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UK Data Archive Study Number 1410: Aircraft Noise and Prevalence of Psychiatric Disorders, 1977

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A1rcraft N01se and Prevalence of Psychiatr1c D1sorders

CARD/COLUMN VAA No TITLE CODES MARGINALS

1/1-3 ProJect Number 3 dig1 t code(460)

1/4-7 Ser1al Number 4 d1g1 t code

1/8 Card Numbar Card 01 5885

1/9-11 1 Primary Sampling Unit 3 d1git code

1/12-14 2 Addresa Ser1al Number 3 d1g1t code

1/15- 3 At addreaa, whichInterv1ew 1a th1a 1 No. One 5845

2 No. Two 263 No. Three 64 ) 35 ) 16 ) Undef1ned codea 17 ) 18 ) 19 ) 1

.

1/16 4 la th1a addresa an lA I or'B' addresa 1 'A' address 2981

2 'B' address 2904

1/17 5 la th1a addreas an: 1ssuedaddress, or 'adj01~ng'

address 1 Issued sddress 58022 AdJ01n1ng address 83

1/18-19 6 Total number of adults(16+) I1v1ng at address 2 dig1t code

(actual number)

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Form No SA 1 (APA 76)

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CARD/COLUMN VAR No TITLE CODES MARGINALS

1/20-21 7 Number of electors hstedat address 2 digit code

(actual number)

1/22-23 8 Sample deta11s 2 dig1t code

1/24 9 Experimental Sample,all addresses 1nexper1ment 1 Yes (PSU 255-262) 241

2 No (All other addresses 5644

1/25-37 10-17 Pol11ng D1str1ct Data

1/25-26 10 Borough 01 Brent 29302 Camden 19003 Eahng 35304 HalDlDersmith 16405 H11hngdon 36806 Hounslow 195507 ](:ens1ngton 9808 Kingaton 16709 Lambeth 33410 Merton 22311 Richmond 112212 Wandaworth 41313 Westm1nster 204Blank 1

1/27-28 11 Ward 2 dig1t code (01-30)(See attached 11stAppendix 1)Blank 1

1/29- 30 12 Polling District 2 dig1t code (01-07)(See attached 11stAppenda 1)Blank 1

1/31 13 Boundary Change (onlyapplies to 3 pol11ngd1str1cts) 1 ) COd1Dg not 5031.

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Form No SA 1 (APR 15)

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Cont~nued

1/31 13 2 ) ava~lable 8113 ) 42Blank 1

1/32-33 14 GLC Cluater 2 d~g1t code(el-lO)based on a clusteranalysia of 1971 censusdata. Reported 1n a paperby Chasser1auxetal.Blank 1

1/34-35 15 Outer cluster (A,.N. U.) 2 d~g~t code(01-05)Blank 1

1/36 16 Pre-Noise and Number Index 1 ) Do not use 30842 ) corrected at end of 2800

~nterv~ew

Blank 1

1/37 17 Post-Noise and Number Index 1 ) Do not use 8552 ) corrected at 22283 ) end of survey 28014 ) -Blank 1

- Env~ronment Sect~on

1/38-43 18-20 Q2a) Is there anyth~ng youpart~cularly l~ke about11v1ng ~n ••••

1/38-39 18 F~rst ment10n 01 Transport and General 486access - good transportfac~l~t~es/handy fortransport/easy accessto to"n centre

02 Shopp~ng good/var~ed/ 458many shops/good serV1cehandy

03 Amen~t1es good/access 149to amenl.tl.ea; l~brary,

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Contlnued

1/38-39 18 Clne~, pub, etc.04 Sports good/access to 20

sporting facllltles;swimml.ng pool etc.

05 Work convenient/easy 403Journey/plenty of Jobs/good jobs

06 Schools good schools/ 66access to schools

07 Tles with arsa always 590llved here/roots here/belong here

08 House/flat llke house/ 151well planned/hasgarden/own house

09 Local authorltv activlt 13keep streets clean etc.

10 Just llke It/vague 209replles

11 Industrlallsatlon not 4commerciallsed/awayfrom lndustry/no fumes/pollution/ (other thantrafflc)

12 No, Nothlng I 871partlcularly llke

13 Absence of traffic not 18much traffic/no trafflcfumes/noise/danger(any trafflc reference)

14 Resldents and thelr 482social lnteractionsnlce/congenl.a1/my type/our age group/ notlmmlgrants/communltysplrlt/frlends are here

15 A6cese to Londog/nesr 241to London

16 Avallsblllty of Nursery 2/playgroup facllltlea

17 Resldentlal Character 255residentlal area/selectprlvate estate/wellplanned/plenty of room!no slums

18 Countryalde l.n/near 314country/semi rural/Village atmosphere/open space

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1/38-39 18 19 Coast near coast/ 2seas~de/seafront/access

to coast20 Peace and gu~et peacefQ I; 429

q~et

21 Health~ness Healthy/ 35fresh air

22 Appearance pleasant/goo 580scenery/greenery/lovely parks/access topsrks

23 Other reasons not 74included above

99 Not answered, also 33~nclude don't know

1/40-41 19 Second Ment~on 01 Transport and General 463access - good transportfac~lities/handy fortransport/easy accessto town centre

02 Shopp~ng good/varied/ 505many shops/good ssrv~ce,

handy03 Amen~t~es good/access 179

to amen~ties; Library,Cinema, pub, etc.

04 Sports good/access to 41sport~ng fac~l~t~es;

sw~mm~ng pool etc.05 Work conven~ent/easy 189

Journey/plenty of Jobs/good jobs

06 Schools good schools/ 121access to schools

07 T~es w~th Area always 110l~ved here/roots here/belong here

08 House/flat l~ke house/ 103well planned/hasgarden/own house

09 Local author~tv act~vit 21keep streets clean etc.

10 Just like ~t/vague 38repl~es

11 Industr~al~sat~onnot 7commerc~alised/away

from ~ndustry/no fumes/pollut~onl (other thantrafhc)

12 No, Noth~ng I 3

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Form No SA. 1 (APR 76)

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Cont:l.nued

1/40-41 19 13 Absence of traffic not 19much traff:l.c/no traff:l.cfume s/no:l. se/danger(any traff:l.c reference)

14 Res:l.dents and the:l.r 467soc:l.al :l.nteractionsnice/congen:l.al/my type/our ege group/not:l.mmigrents/commun:l.tyspir:l.t/friends are here

15 Access to London/nesr 250to London

16 Ava:l.lab:l.lity of Nursery }/playgroup fac:l.lit:l.es

17 Rea:l.dent:l.al Character 140res:l.dent:l.el area/selectpr:l.vate estate/wellplanned/plenty of room!no slums

18 Countrys:l.de :l.n/near 177country/sem:l. rural/v:l.llage atmosphere/open space

19 Coast near coast/ 7seas:l.de/seafront/accessto coast

20 Peace and gU:l.et 155peaceful/quiet

2l Health:l.ness Healthy/ 30fresh air

22 Appearance plpasant/ 389good scenery/greenery/lovely parks/accessto parks

23 Other reasons not 73:l.ncluded above

99 Not answered, also -:l.nclude don't know

Blsnk 2395

1/42-43 20 Th:l.rd ment:l.on 01 Transport and General 255access - good transpoptfscil:l.t:l.es/handy fortransport/easy accessto town centre

02 Shopping good/var:l.ed/ 302many shops/good serv:l.ce,handy

03 AmeO:l.t:l.es good/access 139to amen~tl.e8, L:l.brary ,

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Form No SA 1 (A-PR 76)

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Conhnued

1/42-43 20 Cl.nema,pub, etc.04 Sports good/access to 44

sportl.ng fscl.ll.tl.es;sWl.mming pool etc.

05 Work convenl.ent/easy 107journey/plenty of Jobs/good Jobs

06 Schoola good schools/ 94accesS to schools

07 Tl.es with Area always 39ll.ved here/roots here/belong here

08 House/flst ll.ke house/ 51well plsnned/hasgarden/own house

09 Local authorl.ty sctivl.ty 11keep streets clesn etc.

10 Just ll.ke l.t/vsgue 4repll.es

11 Industrl.all.satl.on not 2commerciell.sed/awayfrom l.ndustry/no fumes!pollutl.on/ (other thantraffic)

12 No, Nothl.ng I -partl.cularly like

13 Absence of trsffl.c not 21much trsffl.c/no trafficfumes/nol.se/danger(sny trsffl.c reference)

14 Resl.dents snd thel.r 234socl.al l.nteractl.onsnl.ce/congenl.al/my type/our age group/notl.mmigrants/communityspl.rl.t/frl.ends are here

15 Access to London/near 157to London

16 Availabl.ll.tv of Nurservl -playgroup facill.ties

17 Residential Character 67resl.dentl.al area/aelectprl.vate estate/wellplanned/plenty of room!no slums

18 Countryeide l.n/near 101country/seml. rural/village atmosphere/open space

19 Coast near coast/ 7seasl.de/seafront/accessto coast

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1/42-43 20 20 Peace and qUl.et 81peacefu1/qul.et

21 Healthl.ness Healthy/ 9fresh air

22 Appearance pleasant/ 205good scenery/greenery/lovely parks/access toparks

23 Other reasons not 44l.ncluded above

99 Not answered, also -l.nclude don't know

Blank 3911

1/44-49 21-23 Q2B) Is there anythl.ng youparticularly dl.sll.ke aboutll.vl.ng l.n ....(Have we overlooked anythineven ll.ttle thl.nga that maybother or annoy you. Thatyou take for grantedbecause nothl.ng can be doneabout them)

1/44-45 21 Fl.rst mention \11 Transport poor transpor 221facill.tl.es/hl.gh fares

02 Shoppl.ng poor shoppl.ng 263facl.ll.tl.es/not handy fOlshops/too far away/novarl.ety/too expenSl.ve

03 Amenl.ties lack of 158entertal.nment/prefertown ll.fe

04 Sports lack of/poor 17sportl.ng facl.ll.tl.es

05 Work no chol.ce/ 9~Cl.ty of work!1nconven1ent Journey towork/too far

06 Schools unsatisfactory/ 31too far away/too few

07 Children no youth clubs 101/no facill.tl.es forchl.ldren/young people/nowhere to plsy

138 House/flat lacks 136bathroom/garden/preferdUf erent type

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1/44-45 21 09 Local Author~ty 166neglects drains/pavements/street l~ghts

d~m/streets d~rty/dogs

foul footps ths10 D~rty area generally 116

d~rty (no reference toCounc~l)

11 Aircraft no~se 85912 Aircraft pollution 14

dirt/fumes/amell froma~rcraft

13 Smell/fumea (other than 32traff~c or a~rcraft)

14 Traff~c too much 530traff~c/no~se/danger/

fumes - any traff~c

reference15 Ne~ghbours compla~nts 432

about ne~ghbours/type

of person16 Res~dential character 217

badly planned/noatmosphere/d~str~ct

spo~led by counc~l

estates/too crowded17 Countrys~de too far fro 17

countrY/no longer av"Lllage

18 Coast too far from 3coaat/seas~de/hol~day

resorts19 Appearance of area 157

unattractive/bad v~ew/d~lap~dated/drab/squal~(/derelict

20 Vandal~sm and crime 128gangs runn~ng w~ld/

property damaged!the~ving/danger ofasaault/cr~me

21 Rates h~gh rates 2122 No, Noth~ng I 1514

particularly d~slike

23 Other reaaons not 472included above

24 A~rcraft not spec~f~ed 20525 A~rcraft other specif~c 11

complaint99 Not answered,Lnclude 37

don't knowBlank 18

- 9 -Form No SA 1 (APA 76)

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1/46-47 22 Second mention 01 Transport poor transpor 121, fsc111t1es/h1gh fares

02 Shopp1ng poor shopp1ng 170fsc111t1es/not handy foshops/too far away/novar1ety/too expenSlve

03 Amen1t1es lack of 83enterta1nment/prefertown 11fe

04 Sports lsck of/poor 18sportlng faCl11tles

05 Work no cholce/ 8~C1ty of work/1nconvenient journey towork/too far

06 Schools unsat1sfactory/ 28too far away/too few

07 Chlldren no youth clubs 71/no facilit1es forch11dren/young people/nowhere if play

08 House/flat lacks 53bathroom/garden/preferd1fferent type

09 Local Author1 ty 106neglects drains/pavements/street 11ghtsd1m/streets d1rty/dogsfoul footpaths

10 D1rty area generally 54d1rty (no reference toCounc11)

11 Alrcraft nOlse 20512 Alrcraft pollution 31

dirt/fumes/smell froma1rcraft

13 Smell/fumes (other than 30traff1c or alrcraft)

14 Traff1c too much 355traffic/no1se/danger/fumes - any traff1creference

15 Ne1ghbours compla1nts 193about ne1ghbours/typeof person

16 Res1dent1al character 98badly planned/noatmosphere/d1str1ctspo11ad by counc11estates/too crowdad

17 Countrys1de too far 2lfrom country/no longera v111age

18 Coast too far from -CD8st/seas1de/hollday

-lQ resort

Form No SA 1 (A-PR 761

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Cont~nued

1/46-47 22 19 Appearance of area 83unattract~ve/bad v~ew/

d~lapidated/drab/squal~ /derel~ct

20 Vandal~am and cr~me 93gangs running wild/property damaged/the~v~ng/danger ofassault/cr~me

21 Rates h~gh rates 2122 No, Noth~ng I 5

part~cularly d~slike

23 Other reasons not 258~ncluded above

24 A~rcraft not spec~f~ed 4225 Aircraft other spec~f~c 7

compla~nt

99 Not answered, ~ncluds -don't know

Blank 3731

1/48-49 23 Third menbon 01 Transport poor transpor 50fac~l~t~es/h~gh fares

02 Shopp~ng poor shopp~ng 51fac~l~t~es/not handyfor shops/too far away/no vsriety/tooexpenSl.ve

03 Amen~ties lack of 33enterta~nment/prefer

town l~fe

04 Sports lack of/poor 4sport~ng fac~lit~es

05 Work no choice/ 3~c~ty of work/inconvenient journey towork/too far

06 Schools unsat~sfactory/ 11too far away/too few

07 Ch~ldren no youth clubs 34/no fac~l~t~es forch~ldren/young people/nowhers to play

08 House/flat lacks 17bathroom/garden/preferd~fferent type

09 Local Author~ty 41neglects dra~ns/

pavements/street lightsd~m/streets d~rty/dogs

foul footpaths-11


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Cont1nued

1/48-49 23 10 Dirty area generally 33d1rty (no reference toCouncil)

11 A1rcraft n01se 4312 A1rcraft pollut1on 9

d1rt/fumes/smell froma1rcraft

13 Smell/fumes (other than 16traff1c or a1rcraft)

14 Traff1c too much 105traff1c/noise/dsnger/fumes - any traff1creference

15 Ne1ghbours complaints 60about ne1ghbours/typeof person

16 Res1dential chsrscter 31badly planned/nostmosphere/d1str1ctspoiled by counc11estates/too crowded

17 Countryside too far 9from country/no longera village

18 Coast too far from -coast/seas1de/ho11dayresort

19 Appearance of area 26unattractive/bad v1ew/

1/d11apidated/drab/squa11dere11ct

20 Vanda11sm and cr1me 48gangs running wild/property damaged/the1v1ng/danger ofassault/cr1me

21 Rates h1gh rates 1022 No, Noth1ng I -

part1cularly d1s1ike23 Other reasons not 95

1ncluded above24 A1rcraft not spec1f1ed 625 A1rcraft other spec1f1c 3

compla1nts99 Not snswered, 1nclude -

don't knowBlank 5147

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CARD/COLUMN

1/50

VAR No

24

TITLE

Q3) Tak~ng everyth~ng

together, how 8at~8fied

are you w~th th~a area asa place to l~ve in areyou ....

CODES

1 Very sat~af~ed

2 Fa~rly sat~sf~ed

4 Rather d~ssat~sfied

5 Or very d~ssat~sfied

3 Don't know9 Not answered

MARGINALS

23912676

532233

3716

1/51 25 Q4a) How long have youl~ved at th~s part~cular

address 1 Under six months 2862 S~x to eleven months 2533 1 year bVt under 2 years 5694 2 years but under . 980

5 years5 5 years but under 992

10 years6 10 yeara or more 25267 Always/all my hfe 2719 Not answered 8

IF LIVED LESS THAN 10 YEARSAT PRESENT ADDRESS

1/52 26 Q4b) At how many d~fferent

addresses, ~nclud~ng th~s

one, have you l~ved dur~ng

the paat ten years 2 Two3 Three4 Four5 Five6 Six7 Seven8 Eight or more9 Not answpredBlank

1531666308178101

56129111

2805

1/53 27ASK ALLQ5) What sort ofaccomodat~on do you havehere

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1 Complete house, 372detached

2 Complete house, semi- 1924detached

3 Complete house, 1420terraced

Form No SA 1 (APA 761

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1/53 27 4 Structurally seperate 1280house,flat/roaslonette,purpose bUllt

5 Structurally separate 428flet/roaslonette,converSl.on

6 Rooms or flat (not 357structurally seperate)

7 Dwelling wlth bUSlness 52preml.ses

8 Other 169 Not answered 36

1/54-55 28 Q6a) How many rooms do youhsve ln your presentaccomodation (not includlngkltchen and bathroom) forthe sole use of yourhousehold 2 dlglt code

(01-15 actual number)99 Not answered 25

1/56 29 Do you hsve a kltchen morethan 6 feet wlde (wsll towall, excludlng csblnets)1]' YES - Is lt for the soleuse of your household or islt Shared 1 Yes, sole 5070

2 Yes, shared 1363 No 6469 Not snswered 33

1/57 30 Hsve you s flush tOllet(W.C) wlth an entrancelnslde the bUlldlng.IF YES - Is lt for thesole use of your householdor lS lt shared 1 Yes, sole 5461

2 Yes, shared 2733 No 1269 Not answered 25

1/58 31 Q7) Do you own or rent yourpresent house/fIst.IF RENT - Is 1 t rentedfrom

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For", No SA. 1 (APA 76)

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CARD/COLUMN

1/58

1/59

VAA No

31

32

TITLE

Continued

Q8) How satlsfled would yousay you were wlth yourpresent house/fIst wouldyou say you were

CODES

1 Own2 Councll3 Houslng assoclatlon4 Prlvate unfurnlshed5 Prlvate furnlshed6 Rent free with job7 Other answers9 Not answered

1 Very satlsfled2 Falrly satisfled4 Rather dlssatlsfied5 Very dlssatlsfled3 Don't know9 Not answered

MARGINALS

30831361

124728393

948616

33841869

3942121412

1/60 33 Q9A) Would you llke to movefrom thls house/flat

IF YES - Is the movealready arranged

IF YES. WOULD LIKE TO MOVE

1 Yes, would like to move 2257

2 Yes, move alresdy 125arranged

3 No 34859 Not answered 18

1/61

1/62-67

34

35-37

Q9B) Have you done anythingabout movlng

IF WOULD LIKE TO MOVE, ORMOVE ALREADY ARRANGED

Q9C) Whet are your malnreasons for wantlng tomove (moVlng)

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1 Yes2 No9 Not answeredBlank

6431508

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1/62-63 35 Flrst mentlon 01 Condltlon of house 59ln bad state of repalr/to be demolished

