared for pensioners I - Twilight subsistence Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types J - Grey perspectives Mosaic Public Sector (2003) groups J51 - Sepia memories J - Grey perspectives Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types J52 - Childfree serenity J - Grey perspectives Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types J53 - High spending elders J - Grey perspectives Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types J54 - Bungalow retirement J - Grey perspectives Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types J55 - Small town seniors J - Grey perspectives Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types J56 - Tourist attendants J - Grey perspectives Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types K - Rural isolation Mosaic Public Sector (2003) groups K57 - Summer playgrounds K - Rural isolation Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types K58 - Greenbelt guardians K - Rural isolation Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types K59 - Parochial villagers K - Rural isolation Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types K60 - Pastoral symphony K - Rural isolation Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types K61 - Upland hill farmers K - Rural isolation Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types Mosaic Public Sector (2003) types Person Household income Person Below UK Lower Quartile Income Household income Mosaic Scotland groups Person A - Upper Echelons Mosaic Scotland groups B - Families on the Move Mosaic Scotland groups C - Small Town Propriety Mosaic Scotland groups D - Country Lifestyles Mosaic Scotland groups E - Urban Sophisticates Mosaic Scotland groups F - Town Centre Singles Mosaic Scotland groups G - Renters Now Owning Mosaic Scotland groups H - Low Income Families Mosaic Scotland groups I - State Beneficiaries Mosaic Scotland groups J - Shades of Grey Mosaic Scotland groups Mosaic Scotland groups Person A1 - Captains of Industry A - Upper Echelons Mosaic Scotland groups A2 - Wealth of Experience A - Upper Echelons Mosaic Scotland groups A3 - New Influentials A - Upper Echelons Mosaic Scotland groups B4 - Successful Managers B - Families on the Move Mosaic Scotland groups B5 - White Collar Owners B - Families on the Move Mosaic Scotland groups B6 - Emerging High Status B - Families on the Move Mosaic Scotland groups B7 - New Suburbanites B - Families on the Move Mosaic Scotland groups B8 - Settling In B - Families on the Move Mosaic Scotland groups B9 - Military Might B - Families on the Move Mosaic Scotland groups C10 - Songs of Praise C - Small Town Propriety Mosaic Scotland groups C11 - Ageing in Suburbia C - Small Town Propriety Mosaic Scotland groups C12 - Blue Collar Owners C - Small Town Propriety Mosaic Scotland groups D13 - Towns in Miniature D - Country Lifestyles Mosaic Scotland groups D14 - Rural Playgrounds D - Country Lifestyles Mosaic Scotland groups D15 - Agrarian Heartlands D - Country Lifestyles Mosaic Scotland groups D16 - Isolated Farmsteads D - Country Lifestyles Mosaic Scotland groups D17 - Scenic Wonderland D - Country Lifestyles Mosaic Scotland groups D18 - Far Away Islanders D - Country Lifestyles Mosaic Scotland groups E19 - Prestige Tenements E - Urban Sophisticates Mosaic Scotland groups E20 - Studio Singles E - Urban Sophisticates Mosaic Scotland groups E21 - Rucksack and Bicycle E - Urban Sophisticates Mosaic Scotland groups E22 - College and Campus E - Urban Sophisticates Mosaic Scotland groups E23 - Inner City Transience E - Urban Sophisticates Mosaic Scotland groups E24 - Cosmopolitan Chic E - Urban Sophisticates Mosaic Scotland groups F25 - Tenement Lifestyles F - Town Centre Singles Mosaic Scotland groups F26 - Downtown Flatlets F - Town Centre Singles Mosaic Scotland groups F27 - 30 Something Singles F - Town Centre Singles Mosaic Scotland groups F28 - Small Town Pride F - Town Centre Singles Mosaic Scotland groups F29 - Dignified Seniors F - Town Centre Singles Mosaic Scotland groups G30 - Sought after Schemes G - Renters Now Owning Mosaic Scotland groups G31 - Rustbelt Renaissance G - Renters Now Owning Mosaic Scotland groups G32 - Planners Paradise G - Renters Now Owning Mosaic Scotland groups H33 - Smokestack Survivors H - Low Income Families Mosaic Scotland groups H34 - Quality City Schemes H - Low Income Families Mosaic Scotland groups H35 - Lathe and Loom H - Low Income Families Mosaic Scotland groups H36 - Indebted Families H - Low Income Families Mosaic Scotland groups I37 - Pockets of Poverty I - State Beneficiaries Mosaic Scotland groups I38 - Mid Rise Breadline I - State Beneficiaries Mosaic Scotland groups I39 - Room and Kitchen I - State Beneficiaries Mosaic Scotland