02 Better/Newer house 118wanted want new/modernhouse/wlth amenlties(bathroom, etc.,)better deslgned house

03 Slze of house dlfferent 485alzed house/more/fewerrooms, part1cular roomsblgger

04 Type of house want 201dlfferent type -bungalow, downstalrs,non-basement flats etc.

05 Garden want garden/ 78larger/smaller garden

06 Tenure want own house/ 99to bUlld own house

07 Nelghbours nOlay/ 76unfriendly/chlldren/pets nOlsy/don't knowanyone/no prlvacy

08 Country/aeaside want 175to move to country/nearer Country/seaslde/fresh alr

09 Alrcraft nOlse want to 57move away from alrcraftnoJ.se

10 Alrcraft pollutlon 3move away from fumesdut/sme11

11 Prefer gUleter more 278attractlve/select area/tills area dlrty/slum/too crowded/don't likeestates/too lndustrlsl/derelict

12 Rates rates are too 2hlgh/gettlng too hlgh

13 Children want better 18schools/play facilltle~

education14 Personal clrcumstances 154

gettlng marrled/retlnng!heal th

15 Desire for cbange want 60a change/don't want tosettle down/good thingto move around

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Cont~nued

1/62-63 35 16 Work chang~ng jOb/work! 56no work!can't get Jobhere/want to be nearerwork

17 Traff1c too much traff~ 41/no~ae/fumes/danger

from traffic/ to get ofmain road (any traff~c

reference)18 Fam11y to be near/ 52

nearer fam~ly/relat~ons

19 Former area to return 34to fonner area

20 Garage want garage/ 8larger garage/nearergarage

21 Other reasons not 143~ncluded above

22 A~rcraft not spec~f1ed 923 A1rcraft other specific 1

complaint99 Not answered, ~nclude 174


l/~ -65 36 Second menhon 01 Cond~t~on of house 14~n bad state of repair/to be demol~shed

02 Better/Newer house 46wanted want new/modernhouse/with amen~t~es

(bathroom, etc.,)better des1gned house

03 Size of house d~fferent 16s1zed house/more/fewerrooms, part~cular roomsb1gger

04 Type of house wsnt 62different type -bungalow, downstairs,non-basement flats etc.

05 Garden want garden/ 129larger/smaller gardan

06 Tenure want own house/ 26to bu~ld own house

01 Neighbours no~sy/ 51unfr1endly/ch11dren!pets no~sy/don't knowsnyone/no pr1vacy

08 Country/seaa~de want 62

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Contl.nued

1/64-65 36 to move to country/nearer Country/seasl.de/fresh al.r

09 Al.rcraft nol. se want to 52move away from al.rcraftnOl.se

10 Aircraft pollutl.on 3move away from fumesdl.rt/sme11

11 Prefer qUl.eter more 108attractl.ve/select area/thl.s area dl.rty/slum/too crowded/don't likeestates/too l.ndustrial/derell.ct

12 Rates rates are too 2hl.gh/gettl.ng too hl.gh

13 Chl.ldren want better 22schools/play facl.litl.eseducatl.on

14 Personal circumstances 20gettl.ng married/retl.rl.ng/health

15 Desire for change want 11a change/don't wantto settle down/goodthl.ng to move around

16 Work changl.ng Job/work! 24no work/can't get jobhere /want to be nearerwork

17 Traffl.c too much traffl. 42/nol.se/fumes/dangerfrom traffl.c/to get offmsin road (any traffl.creference)

18 Faffil.ly to be near/ 19nearer faml.ly/relations ,

19 Former area to return 7to former area


21 Other reasons not 79l.ncluded above

22 Al.rcraft not specified 623 Al.rcraft other specl.fic 5

complaint99 Not answered, l.nclude -


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Form No SA 1 (APA 7t;j

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1/66-67 37 Third mention 01 Condit~on of house 6~n bad state of repair/to be demol~shed

02 Better/Newer houae 4wanted want new/modernhouse with amen~t~es

(bathroom, etc.,)better des~gned house

03 S~ze of house d~fferent 13s~zed house/more/fewerrooms, part~cular roomsb~gger

04 Type of house want 16d~fferent type -bungalow, downsta~rs,

non-basement flats etc.05 Garden want garden! 17

larger/smaller garden06 Tenure want own house/ 2

to bu~ld own house07 Ne~ghbours no~sy/ 9

unfr~endly/ch~ldren!

pets noisy/don't knowanyone/no pr~vacy

08 Country/seaa~de want 22to move to country/nearer Country/seaside/fresh a~r

09 A~rcraft no~se want to 10move away from a~rcraft

nOl.se10 A~rcraft pollut~on 1

move away from fumesdut/sme11

11 Prefer gu~eter more 23attractive/select area/th~s area d~rty/slum/

too crowded/don't likeestates/too ~ndustr~al/

derelict12 Rates rates ~re too 1

h~gh/getting too h~gh

13 Ch~ldren want better 8schools/play fac~l1t~esl

educahon14 Personal c~rcumstances 6

gett~ng marr~ed/

retinng/health15 Des~re for change want 2

a change/don't wantto settle down/goodth~ng to move around

16 Work chang~ng JOb/work/ 5no work/can't get jobhere/want to be nearer

-19 - work

-Form No SA 1 (APR 76)

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Cont~nued

1/66-67 37 17 Traff~c too much traff~ 20/No~se/fumea/danger

from traff~c/to get offma~n road (any traff~c

reference)18 Fam~ly to be near/ 3

nearer fam~ly/relationa

19' Former area to return -to former area


21 Other reaaons not 20~ncluded above

22 A~rcraft not spec~f~ed 423 A~rcraft other apecif~c -

complaint99 Not anawered, ~nclude -


1/68 38 Q9D) Would you l~ke tomove (are you mov~ng)

somewhere else ~n ••••or would you rather move(are you mov~ng)outs~de 1 In area 777

2 Outa~de area 14519 Not answered/don't know 154Blank 3503

1/69-77 39-47 Q10) Now I'd l~ke to readout aome statementa thatpeople have made aboutthe~r area. Please tell mefrom th~a card whether youagree or d~aagree w~th eachone aa it appl~ea to yourarea.

1/69 39 Q1OA) There are enoughshops w~th~n eaay reach 1 Completely agree 3602

2 Incl~ned to agree 10974 Incl~ned to d~sagree 6265 Completely d~sagree 5283 Don't know/not answered 32

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Form No SA 1 (AP':!; 76)

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1/10 40 Q10B) The local bus- serv~ceS are good 1 Completely agree 1386

2 Incl~ned to agree 12984 Inclined to d~sagree 11405 Completely d~sagree 13483 Don't know/not answered 32Other W~ld code 1

1/11 41 Q10C) The road outs~de

here ~s d~ff~cult to cross 1 Completely agree 10512 Inclined to agree 6134 Incl~ned to d~sagree 1655 Completely disagree 34013 Don't know/not answered 55

1/72 42 Q10D) Traff~c no~se ~s aser~ous problem ~n th~s

~ 1 Completely agree 13352 Incl~ned to agree 9484 Incl~ned to d~sagree 11355 Completely d~sagree 24223 Don't know/not answered 44Other W~ld code 1

1/13 43 Q10E) There are plenty ofplaces of enterta~nment

w~th~n easy reach 1 Completely agree 13662 Incl~ned to agree 11614 Incl~ned to d~sagree 10945 Completely d~sagree 11613 Don't know/not answered 491

1/14 44 Q10F) People are unfr~endly

around here 1· Completely agree 3992 lncl~ned to agree 1354- Incl~ned to d~sagree 2005 Completely d~sagree 15623 Don't know/not answered 2981Blank 1Other W~ld code 1

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1/75 45 Q10G) Traff~c no~se is aserious problem ~n th~s

road 1 Completely agree 9652 Incl~ned to agree 6434 Inclined to disagree 595 Completely d~sagree 9013 Don't know/not answered 3316Other W~ld code 1

1/76 46 Q10H) There are enoughparks w~th~n easy resch 1 Completely sgree 3972

2 Incl~ned to agree 10024 Incl~ned to d~ssgree 1665 Completely d~sagree 3813 Don't know/not answered 364

1/77 47 Q10I) 'rme srea depresses I

me from time to t~me 1 Compltely agree 7432 Inclined to agree 8874 Incl~ned to disagree 815 Completely disagree 8273 Don't know/not answered 3346Other W~ld code 1

1/78 48 Qll) How do you feel aboutthe amount of no~se herefrom cars or lorr~es orother rBsd traff~c 1 Defin~tely satisfactory 1675

2 9503 9184 9415 5386 2567 Def~n~tely unsat~sfacto y 5829 Not anawered 24Other W~ld code 1

1/79-80 49 Q12C) IF MORE THAN ONENOISE BOTHERS AT VARSrO-61. Of the noiaea ,A-M) that bother you,

which on the whole is thebiggest n~Bance to you,tak~ng account of how oftenthey occur as well ss how

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Conhnued

1/79-80 49 annOY1ng they are at thet1me 01 = A 965

02 = B 13903 = C 305904 = D 3905 = E 4806 = F 14907 = G 348

.08 = H 8609 = J 19710 = K 4911 -= L 14312 s= M 1613 None b1ggest 34999 Not answered 228Blank 69Other Wild code 1

2/1-3 ProJect Number 3 d1g1t code460

2/4-7 SerJ.al Number 4 d1git code

2/8 Card Number Card 02 5885

2/9-20 50-61 Q12A) Coming back now toyour house/flat. When youare lndoors, do you everhear any of these n01ses.For each noJ.se heard:altogether, how much areyou bothered

2/9 50 A) Cara, lorr1es and otherroad traff1c 0 Does not hear 1422

IF HEARS 1 Not at all bothered 16612 6983 5624 5255 3866 2007 Very much bothered 375

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Cont~nued

2/9 50 8 o answered but 1-7 53blank

9 Not answered 3

2/10 51 B) Tra~ns 0 Does not hesr 3834

IF HEARS 1 Not st all bothered 13232 2883 1384 985 696 367 Very much bothered 768 o answer~d but 1-7 17

blank9 Not answered 6

2/11 52 C) A~rcraft 0 Does not hear 376

.IF HEARS 1 Not at all bothered 14072 5953 5684 5425 5686 5487 Very much bothered 12158 o answered but 1-7 63


2/12 53 D) Factor~es or mach~nery 0 Does not hear 5464

IF HEARS 1 Not at all bothered 1072 693 364 295 326 217 Very much bothered 428 o snswered but 1-7 6


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\ Form No SA 1 (APR 76)

1410SN


2/13 54 E) Building Works 0 Does not hear 5372

IF HEARS 1 Not at all bothered 1802 763 644 695 326 277 Very much bothered 398 o answered but 1-7 5


2/14 55 F) Anunals @ ts1d 'l o. Does not hear 3932-

-


blank9 Not snswered 19

2/15 56 G) Ch11dren or other peopleouts1de 0 Does not hear 2539

IF HEARS 1 Not at all bothered 16682 5523 2854 2505 2026 1457 Very much bothered 2028 o answered byt 1-7 359 Not answered 7

2/16 57 H) Ch11dren or other people1n your home 0 Does not hear 3579

IF HEARS 1 Not at all bothered 16572 2443 1214 945 496 36

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Conhnued

2/16 57 7 Very much bothered 418 o answered but 1-7 17

blank9 Not anawered 47

2/17 58 J) Neighbours 0 Does not hear 3713



2/18 59 K) Household appl1ances,for example hoovers,washlng machlnes. 0 Does not hear 4315



2/19 60 L) Any other nOlses 1. 0 Does not hear 5191

IF HEARS 1 Not at all bothered 1612 733 694 735 566 627 Very much bothered 1148 o answered but l-7 36


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2/20 61 H) Any other no~ses 2. 0 Does not hear 5720

IF HEARS 1 222 93 114 125 76 117 Very much bothered 128 o answered but 1-7 3


2/21 62 Q13) Altogether, how muchare you bothered by no~Se

in general at this address 1 Not at all bothered 13392 10693 9784 9355 6376 3797 Wery much bothered 5259 Not answered 23

2/22-30 63-71 Q14A) When you are at home,does road traff~c Ndiseever ......Q14B) IF YES when 1. t •..•how annoyed does th~s makeyou feel

2/22 63 Startle you 0 No 5081

IF YES 1 Not at all 852 A l~ttle 2173 Moderate 2584 Very 2038 o answered but 1-4 14


2/23 64 Wake you up 0 No 4868

IF YES 1 Not at all 642 A 11ttle 259

I - 27 -I


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Continued

2/23 64 3 Moderate 2694 Very 3848 o answered but 1H 18


2/24 65 Interfere wlth llstenlngto radlo 0 No 4984

IF YES 1 Not at all 832 A little 2773 Moderate 2604 Very 2466 o answered but 1-4 15


2/25 66 Make the T.V picturefllcker 0 No 5016

IF YES 1 Not at all 1522 A little 2843 Moderate 2154 Very 1658 o anawered but_ 1-4 15


2/26 67 Make the whole housevibrate 0 No 4905

IF YES 1 Not at all 1852 A II ttle 2823 M.oderate 2294 Very 2378 o answered but 1-4 21


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Form No SA 1 (~PA 76)

1410SN

CARD/COLUMN VAR No TITLE CODES MAAGINALS

2/27 68 Interfere wlth conversatlon 0 No 5358

IF YES 1 Not at all 412 A 11 ttle ll83 Moderate 1594 Very 1688 o answered but 1-4 9


2/28 69 Make you feel tense andedgy 0 No 5379

IF YES 1 Not at all 92 A little 893 Moderate 1494 Very 2218 o answered but 1-4 II


2/29 70 Interfere wlth any otheractlvlty 0 No 5716

IF YES 1 Not at all 52 A 11ttle 203 Moderate 344 Very 778 o answered but 1-4 6


2/30 71 Bother, annoy, or disturbyou In any other way 0 No 5666


blank9 Not answersd 30

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2/31-41 72-82 Q15A) Dur~ng the past twoweeks has rosd trsff~c

DOl.Be .....Q15B) IF YES.Has traff~c

n01.8e •••• for the f~rst

t~me ~n the last two weeksor d~d~~t start to do th~s

before that

2/31 72 G~ven you headaches 0 No has not 5695

Il' YES 1 Started ~n last 2 weeks 272 Started before that 1418 o answered but 1-2 4


2/32 73 Made you feel nervous 0 No hss not 5620

IF YES 1 Started in last 2 weeks 162 Started before that 2128 o answered but l-~ 9


2/33 74 Made ~t d~ff~cult for youto get to sleep 0 No hss not 5460

IF YES 1 Started ~n last 2 weeks 302 Stsrted before that 3548 o snswered but 1-2 13


2/34 75 Woken you during the night 0 No has not 5317.I1! YES 1 Started in last 2 weeks 59. 2 Started before that 461

8 o answered but 1-2 18blank

9 Not answered 30

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Form No SA 1 (A-PR 76)

1410SN


2/35/ 76 G1ven you palpitat10na orthump1ng heart 0 No haa not 5781

IF YES 1 Started 1n last 2 weeks 42 Started before that 588 o answered but 1-2 6


2/36 77 Made you feel 1rr1table orshort tempered 0 No has not 5454



2/37 78 Made you feel unduet1redness or fatigue 0 No has not 5365

IF YES 1 Started in last 2 wesks 202 Started before that 1888 o answered but 1-2 11


2/38 79 G1ven you a fee11ng ofsadness or depression 0 No haa not 5678

IF YES 1 Started 1n last 2 weeka 182 Started before that 1518 o answered but 1-2 7


2/39 80 G1ven you aye stra1n orother eye trouble 0 No has not 5830



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2/40 81 Made you feel fa1ntnessor dizuneaa 0 No has not 5830

IF YES 1 Started in last 2 weeks 12 Started before that 218 o answered but 1-2 3


2/41 82 Had you to take pills foryour nerves or to get tosleep 0 No has not 5776



2/42-50 83~91 Q16A) When you are at home,does a1rcraft n01se ever.........Q16B) IF YES when 1t ......how annoyed does th1smake you feel

2/42 83 Stertle you 0 No 4340

IF YES 1 Not at all 972 A 11 ttle 3583 Moderate 3844 Very 6538 o answered but 1-4 24


2/43 84 Wake you up 0 No 4363

IF YES 1 Not at all 1242 A httle 3063 Moderate 3644 Very 689

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Continued

2/43 84 8 o answered but 1-4 18blank

9 Not answered 21

2/44 85 Interfere w1th 11stan1ngto rad10 or T.V 0 No 2788

IF YES 1 Not at all 2092 A httle 8093 Moderate 8594 Very 11598 o answered but 1-4 42


2/4.5 _. .. i;j6 Make the T.V picturef11cker 0 No 3832



2/46 87 Make the whole housev1brate 0 No 4121



2/47 88 Interfere w1th converaat1on 0 No 3196

IF YES 1 Not at all 1832 A httle 5743 Moderate 7144 Very 11528 o anawered but 1-4 46

blank

- 3' -Form No SA 1 (APA 76)

1410SN

CARDfCOLUMN VAA No TITLE CODES MARGINALS

Cont1nued

2/47 88 9 Not answered 20

2/48 89 Make you feel tense andedgy 0 No 4851

ll' YES 1 Not at all 222 A 11ttle 1563 Moderate 2764 Very 5298 o answered but 1-4 16


2/49 90 Interfere w1th any otheract1v1ty 0 No 5310



2/50 91 Bother, annoy, or d1sturbyou 1n any other way 0 No '5530



2/51-tjl 92-102 Q17A) Dur1ng the last 2weeks haa a1rcraft n01ae..........Q17B) IF YES Has thea1rcraft n01se ... .. forthe f1rst t1me 1n the last2 weeks or d1d 1t start todo this before thst

- 34 -


SN 1410


2/51 92 G1ven you headache 0 No has not 5645



2/52 93 Made you feel nervous 0 No has not 5539

IF YES 1 Started 1n laat 2 weeks 322 Startad before that 2678 o answered but 1-2 17


2/53 94 Made 1t d1ff1cult for youto get to sleep 0 No has not 5405

IF YES 1 Started 1n last 2 weeks 622 Started before-that 3818 o answered but 1-2 10


2/54 95 Woken you dur1ng the n1ght 0 No has not 5229

IF YES 1 Started 1n last 2 weeka 892 Started before that 5238 o answered but 1-2 15


2/55 96 G1ven you palp1tat10na orthumping heart 0 No has not 5779

IF YES 1 Started 1n last 2 weeks 102 Stsrted before that 598 o answered but 1-2 4


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2/56 97 Made you feel 1rritable orshort-tempered 0 No has not 5282



2/57 98 Made you feel unduet1redness or fat1gue 0 No has not 5630

IF YES 1 Started in last 2 weeks 262 Started before that 1908 o answered but 1-2 ,7


2/58 99 G1ven you a feeling ofaadness or depression 0 No has not 5674



2/59 100 G1ven you eye stra1n orother eye trouble 0 No has not 5821

IF YES 1 Started 1n last 2 weeks 42 Started before that 248 o not anawered but 1-2 3


2/60 101 Made you feel faintness ordl.zzl.ness 0 No has not 5833



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2/61 102 Had you to take pills foryour nerves or to get tosleep

IF YES

0 No hss not 5788

1 Started ln laat 2 weeks 52 Started before that 588 o answered but 1-2 2


2/62 103 Q18) WhlCh slrport are theplanes going to or comingfrom 1 Heathrow

2 Gatwlck3 Northolt6 Stanetead7 Heathrow/Gatwick8 Heathrow/Northolto Any other combinatlon4 Other5 Don't know9 Not answered

52744'J82

3741

57

37317

2/63 104 Q19A) Do the alrcraft everseem to you to fly too lowfor safety when they passby here 0 No 3921

Q19B) IF YES Would you saythey fly too low forsafety very often, falrlyoftsn, or onlyoccsslonally 1 Very often 267

2 Falrly often 4153 Occasionally 11878 o answered but 1-2 57

blank9 Not snswered 38

2/64 105 Q20A) When you hear thealrcrsft fly overhesd,do you~ feel there isany danger they ffilghtcrash nearby

Q20B) IF YES Would yousay you feel thlS very

- 37 -

o No 3925

Form No SA 1 (AP~ 76)

1410SN


Cont~nued

2/64 105 often, fa~rly often, oronly occas~onally 1 Very often 244

2 Fa~rly often 3503 Occasionally 13098 o answered but 1-3 28


2/65 106 Q2lA) Apart from whetheraircraft no~se causespeople any annoyance, doyou th~nk ~t normallydoes people any harm 0 No 2313

1 Yes 28688 Don't know 6929 Not answered 12

2/66-67 107-108 Q21B) IF YES What harm does~t do, do you th~nk. Towhom

2/66 107 lat Menbon 1 Aggravates exs~st~ng 497nervous condit~ons.

Harmful to anyone w~th

nerves. Makes nervouapeople more so

2 Causes nerves. 994Csuses nervoua react~on

bad for nerves, makesnerves bad, makespeople mentally tense/~rritable/prickly/

- __ short-tempered/ilepressed, gets youdown

3 Old people any 414reference to old peoplefr~ghtenB old people,makes old people nervou ,can g~ve then heartattscks, upsets them

4 Bab~es and children 105Fr~ghtens/upsets/

bab~es/young ch~ldren/

ch~ldren

5 Headaches causes 39headaches

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Form No SA 1 (AP" 76)

SN 1410

CARD/COLUMN

2/66

2/67

VAR No

107

108

TITLE

Contlnued

2nd Mention

- 39 .

CODES

6 Sleep lnterferes wlthsleep

7 Hearing affects hearlng8 General annoyance

prevents concentratlon,causes generalannoyance, can frighten,startle, makea you JUMPeta. ,

o Other answers ,9 Don't know/not answeredBlank

1 Aggravatea existlngnervous condltlons.Harmful to anyone wi thnerves, makes nervouspeople more ao

2 Causes nerves causesnervous reaction, badfor nerves, makesnerves bad, makespeople mentally tense/irrltable/prlckly/short-tempered/depressecgets you down

3 Old people anyreference to old peoplefrlghtens old people,makes old peoplenervous, can give themheart attacks, upsetsthem

4 Babies and childrenFrlghtens/upsets/bables/young chlldren/chlldren

5 Headaches causesheadaches

6 Sleep lnterferes wlthsleep

7 Hearlng affects hearlng8 General annoyance

prevents concentratlon,causes generalannoyance, can frlghtenstartle, makes you Jumpetc. ,

o Other answers

9 Don't knowLnot answeredBlank J

MARGINALS

53

339149

160U8

3017

145

179

284

146

52

68

16470

68

4709


1410SN


2/68 109 Q22) Would you say you weremore aens1.t1.ve or lesssens~t~ve than other peopleto no~se 1 More 932

2 Less 20203 Same 27244 Don't know 1929 Not answered 17

2/69 110 Q23) Have you ever talkedto other people, e~ther

members of your family,neighbours or fr~ends

about traff~c no~se orabout a~rcraft no~se 1 No, not talked about 3027

e~ther

IF YES. Traff~c no~se ora~rcraft no~se or both 2 Yes, traff~c no~se 410

3 Yes, aircraft no~se 14134 Yes, both k~nds of no~se 9979 Not answered 38

2/70-77 1111-118 Q24) I have here a list ofno~ses w~ch somet~mes

annoy people - do they everannoy you

2/70 111 A dr~pp~ng tsp 1 Yes 36272 No 22399 Not answered 19

2/71 112 A dog barking cont~nuously 1 Yes 42072 No 16569 Not answered 22

2/72 113 The sound of a kn~fe grat~ng

on a plate 1 Yes 23272 No 35319 Not answered 27

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2/73 114 Somel!>ody wh1stl1ng out oftune 1 Yes 1715


2/74 115 Somebody switch1ng on therad10 when you want to beqU1et 1 Yes 2312


2/75 116 A pneumat1c dr111 1 Yes 39562 No 19079 Not answered 22

2/76 117 A bang1ng door 1 Yes 35102 No 23509 Not answered 25

2/77 118 Total n01ses that annoy(1e. code 1 at VARSlil-117) 0 None 2

1 One 4262 Two 6633 Three 9714 Four 11785 F1ve 10556 S1X 6497 Seven 444Blank 497

.

2/78 119 Q25) Many people haved1fferent V1ews about noisewhen they're at home whenyou.are at home and notd01ng anything spec1s1,how much noise do you l1ke,complete s11ence, Bornenoise, or a lot of n~1se 1 Complete s11ence 707

2 10543 18524 17325 3636 637 A lot of n01se 64

9 Not answered 50

- 41 -Form No SA 1 (APR 76)

1410SN


Of course the extent towhlch people ere annoyedby nOlse at home maydepend on the tlme theyspend at home

2/79 120 Q26A) Please thlnkcarefully over the pasttwo weeks - that's to say,back to the ..... (day ofweek) before last. Durlngthe P9st fortnlght, howmeny times have youpersonally spent most ofthe evenlng out of yourhome 1 None 1634

2 1 or 2 un3 3 or 4 1076-4 5 or 6 6455 7 or 8 4726 9 or 10 3237 More than 10 4719 Not answered 51

2/80 121 Q26B) Thlnklng back tolast weekend, and theweekend before, dld youspend elther of them awayfrom home 1 No 4427

2 Yes, one weekend 10283 Yes, both weekends 379

'9 Not answered 51

3/1-3 ProJect Number 3 dlgl t code(460)

3/4-7 Serlal Number 4 digl t code



1410SN


HEALTH SECTION

I'd l~ke to ask you(f~rstly) Some questionsabout how you have beenfeel~ng dur~ng the lastfew weeks

3/9 122 Ql) Dunng the 2 weekswh~ch ended last Sundaywould you say your healthhad been 1 Very good 1738

2 Good 17133 Average 16434 Poor 6115 Very poor 1189 Not answered 62

3/10-36 123-149 Q2a) Dur~ng the two weekswh~ch ended last Sundayhave you had .....Q2b) IF YES TO ANY ITEM:D~d the •.••.• start ~n

these last two weeks ord~d ~t start before(~.e this part~cularbout or attsck)

3/10 123 A sore throat 0 No 5053

IF YES 1 Started ~n last 2 weeks 5952 Started before that 2218 o anawered but-1-2 14


3/11 124 Breathlessness 0 No 4958

IF YES 1 Started ~n last 2 weeks 1562 Started before that 7418 o answered but 1-2 23


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3/12 125 Conshpahon or DJ.arrhoea 0 No 5380

IF YES 1 Started in last 2 weeks 1982 Started before that 2618 o answered but 1-2 14

blsnk9 Not answered 32

3/13 126 FeelJ.ng SJ.ck (nausea orvomJ. ttJ.ng) 0 No 5398

IF YES 1 Started J.n la st 2 weeks 2932 Started before that 1588 o answered but 1-2 12


3/14 127 IndJ.gestJ.on 0 No 4914

IF YES 1 Started J.n last 2 weeks 3702 Started before that 5518 o answered but 1-2 34


3/15 128 A feelJ.ng of ssdness ordepressJ.on 0 No 4172

IF YES 1 Started J.n la st 2 weeks 5822 Started before that 10848 o answered but 1-2 30


3/16 129 Eye straJ.n or other eyetrouble 0 No 4796

IF YES 1 Started J.n last 2 weeks 2012 Started before that 8578 o answered but 1-2 20


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3/17 130 Fa~ntness or d~zziness 0 No 5331

IF YES 1 Stsrted ~n lsst 2 weeks 2022 Started before that 3098 o answered but 1-2 14


3/18 131 Headaches 0 No 3957

IF YES 1 Started ~n last 2 weeks 9072 Started before thst 9588 o answered but 1-2 54


3/19 132 Less of appetite 0 No 5369

IF YES 1 Started ~n la st 2 weeks 2482 Stsrted before that 2308 o snswered but 1-2 25


3/20 133 Any problem be~ng under-we~ght or overwe~ght 0 No 4687



.

3/21 134 Irr~table or short-tempered 0 No 4192

IF YES 1 Started ~n last 2 weeks 5462 Started before thst 10718 o answered but 1-2 44

blsnk9 Not answered 32

- 45 -

F=orm No SA 1 (APA 76)

1410SN

CARDfCOLUMN VAR No TITLE CODES MARGINALS

3/22 135 Pa~ns ~n the chest 0 No 5390



3/23 136 Backache or pa~ns In theback 0 No 4494

IF YES 1 Started ~n la st 2 weeks 3462 Started before that 9988 o answered but 1-2 33


3/24 137 Aches or ps~ns ~n theJ o~nts, legs, muscles orarms 0 No 4020



3/25 138 Palpltations or thump~ng

heart 0 No 5405



3/26 139 Sores, ulcers, rashes orother sk~n trouble 0 No 5240




1410SN


3/27 140 D~d you have d~fficulty ingetting to sleep 0 No 4553

IF YES 1 Started ~n last 2 weeka 3532 Started before that 9418 o answered but 1-2 28

blank9 Not answered la

3/28 141 D~d you wake dur~ng the=ght 0 No 3766



3/29 142 N~ghtmares 0 No 5532



3/30 143 Swollen ankles 0 No 5340

IF n:s 1 Started ~n la st 2 weeka 1032 Started before that 4128 o answered but 1-2 9


3/31 144 Burns, brul.ses, cuts orother acc~denta 0 No 5160



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Form No SA 1 (A,PA 76)

1410SN


3/32 145 Undue tl.redness or fatl.gue 0 No 4271

IF YES 1 Started in last 2 weeks 5392 Started before that 9918 o answered but 1-2. 39


3/33 146 Havs you been feel1.ngnervous 0 No 4940

IF YES 1 Started l.n la st 2 weeks 2652 Started before that 6278 o snswered but 1-2 31


3/34 147 Any problems wl.th yourears 0 No 5257

IF YES 1 Started l.n last 2 weeks 1162 Started before that 4828 o answered but 1-2 18


3/35 148 Have you been hearl.ng arl.ngl.ng l.n your ears 0 No 5531

IF YES 1 Started l.n last 2 weeks 742 Started before that 2468 o answered but 1-2 15


3/36 149 Women's complal.nts ll.keperl. od pal.ns 0 No 2647

IF YES 1 Started l.n la st 2 weeks 1582 Started before that 173

-' 8 o answered but 1-2 14blank

9 Not answered 15Blank 2878

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3/37-38 150 Q2c) A Are there anysymptoms I ha ven 'tment~oned that you havehad dur~ng the 2 weeks(end~ng last Sunday)

1st Mention 2 d~g~t code (01-27)(See attached l~st)Blank 5245

3/39 151 Q2c) B Symptom mentioned 0 No 5065

IF YES 1 Started ~n last 2 weeks 2392 Started before thet 2928 o answered but 1-2 109

blank9 Not answered 176Blank 4

3/40-41 152 Q2c) A Are there anysymptoms I haven'tment~oned that you havehad dur~ng the 2 weeks(end~ng last Sunday)

2nd Menhon 2 d~g~t code (01-27)(See attsched l~st)

Blank 5830

3/42 153 Q2c) B Symptom ment~oned 0 No 5609


blank9 Not answered 213Blank 8

ASK WOMEN AGED 15-50

3/43 154 Q3a) When d~d you lasthave a menstrual per~od

was it •.•.. 1 In the last 4 weeks 12622 Or longer than 4 weeks 288

ago3 Other 269 Not answered 301Blank 4008


1410SN

CARD/COLUMN

3/44

3/45

3/ 46-47

3/48

VAR No

155

156

157

158

159

TITLE

IF WITHIN THE LAST 4 WEEKS

Q3B) How many days haveelspsed between the firstday of the last menstrualperiod snd the day of the1nterview

ASK ALL

Q4A) Do you suffer fromany long stand1ng 111ness,d1sab1l1ty or inf1rml.ty

IF YES

Q4B) What do you sufferfrom

Q5A) Dur1ng the 2 weeksWh1Ch ended last Sundsy,did you have to cut downat all on the th1ngs youusually do because of snyof the compla1nts we havement10ned so far

IF YES

Q5B) How many days was th1S1n all, includ1ngSaturdays and Sundays

- 50

CODES

1 1-7 days2 8-14 days3 15-22 days4 23 days or more9 Not answeredBlank

1 Yes2 No9 Not answered

2 dig1t code (01-27)(See attached Ilst)Blank

1 Yes2 No9 Not answered

2 dl.g1t code(01-14 number of days)99 Not answeredBlank

MARGINALS

267355272224144

4623

15324307

46

4353

5595303

23

645326

Form No SA 1 (AP~ 761

SN 1410


3/51 160 Q6A) Did you have to missdays at work (or at school)dur~ng the 2 weeks whichended last Sunday 1 Yea 199

2 No 1843 Not appl~cable 1599 Not answered 17Blank 5326

IF YES

3/52-53 161 Q6B) How many days d~d

•.••.• (symptom of ~llness)

keep you away (dur1ng the2 weeks wh1ch ended lastSunday) 2 d1g1t code

(01-14 number of days)99 Not answered 4Blank 5686

3/54 162 Q7A) D1d you stay 1n bedat all for any of thesesymptoms/111nesses 1 Yes 118

2 No 789 Not answered 3Blank 5686

IF YES

3/55-56 163 Q7B) How many daya wereyou in bed all or most ofthe day. (Dunng the 2weeks Wh1Ch ended lsstSunday) 2 digit code

(01-14 number of days)99 Not answered 3Blank 5767

ASK ALL

3/57 164 QaA) Now I want to ask youabout any med1c1nes thatyou may have taken dur1ngthe 2 weeks Wh1Ch endedlast Sunday. Have y.:oubeen tak1ng any med1c1nes,


1410SN


Contlnued

3/57 164 tablets, tonlcs, or pilla,(lncludlng contraceptlvepllla) durlng the last2 weeks (even asp1r1ns,sleeplng pllls or nervepllls, and thlngs likethat 1 Yes 3305


IF YES

ITEMS A-F

3/58-75 165-176 QaB) What was 1 ts name(What we,s 1 t for)

Q8C) Was 1 t prescrl bed bya doctor

ITEM A

3/58-59 165 Name of drug/what for etc., 2 diglt code (01-17)(See attached list)Blank 2580

3/60 166 Prescrlbed by Doctor 1 Yes 21042 No 11719 Not answered 30Blank 2580

ITEM B

3/61-62 167 Name of drug/what for etc., 2 dlglt code (01-17)(See attached IlSt)Blank 4479

3/63 168 Prescribed by ~octor 1 Yea 10112 No 3849 Not answered 11Blank 4479

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ITEM C

3/64-65 169 Name of drug/what for etc., 2 d~g~t code (01-17)(See attached l~st)Blank 5317

3/66 170 Prescr~bed by Doctor 1 Yea 4142 No 1499 Not answered 5Blank 5317

I'fEM D

3/67-68 171 Name of drug/what for etc., 2 d~g~t code (01-17)(See attached l~st)

Blank 5649

3/69 172 Prescr~bed by Doctor 1 Yea 1882 No 479 Not answered 1Blank 5649

ITEM E

3/70-71 173 Name of drug/What for etc./ 2 d~g~t code (01-17)(See attached list)Blank 5791

3/72 174 Prescr~bed by Doctor 1 Yes 732 No 199 Not answered 2Blank 5791

ITEM F

3/73-74 175 Name of drug/What for etc., 2 d~g~t code (01-17)(See attached l~st)

Blank 5839

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3/75 176 Prescribed by Doctor 1 Yes 342 No 119 Not answered 1Blank 5839

3/76 177 Total number of ~tems

taken 0 No med~cines or drugs 2580taken

1 One 18992 Two 8383 Three 3324 Four 1425 Five 486 S~x 46

3/77 178 Total number of spec~al

drugs 0 No med~c~nea or drugs 5243taken

1 One 5062 Two 1123 Three 214 Four 29 Not answered 1

3/78-79 Unused Unused

3/80 9 Sl~p punch card deck 5885

4/1-3 ProJect Number 3 d~git code (460),

4/4-7 Serial Number 4 d~g~t code


4/9 179 Q9A) Last week or the weekbefore, apart from visitato a hosp~tal, d~d youtalk to a general

- 54 -

Form No SA. 1 (APR 76)

SN 1410


Contlnued

4/9 179 practltloner (as a doctor)for any reason at all 1 Yes 1065


IF YES

4/10 180 Q9B) How many hmes dldyou talk to hlm 1 Once 821

2 TWlce 1533 Three tlmes 354 Four tlmes 95 Flve tlmes 66 Six times 27 Seven times 28 Elght tlmes 39 Not answered 34Blank 4820

4/n 181 Q9C) WaS thla/were they onyour own behalf or forsomeone else (IF forsomeone else, dld you talkto the doctor, at the sametlme sbout yourself) 1 Excluslvely own hehalf 855

2 For someone else, but 37mentioned self

3 Exclusively for someone 101~lse

4 Other 169 Not answered 56Blank 4820

4/12 182 Q10A) Durlng the laat 3months, that lS Slnce ....did you sttend as s patlentthe casualty or out-patlentdepartment of s hospltal(apart from hospltal,ante or post-natal cllnlcs) 1 Yes 904


- .,,, -Form No SA 1 (APA 76)

1410SN

CARD/COLUMN V AR No TITLE CODES MARGINALS

IF YES

4/13 183 Q10B) How many hmes didyou sttend 1 One 503

2 Two 1823 Three 994 Four 365 Fl.ve U6 Six 147 Seven 48 El.ght 429 Not answered 13Blank 4981

4/14 184 QllA) During the last 3months, were you l.nhospital as a patl.ent,overnl.ght or longer (apartfrom havl.ng a baby) 1 Yes 178


l:F YES

4/15 185 QUB) How many times dl.dyou go l.n 1 One 152

2 Two 123 Three 64 Four 15 Five -6 Six -7 Seven -8 El.ght -9 Not answered 7Blank 5707

4/16-17 186 QllC) How many daysaltogether were you l.nhospl.ta1 durl.ng the last3 months 2 dl.gl.t code

(01-90) actual daysBlank 5707

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4/18-21 187-190 Q12) In general, howsat~sf~ed are you w~th

the care you have rece~ved

from

4/18 187 The Nat~onal HealthService as a whole 1 Very sahsfied 2875

2 Fairly sat~sfied 20514 Rather dissat~sf~ed 3935 Very dissat~sf~ed 1883 No feel~ng e~ther way 3749 Not answered 4

4/19 188 Local G.P's 1 Very sat~sf~ed 34532 Fsirly sat~sfied 14854 Rather d~ssat~sfied 3525 Very d~ssat~sf~ed 1763 No feel~ng e~ther way 4099 Not answered 10

4/20 189 Local Hosp~tals 1 Very sat~sf~ed 26172 Fa~rly satisfied 12314 Rather disaat~sf~ed 2805 Very d~ssatisf~ed 1613 No fee1~ng either way 15849 Not answered 12

4/21 190 Local cl~mc 1 Very sat~sf~ed 11782 Fairly sat~sf~ed 5884 Rather d~ssat~sfied 615 Very d~ssat~sf~ed 503 No feel~ng e~ther way 39729 Not answered 36

Q3) I'd like now to runthrough a l~at of healthand welfare serv~ces wh~ch

people can attend or fromwh~ch they can rece~ve

v~s~ts. Some won't applyto you but others may.For each one could you tellme whether you have madeuse of them during the lastmonth, that is el.nee .....(date) - 57 -


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4/22-21 191-196 Q13A) In th~s lsst monthd~d you rece~ve at yourown home any v~s~ts from ...