groups I40 - Families in the Sky I - State Beneficiaries Mosaic Scotland groups J41 - Elders 4-in-a-Block J - Shades of Grey Mosaic Scotland groups J42 - Greys in Small Flats J - Shades of Grey Mosaic Scotland groups J43 - Skyline Seniors J - Shades of Grey Mosaic Scotland groups L55 - Capable older people leasing / owning flats in purpose built blocks L - Active elderly people living in pleasant retirement locations Mosaic Public Sector types Bangladeshi Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Black African Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Black Caribbean Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Chinese Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Pakistani Cultural, Ethnic and Linguistic Origin Deprivation Person Deprivation index 1 Deprivation Deprivation index 2 Deprivation Deprivation index 3 Deprivation Deprivation index 4 Deprivation Deprivation index 5 Deprivation Deprivation index 6 Deprivation Deprivation index 7 Deprivation Deprivation index 8 Deprivation Deprivation index 9 Deprivation Deprivation index 10 Deprivation Rurality Person Rurality decile 1 Rurality Rurality decile 2 Rurality Rurality decile 3 Rurality Rurality decile 4 Rurality Rurality decile 5 Rurality Rurality decile 6 Rurality Rurality decile 7 Rurality Rurality decile 8 Rurality Rurality decile 9 Rurality Rurality decile 10 Rurality Web attitude Person Web attitude index 1 Web attitude Web attitude index 2 Web attitude Web attitude index 3 Web attitude Web attitude index 4 Web attitude Web attitude index 5 Web attitude Web attitude index 6 Web attitude Web attitude index 7 Web attitude Web attitude index 8 Web attitude Web attitude index 9 Web attitude Web attitude index 10 Web attitude Digital exclusion Person Digital exclusion decile 1 Digital exclusion Digital exclusion decile 2 Digital exclusion Digital exclusion decile 3 Digital exclusion Digital exclusion decile 4 Digital exclusion Digital exclusion decile 5 Digital exclusion Digital exclusion decile 6 Digital exclusion Digital exclusion decile 7 Digital exclusion Digital exclusion decile 8 Digital exclusion Digital exclusion decile 9 Digital exclusion Digital exclusion decile 10 Digital exclusion e-Society groups Person A - E-unengaged e-Society groups B - E-marginalised e-Society groups C - Becoming Engaged e-Society groups D - E for entertainment and shopping e-Society groups E - E-independents e-Society groups F - Instrumental E-users e-Society groups G - E-business users e-Society groups H - E-experts e-Society groups Working hours Person Working hours index 1 Working hours Working hours index 2 Working hours Working hours index 3 Working hours Working hours index 4 Working hours Working hours index 5 Working hours Working hours index 6 Working hours Working hours index 7 Working hours Working hours index 8 Working hours Working hours index 9 Working hours Working hours index 10 Working hours Internet use Person Internet use decile 1 Internet use Internet use decile 2 Internet use Internet use decile 3 Internet use Internet use decile 4 Internet use Internet use decile 5 Internet use Internet use decile 6 Internet use Internet use decile 7 Internet use Internet use decile 8 Internet use Internet use decile 9 Internet use Internet use decile 10 Internet use Internet access -2001/2 Person Internet access decile 1 Internet access -2001/2 Internet access decile 2 Internet access -2001/2 Internet access decile 3 Internet access -2001/2 Internet access decile 4 Internet access -2001/2 Internet access decile 5 Internet access -2001/2 Internet access decile 6 Internet access -2001/2 Internet access decile 7 Internet access -2001/2 Internet access decile 8 Internet access -2001/2 Internet access decile 9 Internet access -2001/2 Internet access decile 10 Internet access -2001/2 Internet access -2005/6 Person Internet access decile 1 Internet access -2005/6 Internet access decile 2 Internet access -2005/6 Internet access decile 3 Internet access -2005/6 Internet access decile 4 Internet access -2005/6 Internet access decile 5 Internet access -2005/6 Internet access decile 6 Internet access -2005/6 Internet access decile 7 Internet access -2005/6 Internet access decile 8 Internet access -2005/6 Internet access decile 9 Internet access -2005/6 Internet access decile 10 Internet access -2005/6 Income level Person To £10k Income level To £20k Income level To £30k Income level To £40k Income level To £50k Income level To £60k Income level To £70k Income level To £80k Income level Over £80k Income level B Middle Class Social grade Community transport Transport Own car/van Transport Public transport Transport Own motorcycle/scooter Transport Private bicycle Transport Public bicycle Transport Person