4/22 191 A d~str~ct nurse 1 Yes 182 No 58029 Not answered 5

4/23 192 A health vis~tor 1 Yes 1462 No 51299 Not answered 10

4/24 193 A welfere or soc~al worker 1 Yes 1222 No 51509 Not answered 13

4/25 194 A home help 1 Yes 132 No 58029 Not answered 10

4/26 195 Mesls on wheels 1 Yes 282 No 58459 Not answered 12

4/21 196 The ch~ropody serv~ces 1 Yes 682 No 51989 Not answered 19

4/28-33 191-202 Q13B) And d1d you make useof •..••••

4/28 191 )(ass xray 1 Yes 1062 No 51699 Not answered 10

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4/29 198 The ambulance serv~ce 1 Yes 1112 No 57629 Not answered 12

4/30 199 A health v~sitor at a cl~n~c

or surgery 1 Yes 1082 No 57599 Not answered 18

4/31 200 A welfsre or soc~sl workerat a cl~n~c or surgery 1 Yes 37


4/32 201 A d~str~ct nurse at acl~~c or surgery 1 Yes 27


4/33 202 The ch~rpody serv~ce ata cl~n~c or surgery 1 Yes 111


4/34-36 203-205 Q13C) Ask women only •••.•

4/34 203 Family plann~ng serv~ces 1 Yes 1782 No 30829 Not answered 45Blank 2580

4/35 204 Ante-natal or relaxat~on

classes 1 Yes 382 No 32069 Not answered 61Blank 2580

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Form No SA 1 (APA 7eJ

1410SN


4/36 205 Post-natal CllnlCS 1 Yes 112 No 32319 Not answered 63Blank 2580

4/37 Unused Unused

ASK ALL

4/38 206 Q13D) Any other health orwelfare serVl ces 1 Yes 336


4/39-42 207-210 Total number of serV1cesused

4/39 207 Total code l's at cols22-27 (Q13A) 0 None 5519

1 One 2722 Two 543 Three 294 Four 95 Flve -6 SlX 2

4/40 208 Total code l's at cols28-33 (Q13B) 0 None 5456

1 One 3822 Two 373 Three 44 Four 25 Flve -6 SlX 4

4/41 209 Total code l's st cols34-36 (Q13C) 0 None 5667

1 One 2122 Two 33 Three 3

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4/42 210 Code 1 at col 38 (Q13D) 0 None 55491 One 336

4/43 211 Total scores of cols 39-42(Q13A-D) ID None 4751

1 One 8662 Two 1743 Three 474 Four 285 F1ve 106 S1X 47 Seven 48 E1ght -9 N1ne 1

Ql) GENERAL SECTION

4/44 212 Number of working adults16+ (fu11-t1me and part-bme) 0 None 996

1 One 19402 Two 19603 Three 6704 Four 2455 Five 606 S1X 87 Seven 38 E1ght -9 Not answered 3

4/45 213 Number of non-work1ng adults16+ 0 None 2523

1 One 22982 Two 8973 Three . 1304 Four 305 F1ve 46 Six -7 Seven 28 E1ght -9 Not answered 1

4/46 214 Number of ch11dren 0-4 years 0 None 51991 One 5222 Two 1503 Three 11

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Cont~nued

4/46 214 4 Four 15 F~ve 19 Not answered 1

4/47 215 Number of ch~ldren 5-15years 0 None 4329

1 One 7412 Two 5333 Three 2044 Four 615 Five 106 Six 57 Seven 19 Not answered 1

4/48-49 216 Total number of persons inhousehold (~nclud~ng

respondent) 2 dig~t code(actual number)

4/50 217 Relat~onsh~p to head ofhousehold 1 Respondent ~s head of 3030

household2 W~fe 19663 Son/daughter 6294 Parent 305 Parent-~n-law 136 Other relat~on 947 Lodger 658 Other (non'elector) 439 Don't know/not answered 15

4/51-52 218 Age of Respondent 2 digit code(01-98)99 Not answered 51

4/53 219 Sex 1 Male 25802 Female 3305

- 62Form No SA 1 (APR 7&)

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4/54 220 Marl tal statua 1 Marrled 37222 Single 12843 WldDwed 5764 DlvDrced/separated 2359 NDt answered 68

HOUSEHOLD SUMMARY

4/55-56 221 Slngle PersDn hDusehDlds

FaIDlly hDusehDlds

Other small hDusehDlds

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01

0203

04

05

06

07

08

09

10

11

PersDn aged under 30yearsPersDn aged 30-59 yearsPerson aged 60 yearsand overYDung marrleds husband snd Wlfe onlywlth head Df hDusehDldunder 30 yearsSmall fsmllles withan lnfant - hDuseholdscontainlng 1 or 2adults, wlth 1 Dr 2children, at least DneDf whom lS less than5 yesrsOther, small familyUfiltS - Dther hDusehDldcDntalnlng 1 or 2adults wlth I Dr 2chlldrenLarge faffillles wlthYDung childrenhDusehDlds cDntalning3 Dr more children, Dr2 children wlth 3 DrmDre adults, where stlesst Dne Chlld lS lessthan 12 years of ageOther, large famllyunltS - other hDusehDldconta1nlng 3 or morechlldren Dr 2 chlldrenwlth 3 or mDre sdultsLarger sdult famllieswlth a Chlld. 3 Dr mDreadults wlth 1 Chlldunder 16 yearsOther, large adultUIlltS - Dther 3 DrmDre adult hDuseholdsElderly cDuples - 2person hDusehDld wlthat least 1 perSDn aged

126

275480

226

445

530

474

121

344

1194

902


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CARD/COLUMN

4/55-56

4/57-58

VAA No

221

222

TITLE

Contl.nued

IF ANYONE OTHER THANRESPONDENT IS HEAD OFHOUSEHOLD

Q3) What l.S the occupatl.onof the Head of Household

ASK ALL

CODES

aged 60 yeara and over12 Other adult couples

all other 2 personhousehold a notl.ncluded l.n categorl.es

2 dl.gl.t code (S.E.G.)(01-18)

MARGINALS

768

4/59 223 Q4) Are you ",rkl.ng atpresent

ASK ALL NON WORKING

1 Working full-time 2953(31+ hours per week)

2 Workl.ng part-tl.me 662(10-30 hours per week)

3 Unemployed (actl.vely 105seekl.ng work)

4 Retl.red 8385 Non-workl.ng housewl.fe 9966 GOl.ng to school 727 In other full-tl.me 123

educatl.on8 Off work through 36

temporary l.llness(less than 6 months)

9 Off wo~k (through 46l.llness or dl.sabl.ll.tyfor more than 6 months)

C Other 24

4/60 224 Q5) Would you ll.ke to havea job

_ hA _

1 Yes, very much2 Yes, qUl.te ll.ke to4 No, not really5 Definl.tely not3 No feell.ngs el.ther way9 Not answeredBlank

323339517772

56233

3645


1410SN

CARD/COLUMN

4/61-62

4/63

4/64

4/65

4/66

VAA No

225

226

227

228

229

TITLE

ASK ALL EXCEPT THOSE INFULL~TIME EDUCATION

Q6) What lS your occupation

ASK ALL WORKING

Q7) Where do you spend mostof your working hours

QS) Do you work at Hesthrowalrport, or for any companyconnected 1n any way w1ththe alrport

Q9) How long have you been1n your present job

QIOA) Somet1mes people havea genersl feel1ng of be1ngfed up Wlth their Jobs. Doyou ever feel llke that

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CODES

2 d1g1t code (S.E.G.)(01-18)Blank

1 At employment address2 At home3 Travelllng round4 Comblnat1on of 2 or

more9 Not snsweredBlsnk

1 Work at a1rport2 Company connected w1th

airport3 Ne1ther9 Not answeredBlank

1 Less than 6 months2 6 months but less than

1 year3 1 year but less than 5

years4 5 years but less than

10 yesrs5 More than 10 years9 Not answeredBlank

1 Yes2 No9 Not snsweredBlsnk

MARGINALS

195

2828120417268

122240

223106

327640

2240

338327

1305

687

96424

2240

18821742

212240


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CARD/COLUMN

4/67

VAA No

230

TITLe

IF YES

Q10B) Would you say youfeel like that

Qll) I should like to askyou how sat~sf~ed ord~sS8t~sf~ed you are w~th

certa~n aspects of yourpresent (ma~n) Job. Howsat~sf~ed are you w~th;-

coDes

1 Nearly all of the t~me

2 Fa~rly often3 Sometimes but not often4 Rarely9 Not answeredBlank

MARGINALS

146354972369

414003

4/68 231 QllA) Your Job secur~ty that ~s be~ng sure thatyou can cont~nue ~n yourpresent Job. Would yousay you are 1 Very sat~sf~ed 2225

2 Fa~rly sat~sf~ed 10314 Rather d~ssat~sf~ed 1665 Very dissat~sf~ed 1063 No feel~ngs e~ther way 869 Not answered 31Blank 2240

4/69

4/70

232

233

QllB) And your phys~cal

working conditions - that18 nO~8eJ comfort, hazards,cleanlinesa and so on.Would you say you are

QlaA) Altogethar, how muchare you bothered by no~se

~n general at work (wh~leyou are work~ng). Wouldyou aay you are

- 66 -

1 Very satisfied2 Fa~rly satiBf~ed

4 Rather dissat~sf~ed

5 Very d~saatisf~ed

3 No feel~ngs e~ther way9 Not answeredBlank

7 Very much bothered65

16591438

289128

8051

2240

193149272


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Cont~nued

4/70 233 4 3713 4982 5621 Not at all bothered 1555~


4/71 234 Q12B) Would you say that theno~se at work (wh~le youare work~ng) ia:- 1 At lot more then at 1398

home2 A l~ ttle more then at 705

home3 About the same as at 676

home4 A l~ttle lesa than at 379

home5 A lot less than at 329

home6 Works at home 959 Not answered 63Blank 2240

CLASSIFICATION

4/72 235 Q13) Age of f~n~shing

full-t~me educat~on 1 14 or under 19862 15 9983 16 9774 17 4675 18 4356 19 or over 7927 St~ll re ce~v~ng 200

full-t~me educat~on


4/73 236 Q14A) Country of B~rth 1 Great Br~ta~n 46422 Northern Ir~land 323 Southern Ireland 2414 India/Paostan/ 279

Bangladesh5 West Ind~es 1046 Canada, Austral~a, 30

New Zesland7 Other Commonwealth 102

countr~es

8 Elsewhere 448- 67 -


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Conhnued

4/13.. 236 9 Not answered 7

IF NOT BORN IN GREAT BRITAIN

4/74 237 Q14B) In what year dld youcome to Brltaln 1 Before 1955 280

2 1955-1959 1163 1960-1962 1354 1963-1967 1885 1968-1972 1996 1973 287 1974-1975 598 1976-1977 489 Don't lrnow/not answered 182Blank 4650

ASK ALL

4/75-80 238-243 Q15) Do you or anyone Inthe houaehold have a :-

4/75 238 T.V 1 Yea 56462 No 2279 Not answered 12

4/76 239 Radlo 1 Yea 57292 No 1359 Not answered 21

4/77 240 Record player/tape recorder 1 Yes 47792 No 10639 Not answered 43

4/78 241 Car 1 Yes 37122 No 21459 Not answered 27Blank 1

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Form No SA 1 IAPR 76)

SN 1410

CARD/COLUMN V.AA No TITLE CODES MARGINALS

4/79 242 Telephone 1 Yes 45172 No 13439 Not answered 25

4/80 243 Double glazing 1 Yes 11782 No 46699 Not answered 37Blank 1

5/1-3 ProJect Number 3 d1g1t code (460)

5/4-7 Ser1al Number 4 dipt code


5/9 244 Q16A) Have you heardanyth1ng about th1Senqu1ry before 1 Yes 109


5/10 245 Q16B) How many t1mes heveyou been asked to give asoc1sl research or marketrssearch 1nterv1ew w1th1nthe past twelve months. 1 None 4976Ha ve been asked one ... vr 2 Two 362more t1mes 3 'tThree 118

4 Four 405 F1ve 146 S1X 67 Seven 88 E1ght 229 Not answered 339

- 69 -

Form No SA 1 (APR 78l

SN 1410


5/11 24-6 Q16C) How many tlmes haveyou in fact agreed to givean lntervlew withln thepast twelve months. 1 None 100Have agreed one or more 2 Two 34-0tlmea 3 Three 105

4 Four 225 Flve 76 SlX 57 Seven 48 Elght 129 Not answered 314Blank 4976

END OF INTERVIEW

5/12 247 Q17) Intervlew waaconducted Wl th 1 Reapondent 5683

2 Respondent, helped by 112asslstant

3 Reapondent, helped by 49lnterpreter

4 ASSl stant, Wlth 9respondent present

9 Not answered 32

5/13 248 Q18) Was anyone elsepreaent for any part ofthe lntervlew 1 Yes 2547


5/14 249 Q19) Do you conslder thereapondent to be 1 Very lntelllgent 673

2 Falrly lntelllgent 16883 About average 2965

lntelllgence4 Sllghtly below average 467

lntelllgence5 Well below average 47

intelllgence9 Not answered 45

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Form No SA 1 IAPR 76)

1410SN


5/15 250 Q20) DD you conslder thehearing capaclty of therespondent to be 1 A1>ove average 321

2 Average 49633 Moderately dllJl.l.n1shed 4724 Very dlmlnlshed 199 Not answered 44

5/16 251 Q21) Number of calls madeto obtaln lntervlew 1 Intervlew obtalned at 1965

first call2 InterV1ew obtalned at 1149

flrst re-call3 Intervlew obtalned at 1011

second re-call4 InterV1ew obtalned at 564

tlurd re-call5 Intervlew ohtalned at 255

fourth re-call6 Flve or more re-calls 114

made to obtalnlntervlew

9 Not answered 141

5/11-19 252 Length of lntervlew 3 dlglt code(In mlnutes)

999 Not answered 59

5/20 253 Addresses re-issued 1 Addresses re-issued 60to lntervlewers asecond tlme In a furtheattempt to get aproductlve lntervlew

Blank 5605

5/21-24 254 Interviewer Number 4 dlglt codeBlank 1Other Wlld code 2

TEN MINUTE TRAFFIC COUNT

5/25-21 255 Llght vehlcles 3 diglt code(actual number)

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~orm No SA 1 (APR 715)

1410SN

CARD/COLUMN VAA No TITLe coDes MARGINAUi

5/28-30 256 Heavy vehlcles 3 dlgit code(actual number)Blsnk 1

5/31-33 257 Totsl vehlcles 3 dlglt code(actual number)

5/34-36 258-260 Standard Noise Messures

Home addressInformatlon by whlch eachrespondent's degree ofexposure to alrcraft noisecould be ldentlfied wsssupplled by the C1VllAVlatlon Aurhorlty (C.A.A),ln terms of the NOlse andNumber Index (N.N.I). TheNoise snd Number Index wasdeveloped by the COmmltt~e

on the problem of NOlse(1963) on the basls of theflrst soclal survey aroundHeathrow; lt lS constructedby comblOlng measures ofloudness (L) of alrcraft(measured ln PNdB) andnumber (N) heard ln thefol10Wlng equatlonL+15 Log N-80.The values of Nand L werealso avallab1e and used lnthe analysls when lt wasapproprlate.

5/34

5/35

258

259 N

- 72 -

1 Less than 352 35-443 45-544 55+

1 Less than 502 50-1493 150-2494 250+

143716262048

774

975226713391304


1410SN


5/36 260 L 1 Less than 90 21322 90-94 17063 95-99 15854 100+ 462

5/37 261 Intervlewer Number 8lntervlews lnvolved Inthe experlment 1 Intervlewer 1 30

2 Intervlewer 2 293 Intervlewer 3 364 Intervlewer 4 295 Intervlewer 5 286 Intervlewer 6 317 Intervlewer 7 288 Intervlewer 8 30Blank 5644

5/38-40 262-264 Standard NOlse Measures

Work address

5/38 262 N N I 1 Less than 35 9792 35-44 6463 45-54 4034 55+ 3729 Not obtalned 427Blank 3058

5/39 263 N 1 Less than 50 BOO2 50-149 8163 150-249 3034 250+ 4819 Not obtained 427Blank 3058

5/40 264 L 1 Less than 90 1270- 2 90-94 5293 95-99 2824 100+ 3199 Not obtained 427Blank 3058

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5/41 Unused Unused

GENERAL HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE

5/42-71 265-294 We should 11ke to know 1fyou have had any med1calcomp~a1nts, snd how yourhealth has been 1n generalover the past few weeks.Have you recently.-

5/42 265 Been able to concentrateon whatever your d01ng 1 Better than usual 234

2 Same as usual 46583 Less than usual 7684 Much less than usual 1319 Not snswered/Don't know 31Blank 63

5/43 266 Lost much sleep over worry 1 Not at all 29182 No more than usual 21093 Rather more than usual 6184 Much more than usual 1329 Not answered/Don't know 45Blsnk 63

5/44 267 Felt thsn you are play1ng auseful part 1n things 1 More so than usual 573

2 Same as usual 44193 Less useful than usual 5134 Much less useful lJ779 Not answered/Don't know eoBlank 63

5/45 268 Felt capable of mak1ngdec1s10ns about th1ngs 1 More so than usual 610

2 Same as usual 47483 Less useful than usual 3424 Much less useful 709 Not answered/Don't know 52Blank 63

- 74 -


SN 1410


5/46 269 Felt constantly under straln 1 Not st all 22062 No more than usual 24173 Rather more than usual 9694 Much more than usual 1729 Not answered/Don't know 58Blank 63

5/47 270 Felt that you couldn'tovercome your dlfflcultles 1 Not at all 2589

2 No more than usual 26203 Rather more than usual 4394 Much more than usus 1 1209 Not answered/Don't know 54Blank 63

5/48 271 Been able to enjoy yournormal day-to-dayactlvltles 1 More so than usual 420

2 Same as usual 44583 Less than usual 7344 Much less than usual 1509 Not answered/Don't know 60Blank 63

5/49 272 Been able to face up toyour problems 1 More so than usual 374

2 Same as ususl 48403 Less able than ususl 4694 Much less able 789 Not answered/Don't know 61Blank 63

5/50 273 Been feellng unhappy anddepressed 1 Not at all 2558

2 No more than ususl 21333 Rather more than usual 8744 Much more than usual 1999 Not answered/Don't know 58Blank 63

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5/51 274 Been los~ng conf~dence ~n

yourself 1 Not at all 34642 No more than usual 17883 Rather more than usual 4144 Much more than usual 1009 Not answered/Don't know 56Blank 63

5/52 275 Been t~n~ng of yourselfas a worthless person 1 Not at sll 4138

2 No more than usual 13533 Rather more than usual 2014 Much more than usual 679 Not answered/Don't know 63Blank 63

5/53 276 Been feeling reasonablyhappy all things considered 1 More so than usual 611

2 About same as usual 46133 Less so than usual 4394 Much less than usual 999 Not snswsred/Don't know 60Blank 63

5/54 277 Been manag~ng to keepyourself busy and occup~ed 1 More so than usual 1525

2 Same as usual 38123 Rather less than usual 3354 Much less thsn usual 1039 Not answered/Don't know 47Blank 63

5/55 278 Been gett~ng out· of thehouse as much as usual 1 More so than usual 1023

2 Same as usual 38373 Less than usual 7224 Much less than usual 1989 Not answered/Don't know 42Blank 63

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5/56 279 Been feel~ng on the wholeYDU were dD~ng th~ngs well 1 Better than usual 579

2 AbDut the same 46813 Less well than usual 4244 Much less well 899 NDt snswered/Don't know 49Blank 63

5/57 280 Been sat~sf~ed w~th theway YDu've carr~ed DUtYDur task 1 Better than usual 522

2 About the same 47573 Less well than usual 3784 Much less well 599 NDt answered/DDn't knDw 106Blsnk 63

5/58 281 Been tak~ng th~ngs hard 1 Not at all 22752 No more than usual 27133 Rather more than usual 6144 Much more than usual 1119 NDt an swered/Don' t knDW 109Blank 63

5/59 282 FDund everyth~ng gett~ng DntDP Df you a. NDt at all 2716

2 ND mDre than usual 21163 Rather more than usual 7364 Much mDre thsn usual 1499 Not answered/DDn't know 105Blank 63

5/60 283 Been feel~ng nerVDUS andst~ung-up all the time 1 Not at all 2968

2 ND more than usual 19573 Rather mDre than usual 6694 Much mDra than ususl 1289 NDt answered/DDn't knDw 100Blank 63

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FOrm No SA 1 (APA 7eJ

SN 1410


5/61 284 Found at tlmes you couldn'tdo anythlng because yournerves were too bad 1 Not at all 4002


5/62 285 Been havlng restlessdlsturbed nlghts 1 Not at all 3234


5/63 286 Been managlng as well asmost people would ln yourshoes 1 More so than usual 605

2 Same as usual 48363 Rather less than usual 1954 Much less than usual 459 Not answered/Don't know 141Blank 63

5/64 287 Been able to feel warmthand affectlon for thosenear to you 1 Better than usual 808

2 About the aame as usual 46343 Less well than usual 2264 Much less well 529 Not answered/Don't know 102Blank 63

5/65 288 Been flndlng it easy to geton with other people 1 Better than usual 558

2 About the same as usual 49013 Less well than usual 2364 Much less well 349 Not answered/Don't know 93Blank 63

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5/66 289 Spent much tlme chattlngwlth people 1 Not at all 572

2 No more than usual 41723 Rather more than ususl 8434 Much more thsn usual 1449 Not answered/Don't know 91Blsnk 63

5/67 290 Been flndlng Ilfe a struggleall the hme 1 Not at all 2584


5/68 291 Been gettlng scared orpanicky for no good reason 1 Not at all 3916

2 No more than usual 14793 Rather more than usual 2704 Much more than usus 1 619 Not answered/Don~t know 96Blank 63

5/69 292 Felt that Ilfe lS entlrelyhopeless 1 Not at all 4393

2 No more than ususl 11073 Rather more than ususl 1714 Much more than usus1 649 Not answered/Don't know 87Blank 63

5/70 293 Been feeIlng hopeful aboutyour own future 1 More So than usual 1112

2 About same as usual 41173 Less so than usual 3894 Much less hopeful 1059 Not answered/Don't know 99Blank 63

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Form No SA 1 (AIIR 76)

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5/71 294 Felt that hfe isn'tworth ll.ving 1 Not at all 4664


5/72-73 295 Total number of codes3 or 4 on cols 42-71(VARS 265-294) 2 dl.gl.t aods

(00-30)99 Not answered/Don't know 63

5/74-76- 296 Total number of l.ntervl.ewsachl.eved to date 3 dl.gl.t code

999 Not answered/Don't know 712

5/77-79 Unused Unused

5/80 9 Sll.p punch card deck 5885

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SN:1410 APPENDIX I

AIRCRAFT NOISE AND THE PREVALENCE OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS

WARD NAME BOROUGH POLLING DISTRICTNAME

01 ALPERTN 01 BRENT 01 SAA

01 ALPERTN 01 BRENT 02 SAB

01 ALPERTN 01 BRENT 03 SAC

01 ALPERTN 01 BRENT 04 SAD

01 BELMORE 05 HILLINGDON 01 SA

01 BELMORE 05 HILLINGDON 02 SB

01 BELMORE 05 HILLINGDON 03 SC

01 BELMORE 05 HILLINGDON 04 SD

01 BRENT 03 EALING 01 KA

01 BRENT 03 EALING 02 KB

01 BRENT 03 EALING 03 KC

01 BRENT 03 EALING 04 KD

01 CLIFDEN 06 HOUNSLOW 01 P

01 CLIFDEN 06 HOUNSLOW 02 PA

01 CLIFDEN 06 HOUNSLOW 03 PD

01 CLIFDEN 06 HOUNSLOW 04 PE

01 BARNES 11 RICHMd\ND 01 RA

01 BARNES 11 RICHMOND 02 RB

01 BARNES 11 RICHMOND 03 RC

01 BERRYLD 08 KINGSTON 01 S

01 BERRYLD 08 KINGSTON 02 SA

01 BERRYLD 08 KINGSTON 03 SB

01 CANNON 10 MERTON 01 F

01 CANNON 10 MERTON 02 FA

01 CANNON 10 MERTON 03 FB

01 CANNON 10 MERTON 04 FC

01 CANNON 10 MERTON 05 FD

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01 BAKERST 13 WESTMINSTER 01 GM

01 BAKERST 13 WESTMINSTER 02 HM

01 BROMPTON 07 KENSINGTON 01 0

01 BROMPTON 07 KENSINGTON 02 OA

01 ANGEL 09 LAMBETH 01 CA

01 ANGEL 09 LAMBETH 02 CB

01 ANGEL 09 LAMBETH 03 CC

01 BALHAM 12 WANDSWORTH 01 ](A

01 BALHAM 12 WANDSWORTH 02 !CB

01 BALIlAM 12 WANDSWORTH 03 KC

01 BALHAM 12 WANDSWORTH 04 KD

01 ADELAID 02 CAMDEN 01 H

01 ADELAID 02 CAMDEN 02 I

01 ADELAID 02 CAMDEN 03 J

01 ADDISON 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 HA

01 ADDISON 04 HAMKERSMITH 02 HE

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02 BARHAM 01 BRENT 01 SBA

02 BARHAM: 01 BRENr 02 SBB

02 BARHAM 01 BRENT 03 SBC

02 BARHAM 01 BRENT 04 SBD

02 BARHAM 01 BRENT 05 SBE

02 BARHAM 01 BRENT 06 SBF

02 COLCOWL 05 HILLINGDON 01 IA

02 COLCOWL 05 HILLINGDON 02 IB

02 COLCOWL 05 HILLINGDON 03 IC

02 COLCOWL 05 HILLINGDON 04 ID

02 CENTRAL 03 EALING 01 DA

02 CENTRAL 03 EALING 02 DB

02 CENTRAL 03 EALING 03 DC

02 CENTRAL 03 EALING 04 DD

02 CENTRAL 03 EALING 01 DE

02 CENTRAL 03 EALING 02 DF

02 CENTRAL 03 EALING 03 DG

02 CENTRAL 03 EALING 04 DH

02 CTLTWIK 11 RICHMOND 01 DB

02 CTLTWIK 11 RICHMOND 02 DC

02 BURLING 08 KINGSTON 01 0

02 BURLING 08 KINGSTON 02 OA

02 MITCHCE 10 MERTON 01 M:

02 MITCHCE 10 MERTON 02 MA

02 MITCHCE 10 MERTON 03 !lIB

02 MITCHCE 10 MERTON 04 MC

02 MITCHCE 10 MERTON 05 MD

02 IIITCHCE 10 MERTON 06 ME

02 BELSIZE 02 CAMDEN 01 D

02 BELSIZE 02 CAMDEN 02 E

02 BELSIZE 02 CAMDEN 03 l'

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02 BELSIZE 02 CAMDEN 04 G

02 CAVENIS 13 WESTMINSTER 01 114

02 CAVENIS 13 WESTMINSTER 02 JM

02 AVONMOR 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 KA

02 AVONMOR 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 KB

02 CHEYNE 07 KENSINGTON 01 T

02 BISHOPS 09 LAMBETH 01 VA

02 BISHOPS 09 LAMBETH 02 VB

02 BISHOPS 09 LAMBETH 03 VC

02 BISHOPS 09 LAMBETH 04 VD

02 BISHOPS 09 LAMBETH 05 YE

02 BEDFORD 12 WANDSWORTH 01 TA

02 BEDFORD 12 WANDSWORTH 02 TB

02 BEDFORD 12 WANDSWORTH 03 TC

03 BRENWTR 01 BRENT 01 EAA

03 BRENWTR 01 BRENT 02 EAB

03 BRENWTR 01 BRENI' 03 EAC

03 CLEVELD 03 EALING 01 JA

03 CLEVELD 03 RAiLING 02 JB

03 CLEVELD 03 EALING 03 JC

03 CLEVELD 03 EALING 04 JD

03 CLEVELD 03 EALING 05 JE

03 CLEVELD 03 EALING 06 JF

03 CAMBDGE 08 KINGSTON 01 L

03 CAMBDGE 08 KINGSTON 02 LA

03 MITCHES 10 MERTON 01 N

03 MITCHES 10 MERTON 02 NA

03 MITCHES 10 MERTON 03 NB

03 MITCHES 10 MERTON 04 NC

03 BLOOMSY 02 CAMBRIDGE 01 UU

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03 BLOOMSY 02 CAMBRIDGE '02 VV

03 BLOOMSY 02 CAMBRIDGE 03 WW

03 BLOOMSY 02 CAMBRIDGE 04 XX

03 BLOOMSY 02 CAMBRIDGE 05 IT

03 CHARING 13 WESTMINSTER 01 EW

03 CHAllJ[JiG 13 WESTMINSTER 02 PW

03 CHURCH 07 KENSINGTON 01 Q

03 CHURCH 07 KENSINGTON 02 QA

03 BROADWY 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 JA

03 BROADWY 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 JB

03 BROADWY 04 HAMMERSMITH 03 JC

03 BROADWY 04 HAMMERSMITH 04 JD

03 BROADWY 04 HAMMERSMITH 05 JE

03 BROADWY 04 HAMMERSMITH 06 JF

03 FAllLFLD 12 WANDSWORTH 01 GA

03 EARLFLD 12 WANDSWORTH 02 GB

03 EARLFLD 12 WANDSWORTH 03 GC

03 EARLFLD 12 WANDSWORTH 04 GD

03 EARLDLD 12 WANDSWORTH 05 GE

03 EARLFLD 12 WANDSWORTH 06 GP

03 CLAPPRK 09 LAMBETH 01 SA

03 CLAPPRK 09 LAMBETH 02 SB

03 CLAPPRK 09 LAMBETH 03 SC

03 CLAPPRK 09 LAMBETH 04 SD

03 CLAPPRK 09 LAMBETH 05 SE

04 FROGMRE 05 HILLINGDON 01 TAl

04 PROGMRE 05 HILLINGDON 02 'rA2

04 FROGMRE 05 HILLINGDON 03 TC

04 FROGMRE 05 HILLINGDON 04 TD

04 FROGMRE 05 HILLINGDON 05 TF'l

04 FROGMRE 05 HILLINGDON 06 T:El2

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04 DRMSWLS 03 EALING 01 PA

04 DRMSWLS 03 EALING 02 PE

04 DRllSWLS 03 EALING 03 PC

04 DRMSWLS 03 EALING 04 PD

04 DRMSWLS 03 EALING 05 pp

04 DRMSWLS 03 EALING 06 PG

04 DRMSWLS 03 EALING 07 PH

04 ESTTWIK 11 RICHMOND 01 FA

04 ESTTWIK 11 RICHMOND 02 FB

04 ESTTWIK 11 RICHMOND 03 FC

04 FELTHCL 06 HOUNSLOW 01 DB

04 CANBURY 08 KINGSBURY 01 A

04 CANBURY 08 KINGSBURY 02 AA

04 MITCHNO 10 IlERTON 01 L

04 MITCHNO 10 IlERTON 02 LA

04 MITCHNO 10 IlERTON 03 LE

04 MITCHNO 10 !lERTON 04 LC

04 MITCHNO 10 MERTON 05 LD

04 BRONDES 01 BRENT 01 ERA

04 BRONDES 01 BRENT 02 EBB

04 BRONDES 01 BRENT 03 ERC

04 BRONDES 01 BRENT 04 ERD

04 BROOKGN 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 IA

04 BROOKGN 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 IB

04 BROOKGN 04 HAMMERSMITH 03 IC

04 EARLSCT 07 KENSINGTON 01 L

04 EARLSCT 07 KENSINGTON 02 LA

04 CHURHIL 13 WESTMINSTER 01 QW

04 CHURHIL 13 WESTMINSTER 02 RW

04 CHURHIL 13 WESTMINSTER 03 TW

04 FAIRFLD 12 WANDSWORTH 01 FA

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WARD NAME BOROUGH POLLING DISTRICT

NAME

04 FAIRFLD 12 WANDSWORTH 02 FA

04 FAIRFLD 12 WANDSWORTH 03 FB

04 FAIRFLD 12 WANDSWORTH 04 FC

04 FAIRFLD 12 WANDSWORTH 05 FD

04 FAIRFLD 12 WANDSWORTH 06 FF

04 CLAPrON 09 LAMBETH 01 CM

04 CLAPrON 09 LAMBETH 02 CN

04 CLAPrON 09 LAMBETH 03 CO

04 CLAPrON 09 LAMBETH 04 CP

05 FURZEDN 12 WANDSWORTH 01 VA

05 FURZEDN 12 WANDSWORTH 02 VB

05 FURZEDN 12 WANDSWORTH 03 vc

05 FURZEDN 12 WANDSWORTH 04 VD

05 HAMPETE 11 RICHMOND 01 NA

05 HAMPETE 11 RICHlIOND 02 NB

05 HAMPETE 11 RICHMOND 03 NC

05 MITCHSO 10 MERTON 01 J

05 IHTCHSO 10 MERTON 02 JA

05 MITCHSO 10 MERTON 03 JB

05 MITCHSO 10 MERTON 04 JC

05 MITCHSO 10 MERTON 05 JD

05 MITCHSO 10 MERTON 06 JE

05 MITCHSO 10 MERTON 07 JF

05 CHALKFM ~ 02 CAMDEN 01 HH

05 CHALKFIf 02 CAMDEN 02 II

05 CHURSTR 13 WESTMINSTER 01 EM

05 CHURSTR 13 WESTMINSTER 02 FM

05 CARLTON 01 tlRENr 01 ECA

05 CARLTON 01 BRENr 02 ECB

05 CARLTON 01 BRENT 03 ECC

()5 CARLTON 01 BRENT 04 ECD

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WARD NAME BOROUGH POLLING DISTRICT

NAME

05 CARLTON 01 BRENT 05 ECE

05 EAST 03 EALING 01 AA

05 EAST 03 EALING 02 AB

05 EAST 03 EALING 03 AC

05 EAST 03 EALING 04 AD

05 EAST 03 EALING 05 AE

05 EAST 03 EALING 06 AF

05 COLHILL 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 PA

05 COLHILL 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 PB

05 FElillALE 09 LAMBETH 01 CD

05 FERDALE 09 LAMBETH 02 CE

05 FERDALE 09 LAMBETH oj Cl!'

05 FERDALE 09 LAMBETH 04 CG

06 CHAMBLN 01 BRENT 01 SDA

06 CHAMBLN 01 BRENT OZ SDB

06 CHAMBLN 01 BRENT 03 SDC

06 CHAMBLN 01 BRENT 04 SDD

06 FELTHSO 06 HOUNSLOW 01 C

06 HAMPTON 11 RICliMOND 01 GA

06 HAMPTON 11 RICHMOND 02 GB

06 HAMPTON 11 RICHMOND 03 GC

06 COOMBE 08 KINGSTON 01 J

06 COOMBE 08 KINGSTON 02 JA

06 COOMBE 08 KINGSTON 03 JB

06 MITCHWE 10 MERTON 01 K

06 MITCHWE 10 MERTON 02 KA

06 MITCHWE 10 MERTON 03 KB

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06 MITCHWE 10 MERTON 04 KC

06 MITCHWE 10 MERTON 05 KD

06 MITCHWE 10 MERTON 06 KE

06 HANTOWN 07 KENSINGTON 01 R

06 HANTOWN 07 KENSINGTON 02 RA

06 COLLEGE 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 AA

06 COLLEGE 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 AB

06 COLLEGE 04 HAMMERSMITH 03 AC

06 COLLEGE 04 HAMMERSMITH 04 AB

06 COLLEGE 04 HAMMERSMITH 05 liD

06 COLLEGE 04 HAMMERSMITH 06 AE

06 ELTHORN 03 EALING 01 QA,

06 ELTHORN 03 EALING 02 QB

06 ELTHORN 03 EALING 03 QC

06 ELTHORN 03 EALING 04 QD

06 ELTHORN 03 EALING 05 QE

06 HERHILL 09 LAMBETH 01 HA

06 HERHILL 09 LAMBETH 02 NB

06 HERHILL 09 LAMBETH 03 NC

06 HERHILL 09 LAMBETH 04 ND

06 GRAVENY 12 WANDSWORTH 01 SA

06 GRAVENY 12 WANDSWORTH 02 SB

06 GRAVENY 12 WANDSWORTH 03 SC

06 RA:RRORD 13 WESTMINSTER 01 DP

06 HARRORD 13 WESTMINSTER 02 EP

06 HARRORD 13 WESTMINSTER 03 FP

06 HARRORD 13 WESTMINSTER 04 GP

06 HARRORD 13 WESTMINSTER 05 HP

07 HAYES 05 HILLINGDON 01 UA

07 HAYES 05 HILLINGDON 02 UB

07 HAYES 05 HILLINGDON 03 UC

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07 HAYES 05 HILLINGDON 04 un07 GUNSBRY 06 HOUNSLOW 01 Q

07 GUNSBRY 06 HOUNSLOW 02 QA

07 GUNSBRY 06 HOUNSLOW 03 QB

07 GUNSBRY 06 HOUNSLOW 04 QC

07 GUNSBRY 06 HOUNSLOW 05 QD

07 GUNSBRY 06 HOUNSLOW 06 QE

07 HPTNHK ' 11 RICHMOND 01 HC

07 DICKAGE 08 KINGSTON 01 M

07 DICKAGE 08 KINGSTON 02 MA

07 MORDEN 10 MERTON 01 H

07 MORDEN 10 MERTON 02 HA

07 MORDEN 10 MERTON 03 HB

07 MORDEN 10 MERTON 04 HC

07 HYDEPRK 13 WESTMINSTER 01 VP

07 HYDEPRK 13 WESTMINSTER 02 WP

07 HYDEPRK 13 WESTMINSTER 03 XP

07 HYDEPRK 13 WESTMINSTER 04 yp

07 HYDEPRK 13 WESTMINSTER 05 ZP

07 HYDEPRK 13 WESTMINSTER 06 ZZP

11 HOLLAND 07 KENSINGTON 01 H

07 HOLLAND 07 KENSINGTON 02 HA

07 GOSPEL 02 CAMBRIDGE 01 AA

07 LATMERE 12 WANDSWORTH 01 MA

07 LATMERE 12 WANDSWORTH 02 ME

07 LATMERE 12 WANDSWORTH 03 KC

07 LATMERE 12 WANDSWORTH 04 MD

07 KNIGHTS 09 LAMBETH 01 NB"

07 KNIGHTS 09 LAMBETH 02 NV

07 KNIGHTS 09 LAMBETH 03 NW

07 KNIGHTS 09 LAMBETH 04 NX

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07 KNIGHTS 09 LAMBETH 05 NY

07 KNIGHTS 09 LAMBETH 06 NZ

07 CHUREND 01 BRENT 01 EDA

07 CHUREND 01 BRENT 02 EDB

07 CHUREND 01 BRENT 03 EDC

07 CHUREND 01 BRENT 04 EDD

07 CONINGM 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 EA

07 CONINGM 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 EB

07 GLEBE 03 EALING 01 TA

07 GLEBE 03 EALING 02 TBI

07 GLEBE 03 EALING 03 TC

08 HILLEST 05 HILLINGDON 01 KA

08 HILLEST 05 HILLINGDON 02 KB

08 HILLEST 05 HILLINGDON 03 KC

08 HANGHIL 03 EALING 01 EA

08 HANGHIL 03 EALING 02 EB

08 HANGHIL, 03 EALING 03 EC

08 HANGHIL 03 EALING 04 ED

08 HANGHIL 03 EALING 05 EE

08 HANGHIL 03 EALING 06 EF

08 HAMWICK 11 RICHMOND 01 IA

08 HAMWICK 11 RICHMOND 02 IB

08 HAMWICK 11 RICHMOND 03 IC

08 HANWRTH 06 HOUNSLOW Gl E

08 HANWRTH 06 HOUNSLOW 02 EA

08 PRIORY 10 MERTON 01 G

08 PRIORY 10 MERTON 02 GA

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08 PRIORY 10 MERTON 03 GB

08 PRIORY 10 MERTON 04 GC

08 PRIORY 10 MERTON 05 GD

08 IQIIGHTS 13 WES'r1flNSTER 01 UW

08 IQIIGHTS 13 WESTMINSTER 02 VW

08 IQIIGHTS 13 WESTMINSTER 03 WW

08 GRAFT ON 02 CAMDEN 01 BB

08 GRAFT ON 02 CAMDEN 02 CC

08 GRAFT ON 02 OAMDEN 03 DD

08 NORLAND 07 KENSINGTON 01 F

08 LARKHAL 09 LAMBETH 01 CH

08 LARKHAL 09 LAMBETH 02 CJ

08 LARKHAL 09 LAMBETH 03 CK

08 LARKRAL 09 LAMBETH 04 CL

08 NIGHTIN 12 WANDSWORTH 01 JA

08 NIGHT IN 12 WANDSWORTH 02 JB

08 NIGHTIN 12 WANDSWORTH 03 JC

08 NIGHTIN 12 WANDSWORTH 04 JD

08 NIGHT IN 12 WANDSWORTH 05 JE

08 NIGHTIN 12 WANDSWORTH 06 JF

08 CRICKLE 01 BRENT 01 EEA

08 CRICKLE 01 BRENT 02 EEB

08 CRICKLE 01 BRENT 03 EEC

09 FRYENT 01 BRENT 04 NFA

09 FRYENT 01 BRENT 05 NFB

09 FRYENT 01 BRENT 06 NFC

09 HILLWST 05 HILLINGDON 01 LA

09 HILLWST 05 HILLINGDON 02 LE

09 HILLWST 05 HILLINGDON 03 LC

09 HILLWST 05 HILLINGDON 04 LDl

09 HILLWST 05 HILLINGDON 05 LD2

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09 HILLWST 05 HILLINGDON 06 LEl

09 HILLWST 05 HILLINGDON 07 LE2

09 HILLWST 05 HILLINGDON 08 LE3

09 HILL 08 KINGSTON 01 G

09 HILL 08 KINGSTON 02 GA

09 RAVEBRY 10 MERTON 01 I

09 RAVEBRY 10 MERTON 02 lA

09 RAVEBRY 10 MERTON 03 IB

09 RAVEBRY 10 MERTON 04 IC

09 RAVEBRY 10 MERTON 05 ID

09 RAVEBRY 10 MERTON 06 lE

09 SWISSCO 02 CAMDEN Ol! K

09 SWISSCO 02 CAMDEN 02 L

09 SWISSCO 02 CAMDEN 03 M

09 LANGATE 13 WESTMINSTER 01 SP

09 LANGATE 13 WESTMINSTER 02 TP-

09 LANGATE 13 WESTMINSTER 63 UP

09 NORSTAN 07 KENSINGTON 01 P

09 NORSTAN 07 KENSINGTON 02 PA

09 HEATHFD 03. EALING 01 CA

09 HEATHFD 03 EALING 02 CB

09 HEATHFD 03 EALING 03 CC

09 HEA'fHFD 03 EALING 04 CD

09 HEATHFD 03 EALING 05 CE

09 HEATHFD 03 EALING 06 CF

09 HEATHFD 03 EALING 07 CG

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09 GIBBGRN 04 HAMMERSMITH en MA

09 GIBBGRN 04 HAMMERSMITH G2 I(Jl

09 GIBBGRN 04 HAMMERSMITH 03 MC

09 NORCOTE 12 WANDSWORTH 01 HA

09 N6RCOTE 12 WANDSWORTH 02 HE

09 NORCOTE 12 WANDSWORTH 03 HC

09 LEIGHAM 09 LAMBETH 01 HP

09 LEIGHAM 09 LAMBETH 02 NQ

09 LEIGHAM 09 LAMBETH 03 NP

09 LEIGHAM 09 LAMBETH 04 NQ

09 LEIGHAM 09 LAMBETH 05 NR

09 LEIGHAM 09 LAMBETH 06 NS

09 LEIGHAM 09 LAMBETH 07 NT

10 HAMDTWN 02 CAMDEN 01 A

10 HAliIDTWN 02 CAMDEN 02 B

10 HAMDTWN 02 CAMDEN 03 C

10 GLADSTN 01 BRENT 01 EFA

10 GLADSTN 01 BRENT 02 EFB

10 GLADSTN 01 BRENT 03 EFC

10 GLADSTN 01 BRENT 04 EFD

10 HOSEDEN 03 EALING 01 GA

10 HOSEDEN 03 EALING 02 GB

10 HOSEDEN 03 EALING 03 GC

10 HOSEDEN 03 EALING 04 GD

10 HOSEDEN 03 EALING 05 GE

10 HOSEDEN 03 EALING 06 GF

10 HOSEDEN 03 EALING 07 GG

10 ICKENHM 05 HILLINGDON 01 MA

10 ICKENmll 05 HILLINGDON 02 ME

10 ICKENHM 05 HILLINGDON 03 MC

10 PUTNEY 12 WANDSWORTH 01 HA

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10 PUTNEY 12 WANDSWORTH 02 BB

10 PUTNEY 12 WANDSWORTH 03 BC

10 PUTNEY 12 WANDSWORTH 04 BD

10 PUTNEY 12 WANDSWORTH ,05 BE

10 WESTBAR 10 MERTON 01 E

10 WESTBAR 10 MERTON 02 EA

10 WESTBAR 10 MERTON 03 EB

10 WESTBAR 10 MERTON 04 EC

10 WESTBAR 10 MERTON 05 ED

10 LORDS 13 WESTMINSTER 01 AM

10 LORDS 13 WESTMINSTER 02 BM

10 PEMBRGE 07 KENSINGTON 01 G

10 PEMBRGE 07 KENSINGTON 02 GA

10 PEMBRGE 07 KENSINGTON 03 GB

10 OVAL 09 LAMBETH 01 VK

10 OVAL 09 LAMBETH 02 VL

10 OVAL 09 LAMBETH 03 VH

10 OVAL 09 LAMBETH 04 VN

10 OVAL 09 LAMBETH 05 VO

10 GROVE 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 GA

10 GROVE 04 HAM!lIERSMITH 02 GB

10 GROVE 04 HJliMMERSNITH 03 GC

11 HIGHGTE 02 CAMDEN 01 V

11 HIGHGTE 02 CAMDEN 02 W

11 HIGHGTE 02 CAMDEN 03 X

11 MANVILL 03 EALING 01 HA

11 MANVILL 03 EALING 02 NB

11 MANVILL 03 EALING 03 NC

11 MANVILL 03 EALING 04 ND

11 MANVILL 03 EALING 05 NE

11 MA NV ILL 03 EALING 06 NF

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11 MANOR 05 HILLINGDON 01 CA

11 MANOR 05 HILLINGDON 02'J CB

11 MANOR 05 HILLINGDON 03 CC

11 MANOR 05 HILLINGDON 04 CD

11 WII4BLET 10 MERTON 01 C

11 WIMBLET 10 MERTON 02 CA

11 WIMBLET 10 MERTON 03 CB

11 WIMBLET 10 MERTON 04 CC

11 WIMBLET 10 MERTON 05 CD

11 WIMBLET 10 MERTON 06 CE

11 WIMBLET 10 MERTON 07 CF

11 MALDGRN 08 KINGSTON 01 Q

11 MALDGRN 08 KINGSTON 02 QA

11 MALDGRN 08 KINGSTON 03 QB

11 QUEENGT 07 KENSINGTON 01 J

11 QUEENGT 07 KENSINGTON 02 JA

11 MAIDAVL 13 WESTMINSTER 01 IP

11 MAIDAVL 13 WESTMINSTER 02 JP

11 MAIDAVL 13 WESTMINSTER 03 KP

11 MAIDAVL 13 WESTMINSTER 04 LP

11 MAIDAVL 13 WESTMINSTER 05 MP

11 HOMEFDS 06 HOUNSLOW 01 T

11 HOMEFDS 06 HOUNSLOW 02 TA

11 HOMEFDS 06 HOUNSLOW 03 TB

11 HOMEFDS 06 HOUNSLOW 04 TC

11 HALFORD 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 NA

11 HALFORD 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 NB

11 HALFORD 04 HAMMERSMITH 03 NC

11 PRINCES 09 LAMBETH 01 VF

11 PRINCES 09 LAMBETH 02 VG

11 PRINCES 09 LAMBETH 03 VH

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11 PRINCES 09 LAMBETH 04 VJ

11 QUEENS 12 WANDSWORTH 01 PA

11 QUEENS 12 WANDSWORTH 02 PB

11 QUEENS 12 WAND3WORTH 03 PC

11 QUEENS 12 WANDSWORTH 04 PD

11 QUEENS 12 WANDSWORTH OB PE

11 HARLDEN 01 BRENT 01 SEA

11 HARLDEN 01 BRENT 02 SEB

11 HARDLEN 01 BRENT 03 SEC

12 ST LEONS 09 LAMBETH 01 SK

12 ST LEONS 09 LAMBETH 02 SL

12 ST LEONS 09 LAMBETH 03 SM

12 ST LEONS 09 LAMBETH 04 SN

12 ST LEONS 09 LAMBETH 05 SO

12 RHAMPTN 12 WANDSWORTH 01 AA

12 RHAMPTN 12 WANDSWORTH 02 AB

12 RHAMPTN 12 WANDSWORTH 03 AC

12 RHAMPTN 12 WANDSWORTH 04 AD

12 RHAMPTN 12 WANDSWORTH 05 PE

12 RHAMPTN 12 WANDSWORTH 06 PF

12 WIMBLENR 10 MERTON 01 A

12 WIMBLENR 10 MERTON 02 AA

12 WIMBLENR 10 MERTON 03 AB

12 WIMBLENR 10 MERTON 04 AC

12 WIMBLENR 10 MERTON 05 AD

12 WIMBLENR 10 MERTON 06 AE

12 WIMBLENR 10 MERTON 07 JJ!

12 MALDMAN 08 KINGSTON 01 R

12 MALDMAN 08 KINGSTON 02 RA

12 REDCLIF 07 KENSINGTON 01 N

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12 REDCLIF 07 KENSINGTON 02 NA

12 HOLBORN 02 CAMDEN 01 ZZ

12 HOLBORN 02 CAMDEN 02 AAA

12 HOLBORN 02 CAMDEN 03 BBB

12 HOLBORN 02 CAMDEN 04 CCC

12 MARGRAV 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 LA

12 MARGRAV 04 HA~RSMITH 02 LB

12 MARGRAV 04 HAMMERSMITH 03 LC

12 MILBANK 13 WESTMINSTER 01 LW

12 MILBANK 13 WESTMINSTER 02 NW

12 MILBAIIK 13 WESTMINSTER 03 OW

12 KENRISE 01 BRENT 01 SFA

12 KENRISE 01 BRENT 02 SFB

12 KENRISE 01 BRENT 03 SFC

12 NORCOTE 03 EALING 01 UA

12 NORCOTE 03 EALING 02 UB

12 NORCOTE 03 EALING 03 UC

13 NORTHFS 03 EALING 01 SA

13 NORTHFS 03 EALING 02 SB

13 NORTHFS 03 EALING 03 SC

13 NORTHFS 03 EALING 04 SD

13 NORTHFS 03 EALING 05 SE

13 RMNDHIL 11 RICHMOND 01 MA

13 Rl!NDHIL 11 RICHMOND 02 ME

13 RMNDHIL 11 RICHMOND 03 MO

13 WIMBLST 10 MERTON 01 D

13 WIMBLST 10 MERTON 02 DA

13 WIMELST 10 MERTON 03 DB

13 WIMBLST 10 MERTON 04 DC

13 MOUNT 08 KINGSTON 01 K

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13 MOUNT 08 KINGSTON 02 KA

13 ROYHOSP 07 KENSINGTON 01 U

13 ROYHOSP 07 KENSINGfrON 02 UA

13 QUEENPK' 13 WESTMINSTER 01 CP

13 PARSONS 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 SA

13 PARSONS 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 SB

13 PARSONS 04 HAMMERSMITH 03 SC

13 ST JOHN 12 WANDSWORTH 01 LA

13 ST JOHN 12 WANDSWORTH 02 LE

13 ST JOHN 12 WANDSWORTH 03 Le

13 ST JOHN 12 WANDSWORTH 04 LD

13 ST JOHN 12 WANDSWORTH 05 LE

13 STOWELL 09 LAMBETH 01 VP

13 STOWELL 09 LAMBETH 02 VQ

13 STOWELL 09 LAMBETH 03 VR

13 STOWELL 09 LAMBETH 04 VS

13 STOWELL 09 :l.AMBETH 05 VT

13 KILBURN 02 CAMDEN 01 Q

13 KILEURN 02 CAMDEN 02 R

14 SOUTH 05 HILL 01 OC

14 SOUTH 05 HILL 02 OD

14 SOUTH 05 HILL 03 OE

14 PERIVAL 03 EALING 01 HA

14 PERIVAL 03 EALING 02 HE

14 PERIVAL 03 EALING 03 HC

14 PERIVAL 03 EALING 04 lID

14 PERIVAL 03 EALING 05 HE

14 PERIVAL 03 EALING 06 !IF

14 PERIVAL 03 EALING 07 HG

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WARD NAME BOROUGH POLLING DISTRIOTNAME

14 STREATS 09 LAMBEl'H 01 SU

14 STREATS 09 LAMBETH 02 SV

14 STREATS 09 LAMBETH 03 SW

14 STREATS 09 LAMBEl'H 04 SX

14 STREATS 09 LAMBEl'H 05 SY

14 WIIo!BLWS 10 MERTON 01 B

14 WIMBLWS 10 MERTON 02 BA

14 WIMBLWS 10 MERTON 03 BB

14 WIMBLWS 10 MERTON 04 BC

14 NORBITN 08 KINGSTON 01 E

14 NORBITN 08 KINGSTON 02 EA

14 REGENTS 13 WESTMINSTER 01 Cl(

14 REGENTS 13 WESTMINSTER 02 DM

14 KINGSCR 02 CAMDEN 01 QQ

14 KINGSCR 02 CAMDEN 02 RH

14 KINGSCR 02 CAMDEN 03 SS

14 KINGSCR 02 CAMDEN 04 TT

14 STCHARL 07 KENSINGTON 01 A

14 STCHARL 07 KENSINGTON 02 AA

14 STCHARL 07 KENSINGTON 03 AB

14 ST MARYS 12 WANDSWOHTH 01 OA

14 ST MARYS 12 WANDSWORTH 02 OB

14 ST MARYS 12 WANDSWORTH 03 OC

14 ST MARYS 12 WANDSWORTH 04 OD

14 KILBURN 01 BRENT 01 EGA

14 KILBURN 01 BREm' 02 EGB

14 KILBURN 01 BRENT 03 EGO

14 ST STEPH 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 DA

14 ST STEPH 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 DB

14 ST STEPH 04 HAMMERSMITH 03 DC

15 STRHUIS 05 HILLINGDON 01 FA

- 19 -


15 STHRUIS 05 HILLINGDON 02 FBl

15 STHRUIS 05 HILLINGDON 03 FB2

15 STHRUIS 05 HILLINGDON 04 FB3

15 STHRUIS 05 HILLINGDON 05 FC

15 STHRUIS 05 HILLINGDON 06 FD

15 STHRUIS 05 HILLINGDON 07 FE

15 RAVENOR 03 EALING 01 LA

15 RAVENOR 03 EALING 02 LB

15 RAVENOR 03 EALING 03 LC

15 RAVENOR 03 EALING 04 LD

15 RAVENOR 03 EALING 05 LE

15 RAVENOR 03 EALING 06 LF

15 RAVENOR 03 EALING 07 LG

15 RAVENOR 03 EALING 08 LH

15 STREATW 09 LAMBE'rH 01 SP

15 STREATW 09 LAMBETH 02 SQ

15 STREATW 09 LAMBETH 03 SR

15 STREATW 09 LAMBETH 04 ss15 STREATW 09 LAMBETH 05 ST

15 NORBPRK 08 KINGSTON 01 N

15 NORBPRK 08 KINGSTON 02 NA

15 REGENTS 13 WESTMINSTER 01 GW

15 REGENTS 13 WESTMINSTER 02 HW

15 REGENTS 13 WESTMINSTER 03 JW

15 REGENTS 13 WESTMINSTER 04 KW

15 PRIORY 02 CAMDEN 01 S

15 PRIORY 02 CAMDEN 02 T

15 PRIORY 02 CAMDEN 03 U

15 SANFORD 04 RAMMERSMITH 01 UA

15 SANFORD 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 UB

15 SA NF ORD 04 HAMMERSMITH 03 UC

- 20 -


15 SOUTHSY 07 KENSINGTON 01 S

15 SOUTHSJ 07 KENSINGTON 02 SA

15 SHAFTES 12 WANDSWORTH 01 NA

15 SHAFTES 12 WANDSWORTH 02 NB

15 SHAFTES 12 WANDSWORTH 03 NC

15 SHAFTES 12 WANDSWORTH 04 ND

15 SHAFTES 12 W.AiNDSWORTH 05 NE

16 UXBRIDG 05 HILLINGDON 01 NA

16 UXBRIDG 05 HILLINGDON 02 NB

16 UXBRIDG 05 HILLINGDON 03 NC

16 UXBRIDG 05 HILLINGDON 04 ND

16 UXBRIDG 05 HILLINGDON 05 NE

16 PARK 08 KINGSTON 01 F

16 PARK 08 KINGSTON 02 FA

16 TEDDING 11 RICHMOND 01 JA

16 TEDDING 11 RICHMOND 02 JB

16 VICTSTR 13 WESTMINSTER 01 MW

16 VICTSTR 13 WESTMINSTER 02 XW

16 VICTSTR 13 WESTMINSTER 03 YW

16 REGPARK 02 CAMDEN 01 JJ

16 REGPARK 02 CAMDEN 02 KK

16 REGPARK 02 CAMDEN 03 LL

16 REGPARK 02 CAMDEN 04 MM

16 SOFIELD 03 EALING 01 BA

16 SOFIELD 03 EALING 02 BB

16 SOFIELD 03 EALING 03 BC

16 SOFIELD 0,3 EALING 04 BD

16 SOFIELD 03 EALING 05 BE

16 SOUTHFD 12 WANDSWORTH 01 EA

16 SOUTHFD 12 WANDSWORTH 02 EB

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16 SOUTHFD 12 WANDSWORTH 03 EC

1~ THORNTN 09 LAMBETH 01- SF

16 THORNTN 09 LAMBETH 02 SG

16 THORNTJf 09 LAMBETH 03 SH

16 THORNTN 09 LAMBETH 04 SJ

16 MANOR 01 BRENT 01 SGA

16 MANOR 01 BRENT 02 SGB

16 MANOR 01 BRENT 03 SGe

16 MANOR 01 BRENT 04 SGD

17 YEADING 05 HILLINGDON 01 VA

17 YEADING 05 HILLINGDON 02 VB

17 YEADING 05 HILLINGDON 03 VC

17 YEADING 05 HILLINGDON 04 VD

17 YEADING 05 HILLINGDON 05 VE

17 ST JAiMES 08 KINGSTON 01 P

17 ST JAMES 08 KINGSTON 02 PA

17 WARWICK 13 WESTMINSTER 01 P/i

17 WARWICK 13 WESTMINSTER 02 SW

17 SPRING 03 EALING 01 FA

17 SPRING 03 EALING 02 FB

17 SPRING 03 EALING 03 FC

17 SPRING 03 EALING 04 FD

17 SPRING 03 EALING 05 FE

17 SPRING 03 EALING 06 FF

17 STARGRE 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 FA

17 STARGRE 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 FB

17 STARGRE 04 HAMMERSMITH 03 FC

17 STAR(}RE 04 HAMMERSMITH 04 FD

17 SPRING 12 WANDSWORTH 01 QA

17 SPRING 12 WANDSWORTH 02 QB

17 SPRING 12 WANDSWORTH 03 QC

- 22 -

WAR]) NAME BOROUGH POLLING DISTRICTNAME

17 SPRING 12 WANDSWORTH 04 QD

11 SPRING 12 WANDSWORTH 05 QE

17 THUllLOW 09 LAMBETH 01 ID

17 THUHLOW 09 LAMBETH 02 NK

17 THLlRLOW 09 LAMBETH 03 NL

17. THURLOW 09 LAMBETH 04 NW

17 THURLOW 09 LAMBETH 05 NN

17 THURLOW 09 LAMBETH 06 NO

17 ST JOHNS 02 CAMDEN 01 Y

17 ST JOHNS 02 CAMDEN 02 Z

17 MAPESBY 01 BRENT 01 EHA

17 MAPESBY 01 BRENT 02 EHB

17 MAPESBY 01 BRENT 03 EHC

18 YIEWSLY 05 HILLINGDON 01 PA

18 YIEWSLY 05 HILLINGDON 02 PE

18 YIEWSLY 05 HILLINGDON 03 PC

18 YIEWSLY 05 HILLINGDON 04 PD

18 YIEWSLY 05 HILLINGDON 05 PE

18 YIEWSLY 05 HILLINGDON 06 PF

18 RV:RSIDE 06 HOUNSLOW 01 S

18 RVRSIDE 06 HOUNSLOW 02 SA

18 RVRSIDE 06 HOUNSLOW 03 SC

18 RVRSIDE 06 HOUNSLOW 04 Sll

18 ST MARKS 08 KINGSTON 01 T

18 ST MARKS 08 KINGSTON 02 TA

18 ST MARKS 08 KINGSTON 03 TB

18 WALPOLE 03 EALING 01 RA

18 WALPOLE 03 EALING 02 RB

18 WALPOLE 03 EALING 03 RC

- 23 -


18 WALPOLE 03 EALING 04 RD

16 WALPOLE 03 EALING 05 RE

18 WALPOLE 03 EALING 06 RF

18 WALPOLE 03 EALING 07 RG

18 SULIVAN 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 TA

18 SULIVAN 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 TB

18 SULIVAN 04 HAMMERSMITH 03 TC

18 TOWNHAL 09 LA.MBEIH 01 CQ

18 TOWNHAL 09 LAMBETH 02 CR

18 TOWNHAL 09 LAMBETH 03 CS

18 TOWNHAL 09 LAMBETH 04 OT

18 WESTBRN 13 WESTMINSTER 01 NP

18 WESTBRN 13 WESTMINSTER 02 OP

18 WESTERN _ 13 WESTMINSTER 03 pp

18 WESTBRN 13 WESTMINSTKR 04 QP

18 WESTBRN 13 WES'fM1NSTER 05 RP

18 THFIELD 12 WANDSWORTH 01 CA

18 THFIELD 12 WANDSWORTH 02 CB

18 THFLELD 12 WANDSWORTH 03 CC

18 THFI ELD 12 WANDSWORTH 04 CD

19 WAXLOWM 03 EALING 01 OA

19 WAXLOWM 03 EALING 02 OB

19 WAXLOWM 03 EALING 03 QC

19 WAXLOWM 03 EALING 04 OD

19 WAXLOWM 03 EALING 05 OE

19 WAXLOWM 03 EALING 06 OF

19 SURBTON 08 KINGSTON 01 U

19 SURBTON 08 KINGSTON 02 UA

19 WESTEND 02 CAMDEN 01 N

19 WESTEND 02 CAMDEN 02 0

19 WESTEND 02 CAMDEN 03 P

- 24 -


19 TOWN 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 RA

19 TOWN 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 RB

19 TOWN 04 HAMMERSMITH 03 RC

19 TOOTING 12 WANDSWORTH 01 RA

19 TOOTING 12 WANDSWORTH 02 RB

19 TOOTING 12 WANDSWORTH 03 RC

19 TOOTING 12 WANDSWORTH 04 RD'

19 TULSHIL 09 LAMBETH 01 NE

19 TULSHIL 09 LAMBETH 02 NF

19 TULSHIL 09 LAMBETH 03 NG

19 TULSHIL 09 LAMBETH 04 HR

20 WESTEND 03 EALING 01 MA

20 WESTEND 03 EALING n ME

20 WESTEND 03 EALING 03 MC

20 WESTEND 03 EALING 04 MD

20 WESTEND 03 EALING 01 ME

20 WESTHIL 12 WANDSWORTH 02 DA

20 WESTHIL 12 WANDSWORTH 03 DB

20 WESTHIL 12 WANDSWORTH 04 DC

20 WESTHIL 12 WANDSWORTH 05 DD

20 TOLEAST 08 KINGSTON 01 X

20 TOLEAST 08 KINGSTON 02 XA

20 WHITECY 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 BA

20 WHITECY 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 BB

20 TURNHAM. 06 HOUNSLOW 01 R

20 TURNHAM 06 HOUNSLOW 02 RA

20 TURNHAM 06 HOUNSLOW 03 RB

20 TURNHAM 06 HOUNSLOW 04 RC

20 VASSALL 09 LAMBETH 01 VU

20 VASSALL 09 LAMBETH 02 VV

20 VASSALL 09 LAMBETH 03 VW

- 25 -


20 VASSALL 09 LAMBETH 04 VX

20 VASSALL 09 LAMBETH 05 VY

20 QUEENPK 01 BRENr 01 EIA

20 QUEENPK 01 BRENT 02 EIB

20 QUEENPK 01 BRENT 03 EIC

21 WORHOLT 04 HAMMERSMITH 01 CA

21 WORHOLT 04 HAMMERSMITH 02 CB

22 ROUNDWD 01 BRENr 01 SHA

22 ROUNDWD Ol. BRENT 02 SHE

22 ROUNDWD 01 BRENT 03 SHC

23 TOWN 08 KINGSTON 01 C

23 TOWN 08 KINGSTON 02 CA

23 STRAPHA 01 BRENT 01 SIA

23 STRAPHA 01 BRENT 02 SIB

23 STRAPHA 01 BRENT 03 SIC

23 STRAPHA 01 BRENT 04 SID

24 TUDOR 08 KINGSTON 01 :El

24 TUDOR 08 KINGSTON 02 BA

24 STONEBG 01 BRENr 01 SJA

24 STONEBG 01 BRENr 02 SJB

24 STONEBG 01 BRENT 03 SJC

25 SUDBURY 01 BRENT 01 NAA

25 SUDBURY 01 BRENT 02 NAB

25 SUDBURY 01 BRENT 03 NAC

25 SUDBURY 01 BRENr 04 NAD

25 SUDBURY 01 BRENT 05 NAE

26 SUDYCRT 01 BRENr 01 NBA

26 SUDYCRT 01 BRENr 02 NEB

27 TOKYNrN 01 BRENr 01 NCA

27 TOKYNrN 01 BRENr 02 NCB,

- 26 -


27 TOKYNTN 01 BRENT 0:; NCC

28 TOWNHAL 01 BRENT 01 NEA

28 TOWNHA~ 01 BRENT 02 NEE

28 TOWNHAL 01 BRENT 03 NEC

28 TOWNHAL 01 BRENT 04 NED

29 WEMCENT 01 BRENT 01 SCA

29 WEMCENT 01 BRENr 02 SCB

29 WEMCENT 01 BRENr 03 SCC

30 WEMYPRK 01 BRENT 01 NDA

30 WEMYPRK 01 BRENT 02 NDB

30 WEMYFRK 01 BRENT 03 NDC

30 WEMYPRK 01 BRENT 04 NDD

30 WEMYPRK 01 BRENr 05 NDE

;31 WILLDEN 01 BRENT 01 EJA

31 WILLDEN 01 BRENT 02 EJB

31 WILLDEN 01 BRENT 03 EJC

31 WILLDEN 01 BRENT 04 EJD

- 27 -

SN:l410 APPENDIX 11 FOR INNER NOISE BAND

AIRCRAFT NOISE AND THE PREVALENCE OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS


01 CLIFDEN 06 HOUNSLOW 03 PE

01 CLIFDEN 06 HOUNSLOW 04 PC

02 CRANFRD 06 HOUNSLOW 01 F

02 CRANFRD 06 HOUNSLOW 02 FA

02 CRANFRD 06 HOUNSLOW 03 FB

02 CRANFRD 06 HOUNSLOW 04 FC

02 CRANFRD 06 HOUNSLOW 05 FD

03 EASTBED 06 HOUNSLOW 01 A

03 EASTBED 06 HOUNSLOW 02 AA

03 EASTBED 06 HOUNSLOW 03 AB

03 EASTSHN 11 RICHMOND 01 OA

03 EASTSHN 11 RICHMOND 02 OB

03 EA STSHN 11 RICHMOND 03 OC

04 DRMSWLS 03 EALING 05 PE

04 FEIJrCEN 06 HOUNSLOW 01 D

04 FELTCEN 06 HOUNSLOW 02 DA

04 FELTCEN 06 HOUNSLOW 04 DC

05 FEIJrNOR 06 HOUNSLOW 01 B

05 FEIJrNOR 06 HOUNSLOW 02 BA

05 FEIJrNOR 06 HOUNSLOW 03 BB

06 FELTSOU 06 HOUNSLOW 02 CA

07 HAXES 05 HILLINGDON 06 UE

07 HAYES 05 HILLINGDON 07 UF

07 HAMHILL 11 RICHMOND 01 HA

07 HAMHILL 11 RICHMOND 02 HE

07 HAMHILL 11 RICHMOND 04 HD

08 HANWRTH 06 HOUNSLOW 03 EB

- 1 -


08 HANWRTH 06 HOUNSLOW 04 EC

09 HESEAST 06 HOUNSLOW 01 I

09 HESEAST 06 HO[J}/SLOW 02 lA

09 HESEAST 06 HOUNSLOW 03 IB

09 HESEAST 06 HOUNSLOW 04 IC

09 HESEAST 06 HOUNSLOW 05 ID

09 HEATHED 11 RICHMOND 01 AA

09 HEATHED 11 RICHMOND 02 AB

09 HEATHED 11 RICHMOND 03 AC

10 HESWEST 06 HOUNSLOW 01 G

10 HESWEST 06 HOUNSLOW 02 GA

10 HESWEST 06 HOUNSLOW 03 GB

10 HESWEST 06 HOUNSLOW 04 GC

10 KEW 11 RICHMOND 01 KA

10 KEW 11 RICHMQND 02 !CB

10 KEW 11 RICHMOND 03 KC

10 KEW 11 RICHMOND 04 KD

11 MORTLKE 11 RICHMOND 01 QA.

11 MORTLKE 11 RICHMOND 02 QB

11 MORTLKE 11 RICHMOND 03 QC

12 HLOWCEN 06 HOUNSLOW 01 L

12 HLOWCEN 06 HOlmSLOW 02 LA

12 HLOWCEN 06 HOUNSLOW 03 LE

12 HLOWCEN 06 HOUNSLOW 04 LC

12 HLOWCEN 06 HOUNSLOW 05 LD

12 PALEWEL 11 RICHIIIOND 01 PA

12 PALEWEL 11 RICHMOND 02 PB

12 PALEWEL 11 RICHMOND 03 PC

13 HLOWHTH 06 HOUNSLOW 01 H

13 HLOWH'rH 06 HOUNS~OW 02 HA

13 HLOWHTH 06 HOUNSLOW 03 HE

- 2 -


13 HLOWHTH 06 HOUNSLOW 04 HC

13 HLOWHTH 06 HOUNSLOW 05 HD

13 RICHTWN 11 RICHMOND 01 LA

13 RICHTWN 11 RICHMOND 02 LE

13 RICHTWN 11 RICHMOND 03 LC

14 SOUTH 05 HILLINGDON 01 OA

14 SOUTH 05 HILLINGDON 02 OB

14 SOUTH 05 HILLINGDON 06 OF

14 HLOWSTH 06 HOUNSLOW 01 id

14 HLOWSTH 06 HOUNSLOW 02 MA

14 HLOWSTH 06 HOUNSLOW 03 MS

14 HLOWSTH 06 HOUNSLOW 04 MC

15 HLOWWES 06 HOUNSLOW 01 J

15 HLOWWES 06 HOUNSLOW 02 JA

15 HLOWWES 06 HOUNSLOW 03 JB

15 HLOWWES 06 HOUNSLOW 04 JC

15 SOUTHWIK 11 RICHMOND 02 EB

16 IWOFrHN 06 HOUNSLOW 01 N

16 IWORTHN 06 HOUNSLOW 02 NB

16 IWORTHN 06 HOUNSLOW 03 NC

16 IWORTHN 06 HOUNSLOW 04 ND

16 IWORTHN 06 HOUNSLOW 05 NE

16 IWORTHN 06 HOUNSLOW 06 NF

17 IWORTHS 06 HOUNSLOW 01 0

17 IWORTHS 06 HOUNSLOW 02 OA

17 IWORTHS 06 HOUNSLOW 03 OB

17 IWORTHS 06 HOUNSLOW 04 OC"17 WESTWIK 11 RICHMOND 01 CA

17 WESTWIK 11 RICHMOND 02 CB

17 WESTWIK 11 RICHMOND 03 CC

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18 WHITTON 11 RICHMOND 01 BA

18 WHITTON 11 RICHMOND 02 BB

18 RIVSIDE 06 HOUNSLOW 03 SB

19 SPRINGR 06 HOUNSLOW 01 K

19 SPRINGR 06 HOUNSLOW 02 KA

19 SPRINGR 06 HOUNSLOW 03 !CB

19 SPRINGR 06 HOUNSLOW 04 KC

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[J[]~[? SOCIAL ,~ o~~~~.~'~~~~nd~;~N.~~NG T~E~~~R.;'~an institute L00r surv-ev-re-se-ar-c-h--------------T-E-L-:-0-1--2-7-8--2-0-6-1

P.460 1977 WEST LONDON SURVEY Aprl1 1977

460 (1-3)

(4-7)CARDeD (8)

AP.S.U. COD[

(From sampZe issue sheet)

ADDRESS SERIAL NUMBER(From sampZe ~ssue sheet)

I

I

I

I

(9-11 )

(12-14)

'A' ADDRESS

'.' ADDRESS

TOTAL NO. OF ADULTS (16+) LIVIrlG AT ADDRESS (IIRITE IN)(From respondent seZeot~on sheet)

(17)

ISSUED ADDRESS 1'ADJOINING' ADDRESS 2

r't

, ,\

\

AT ADDRESS, WHICH INTERVIEW IS THIS?(~.e. no.1. no.2 or no.3?)

IS THIS ADDRESS AN.(From sampZe ~ssue sheet)

IS THIS ADDRESS AN:(From samp Ze ~ssue

sheet)

I

I

(15 )

(16 )1

2

(18-19)

TIME INTERVIEW STARTED (WRITE IN) ___

THIS SECTION FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

NO. OF ELECTORS LISTED AT ADDRESS (RECORD 1l0.)(From sampZe iSRue sheet) I (20-21)

,

SAMPLE DETAILS(From far-right SIS. Note PSU 001-120 =00)

EXPERIMENTAL SfoJ1PL[:

I.'---..1.---1

YESNO

(22-23)

(24)

1

2

P.0. ?'~I ~1- (25-37)

- 1

ENVIRONMENT SECTION

First of all, can you tell me by what name you call thisparticular part of ..•.. (NAME LOCAL AUTHORITY AREA) whereyou live?WRITE IN:

USE NAME GIVEN IN REPLY TO Q.l IN SUBSEQUENT QUESTIONS, WHEREINDICATED

:.a) Is there anything you particularly 11ke about 11vingin ••••• (NAME AREA)? PROBE FULL~ECORD ANSWERS FULLY

b) Is there anything you particularly disllke about livingin •.••. (NAME AREA)? (PROBE FULLY' Rave we overlookedanything - even little things that may bother or annoy you,that ¥ou take fQr granted because nothing can be done aboutthem?) RECORD ANSWERS FULLY

1 1"-, l ,f

CARD 1 /Col.1"_"-

(38-39)

(40-41'

(42-43)

(44-45

(46-47

(48-49

SkipOn

Taking everything together, how satisfied areyou with this area as a place to live in? Areyou ••••• (READ OUT)

,'.

Very sati sfiedFairly satisfied

Rather dissatlsfled

_Qr_Y~r~_~l~~~~i~fl~~l_

(No feelings either way)

(50),

1 I

I

2,

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- 2 - CARD 1 Col./

"""-4.a) How long have you lived at this partlcular

address? (IGNORE BRIEF PERIoDS AwAy) Under six monthsSix to eleven months

1 year but under 2 years2 years but under 5 years

5 years but under 10 years10 years or more

Always/all my life

(51 )

1234567

Q.5Q.5

IF LIVED LESS THAN TEN YEARS AT PRESENT ADDRESSb) At how many different addresses,including

this one, have you lived during the past tenyears? (IGNORE PERIODS OF LESS THAN 3 MONTHS'OCCUPATION)

TwoThreeFourFlVeSix

SevenEight or more

(52)

2345678

ASK ALL5. What sort of accommodation do you Complete house, detached

have here? PROMPT FROM PRECODES Complete house, semi-detachedComplete house, terraced

Structurally separate flat/maisonette, purpose bUlltStructurally separate flat/maisonette, conversion

Rooms or flat (not structurally separate)Dwelllng with business premises

Other (SPECIFY)

6.a) How many rooms do you have in your presentaccommodation (not including kitchen andbathroo~) for the sole use of your household?

WRITE" IN NO. OF ROOMS

(53 )

1234567

8

I(56)

( 54-55

b) Do you have a kitchen more than 6 feet wide(wall to wall, excluding cabinets)?IF YES PROBE - Is it for the sole useof your household or is it shared?

c) Have you a flush toilet (W.C.) with an entrancelnside the building?IF YES PROBE - Is it for the sole useof your household or is it shared?

•

Yes, soleYes, shared

No

Yes, soleYes, shared

No

123

(57)

123

- 3 - CARD 1Col.!rnrl.,

Sk, P Itn

( 58)

Do you own or rent your present house/flat? Own 1

IF RENT: Is it rented •.• (PROMPT FROM PRECODES) Rent. eounell 2Rent. houslng assoelatl0n 3

Rent. prlvate unfurnlshed 4Rent. prlvate furnlshed 5

~ent free wlth Job 6Other (SPECIFY)

(59 )

1

2

4

5

3 I(60)

1

2 c)

3 Q. 10

(61 )

1

2 .

62-63)

YesNo

Very satlsfledFalrly satlsfled

Rather dlssatlsfled

_____~~r~_91~~~~1~fl~97(No feellng elther way)

Yes. would l1ke to moveYes. move already arranged

No

IF WOULD LIKE TO MOVE, OR MOVE ALREADY ARRANGEDc) What are your maln reasons for wantlng to move (movlng)?

PROBE FULLY FOR MAW REASONS. RECORD ANSWERS FOLLY

How satlsfled would you say you were wlth yourpresent house/flat? Would you say you were ...(READ OUT)

.

I.a) Would you l1ke to move from thlShouse/fl at?IF YES PROBE: Is the move already

arranged?IF YES, lJOULD LIKE TO MOVE (CODE 1 AT a)b) Have you done anythlng about movlng?

64-65)

66-67)

DJ WOU I d you 11 ~~ tu lIIuve \are you movl ng)somewhere else ln ..... (NAME A~~A) or would yourather move (are you moving) outslde••••. (NAr1E ,',REA)?

In areaOutslde area

(68)

1

2

- 4 - CARD 1 Co!, I SkIpt'~"'. ....

ASK ALLO. Now I'd llke to read out some statements that people have made about

thelr area. Please tell me from this card whether you agree ordisagree wlth each one as it applies to your area.SHOW CARD A

Completely Inclined Inclined Completely MLagree to agree to di sagree disagree -a There are enough shops ,

wlthln easy reach 1 . - 2 4 5 3 (69)I

b The local bus services aregood 1 2 4 5 3 (70)

,c The road outside here is ,

dlfflcult to cross 1 2 4 5 3 (71 )

d lraffic noise is a seriousproblem in this area 1 2 4 5 3 (72)

e There are plenty of placesof entertainment withineach reach 1 2 4 , 5 3 (73)

f People are unfriendly aroundhere \ 1 2 4 5 3 (74)

g Traffic noise is a seriousproblem in this road 1 2 4 5 3 (75)

h There are enough parks -

within easy reac~ 1 2 4 5 3 (76 ),, -1 This area depresses me

from tlme to time 1 2 4 5 3 ( 77)

(78)

1. How do you feel about the amount ofnoise here from cars or lorrie, or othlr

Definitely satisfactoryroad traffic? (SHOW CARD B) 1

2

EXPLAIN SCALE TO RESPONDENT 3

456

Defin1tely unsatisfactory 7,,,

• ,,

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Comlng back now to your house/flat.

OFFICE USE ONLY 111(79-80\Q.12 SCORE l.---.LJ P~--r--

460 (1-3) ~o:./ ;:RECORD NO. (4-7) !-'JllllJ:..-+-Ll:l-

CARDQ) (8)

1.a When you are lndoors. do you ever hear any of these nOlses?(READ DUT FROM GRID)

b FOR EACH NOISE HEARD Altogether. how much are you botheredby ... 1 sHow CARD C

c IF MORE THAN ONE NOISE BOTHERS

Of the nOlses that bother you (READ OUT). WhlCh on the whole isthe blggest nUlsance to you. taking account of how often theyoccur as well as how annoylng they are at the tlme?

(a) (b)READ OUT. REPEATINGQUESTION AT I1nERVALS

UUt~ VtKYHEARS NOT MUCH

HEAR BOTHERED

NOT ATALL

BOTHERED

(c)

BIGGESTUISANCE

A 0

\,

A 0

A ,0-------------A 0

(19 )(20)

(18 )

(9)

(10)(11 )

_1!~L_

(13 )(14)

(15)

(16 )-------( 17)

G

K

L

M

H-------J

1

1

1

1

6 5 4 3 2

6 5 4 3 2

6 5 4 3 26 5 4 3 2

7

7

7

7

7654321---------------------------------7654321

7654321 A

7654321 B7654321 C

----~----~--~--~--~--~----_!_----~--_Q_--7654321- E7654321 F

oo

A

A

A 0

A 0

A 0

A 0-------------A 0

A 0

Cars. lorr1es and otherroad traff1c

Tra1nsA1rcraft

~~:~~~~~~-~~-~~:~~~~~-BU11d1ng WorksAmma1s outs1deChl1dren or otherpeople outs1de

Ch11dren or otherpeople 1n your home

-----------------------Ne1ghbours

Household appliances.for example hoovers.wash1ng mach1nesAny other n01ses(SPECIFY)

ASK ALL (21 )!

\

I. Altogether. how much are you Very much bothered 7botnered by n01se 1n general t 6at th1S address? \

SHOW CARD C i ,5,,4,,

,3

2Not at all bothered 1

- 6 - CARD 2 Col,I Skip,,-~- .-

14.a When you are at home. does road trafflc nOlse ever ... (READ FROM GRID)b) IF YES: When It ••••• how annoyed does this make you fee 17

SHOW CARD D

READ OUT.REPEATING QUESTION AT (a) (b) HUW ANNOYEDYES NO VE Y MOD- NOT AT

INTERVALS R ERATE LITTLE ALL

Startle you? A 0 4 3 2 1 (22)Wake you up? A 0 4 3 2 1 (23 )Interfere with listening to radio ,or TV? • A 0 4 3 2 1 (24)

Make the TV picture flicker? A 0 4 3 2 1 (25)Make the whole house vibrate? A 0 4 3 2 1 (26)

Interfere wlth conversation? A 0 4 3 2 1 (27)Make you feel tense and edgy? A 0 4 3 2 1 (28)Interfere wlth any otheractlvlty? (SPECIFY) A 0 4 3 2, 1 (29)

Bother. annoy, or disturb you inany other way? (SPECIFY) A 0 4 3 2 1 (30)

15.a Durlng the last 2 weeks has road trafflc nOlse .,. (READ OUT FROM GRID)b) IF YES; Has traffic noise ... (ITEM) for the first time in

the last 2 weeks or did it start to do thlS before that? -

READ OUT, REPEATING QUESTION al (b

AT INTERVALS YES, NO, STARTED-IN STARTEDHAS HAS NOT LAST 2 WEEKS BEFORE THAT

Glven you headaches? A 0 1 2 (31 )Made you feel nervous? A 0 1 2 (32)Made lt difflcult for you toget to sleep? A 0 1 2 (33)

Woken you durlng the nlght? A 0 1 2 (34)Glven you palpltatlons or_!~~~e!~g_~~~~!! ________________ A --_Q_-- 1 2 _!~~L_------------ -----------.Made you feel lrrltable orshort-tempered? A 0 1 2 (36 )

Made you feel undue tirednessor fatl gue? A D 1 2 (37)

Glven you a feeling of sadnessor depress lon? A 0 1 2 (38)

Glven you eye straln or othereye troub1e? A 0 1 2 (39)

Made you feel falntness ordlZZlness? A 0 1 2 (40)

Led you to take pllls for yournerves or to get to sleep? A 0 1 2 (41)

-

- 7 - CARD 2 Col, / SklP"A~_ 'A

16.a When you are at home, does alrcraft noise ever ... (READ FROM GRID)b) IF YES. When It ...•. how annoyed does thlS make you feel?

,

SHOW CARD D

READ OUT, REPEATI~G QUESTION AT (a) (D) HUW (tU

INTERVALS YES NO MUU- NUl A IVERY ERATE LITTLE ALL

Start1 e you? A D 4 3 2 1 (42)

Wake you up? A 0 4 3 2 1 ( 43)

Interfere with listening to radio. or TV? A D 4 3 2 1 (44)

Make the TV plcture f11cker? A 0 4 3 2 1 (45)

Make the whole house vlbrate? A 0 4 3 2 I (46)

Interfere wlth conversatlon? A 0 4 3 2 1 (47)II Make you feel tense and edgy? A 0 4 3 2 1 (48)

I

IInterfere wlth any other I

I actlvlty (SPECIFY) A 0 4 3 2 1 (49),

,I Bother, annoy, or dlsturb you inI any other way? (SPECIFY) A 0 4 3 2 I (50),

(51 )

(52)

( 59)

( 57)

(60)

(61 )

( 53)

(54)

(56)

(58)

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

_____ ~ !§§2__

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

I------------

o

o

o

o

o

o

oo

o

A

A

~

A

A

A

A

A

YES, NO, STARTED IN STARTEDHAS HAS NOT LAST 2 WEEKS BEFORE THATA 0 1 2

A 0 1 2

Led you to take pl1ls for yournerves or to get to sleep?

Durlng the last 2 weeks has alrcraft nOIse ... (READ OUT FROM GRID)b) IF YES. Has the alrcraft noise •.... (ITEM) for the, fIrst time lnthe last 2 weeks or did it start to do thlS before that?

a) (bRE~D OUT, REPEATING QUESTIONAT INTERVALS

Glven you headaches?Made you feel nervous?Made lt dlfflcu1t for you toget to sleep?

Woken you durlng the nIght?GIven you pa1pltatlons or_~~~~~~~g_~~~r~l ~__Made you feel Irrltab1e orshort-tempered?

Made you fep1 undue tlrednessor fatl~ue?

GIven you a fee11ng of sadnessor depresslon?

GIven you eye straln or othereye trouble?

Made you feel falntness ordlzzlness?

17.a

__-l~~............_.....".....; .... ~-~ _

Other (SPEciFY) _

18. Wh1Ch airport are the planes goingto or coming from?

- 8 - CARD 2

HeathrowGatwick

Northo1t

Don't know

Col.!rn~~

(62)1

2

3

4

5

Sklp>.,

Very oftenFa 1rly oftenOccas iona 11y

19.a Do the aircraft ever seem to you to fly toolow for safety when they pass by here?IF YES.b) Would you say they fly too low for safety very often.

fa1rly often. or only occas1onally?

YesNo

(63 )

A

o

1

2

3

Q.20

ASK ALL20.a When you hear the aircraft fly overhead. do you ever

feel tnere 1S any danger they m1ght crash nearby~

IF YESb) Would you say you feel th1S very often.

fairly often. or only occasionally?

ASK ALL21.a1 Apart from whether aircraft noise causes people, any annoyance. do you think it normally doesI people any harm?

I IF YESI b) What harm does it do. do you think? To whom?I pROBE. RECORD IN FULL)

YesNo

Very oftenFai rly oftenOccas iona lly

YesNo

Don't know

(64) IA Io

1

2

3

(65)

A

o8

(66)

(67)

Q.21

Q.22Q.22

22.

23.

ASK ALLWould you say you were more sensitiveor less sensitive than other people tonoise?

Have you ever talked to other people.e1ther members of your fam1ly. ne1ghboursor fr1ends about traffic noise or aboutaircraft n01se?IF YES: Traff1c noise. or aircraft

n01 se or both?

MoreLessSame

Don't know

No. not talked about e1therYes. traff1c n01se

Yes. a1rcraft n01seYes. both k1nds of n01se

(68)

1

2

3

4(69)

1

23

4

- 9 -

I have here a llSt of noises WhlCh ~ometlmes annoypeople - do they ever annoy you? (READ FROM GRID)

CARD 2 Col./,.-~-

Slap.~

YES NO

5. Many people have dlfferent Vlews about nOlse when they're at home.When you are at home and not dOlng anythlng special, how much nOlsedo you llke: complete sllence, some noise, or a lot of noise?

SHOW CARD E A lot of noise

Complete sllence

o U.O.

\

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

( 70)

( 71 )

(72)

(73)

(74)

(75)

(76 )

( 77)

I

(78) I7

6

5

4

3

2 -

1

(79 )

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

1

1

1

1

11

1

A dn PPl ng tap?A dog barklng contlnuously?

The sound of a knife gratlng on a plate?Somebody Whlstllng out of tune?

Somebody switching on the radlo whenyou want to be quiet?

A pneumatic drill?A banglng door?

Of course, the extent to WhlCh people are annoyed by nOl~e at homeIIIcly depend on the tlme they spend at home.

Please thlnk carefully Qver the past two we~ks - that's to say, backto the ... (DAY of WEEK) before last. Durlng the past fortnlght,how many times have you personally spent most of the evening out ofyour home? None

• 1 or 23 or 4

5 or 6

7 or 8

9 or 10

More than 10

5.a

b Thlnklng back to last weekend, and the weekendbefore, did you spend either of them away fromhome?

NoYes, one weekend

Yes, both weekends

(80)

1

2

3

- 1 - 460 (1-3)Col.IRECORD NO. (4-7) Skll'"ft~ft .ftHEALTH SECTION CARD Q) (8)

I'd 1lke to ask you (flrstly) some questlons about how you havebeen feellng durlng the last few weeks. I (9)Durlng the 2 weeks which ended last Very good 1Sunday would you say your health had Good . 2been '" (READ OUT) Averaqp 3

Poor 4Very Door 5

a) Durlng the two weeks WhlCh ended last Sunday have you had ... ?(READ OUT)

b) IF YES TO ANY ITEM. Dld the ... start In these last tllO weeksor ala it start before (i.e. this partlcu1ar bout or attack?)

* REPEAT WORDING OF 2.a) (a (blSlARTED IN STARTEDYES NO LAST 2 WEEKS BEFORE THAT

A sore th roa t A 0 1 2 (10)Breathlessness A 0 1 2 (11 )

IConstlpatl0n or Dlarrhoea A 0 1 2 (12)I

Fee1lng slck (nausea) or vomltlng A 0 1 2 (1 3)-'--

Indlgestlon A 0 1 2 (14 )

* A feellng of sadness or depresslon A 0 1 2 (15) ,

Eye straln or other eye trouble A 0 1 2 (16),\

Falntness or dlzzlness A 0 1 2 (17)---

Headaches A 0 1 2 (18 )

o * Loss of appetlte A 0 1 2 (19 )1. Any problem being underweight or

overwel ght A 0 1 2 (20)2 Irrltab1e or short-tempered A 0 1 - 2 (21 )

3 Palns In the chest A 0 1 2 (22)

4 Backache or pal ns In the back A 0 1 2 (23)

5 Aches or palns In the JOlnts, 1egs ,muscles or arms '" 0 1 2 (24)

6 Palpltatlons or thumplng heart A 0 1 2 (25)

7 Sores, ulcers, rashes or other sklntroubles A 0 1 2 (26)

3 * Dld you have dl ffl cu1 ty 1 n gett, ngto sleep A 0 1 2 (27)

9 Dld you wake dunng the mght A 0 1 2 (28)

'0 ' Nlghtmares A 0 1 2 (29),1 Swollen ankles A 0 1 2 (30)

'2 Burns, brulses. cuts or otheraccldents A 0 1 2 (31 )

'3 Undue tlredness or fatlgue A 0 1 2 (32)

'4 * Have you been fee1lng nervous A 0 1 2 (33)~o Any prob1ems Wl th your ea rs A 0 1 2 (34)~G . Have you been hearlng a rl~lng

1 n your ears A 0 1 2 (35)27 I(Womens comolalnts 1lke oenod oalns) A 0 1 2 (36 )

, ,sa

- 2 - CARD JCol. / Skip

c Are there any symptoms I haven't ment10ned that you have r.nn. tn

had dur1ng the 2 weeks (endIng last Sunday)?IF YES. WRITE IN SYMPTOM AND REPEAT (a (bo l2b) FOR EACH YES NO :>IAKII:.U IN :>IAKllU

LAST 2 WEEKS BEFORE THAT1) 37-38

I A 0 1 2 (39)2) 40- 41 \,

I A 0 1 2 (42)

ASK WOMEN AGED 15-50 ONLY • (OTHERS SKIP TO 0.4) (43)I) When did you last have a menstrual period? In the last 4 weeks? 1

was It '" (READ OUT) or longer than 4 weeks ago 2 0.4Other (SPEC IFY) 3 0.4

IF WITHIN THE LAST 4 WEEKS (44)b) When was the f1rst day of your last perlod (RECORD DATE)

ASK ALL (45)I ) Do you suffer from any 1ong-s tand1 ng Yes 1

Illness, d1sabil1ty or 1nf1 rm1 ty? No 2 0.5IF YES 46-47)b) What do you suffer from? PROBE FOR FULL DETAILS

\, .,

• , , . -

-,

A:,I\ ALL (48)I ) During the 2 weeks which ended last Sunday, dId you have

to cut down at all on the thIngs you usually do because Yes 1of any of the complaInts we have mentioned so far? No 2 0.8IF YES

b) How many days was th1S 1n all.includIng Saturdays and Sundays? No. of days I I~ (49-50)

(51 )3 ) DId you have to mIss days at work (or at school) Yes 1

dur1ng the 2 weeks Wh1Ch ended last Sunday? NO Z 0.8 .(Not applicable) 3 0.8

IF YES

b) How many days dId .,. (SYMPTOM/ILLNESS) keep .you away? (dur1ng the 2 weeks Wh1Ch ended

I 01as t Sunday) No. of days (52-53)

(54)a) 01 d you have to stay In bed at all for any of these Yes 1

symptoms/Illnesses? No 2 0.8IF YESt) How many days were you In bed all or most of

the ~ay? (DurIng the 2 weeks Wh1Ch ended CD];\<t Sunday) No. of days (55-56)

- 3 - CARD 3Col./ Sklp

ASK ALL ,..-~- tn

Now I want to ask you about any medlclnes that you may havetaken during the 2 weeks whlch ended last Sunday. (57)

Have you been taking any medlclnes, tablets. tonics orpllls (lncludlng contraceptive pills), durlng the last2 weeks? (PROBE: Even aspirins. sleeping pllls or Yes 1~erve pllls, and things like that?) No 2 0.9IF YESb) What was its name? (What was it for?)

(PROBE. Anything else?)c) Was lt prescrlbed by a doctor?

Icl

(b) NAME OF DRUG/WHAT FOR LTC. Prescnbed bv Dr.YES NO

ITHI A

I(58-59) 1 2 (60) I

I IITEM B I

\ (61-62) 1 2 (63)

I IITEM C

-

(64-65) 1 2 (66)

I I -ITEM 0

167-68) 1 2 (69)

I IITEM E

170-71\ 1 2 (72)

I IITEM F

( 73· 74) 1 2 (75) ,

I IJ

OFFICE USE ONLYI, Totel No. of items tekenI I (76 ),

Totel No. of speciel druas, I (77 )

SPARE (78-80

o

NO. OF TIMES '_--:-_1•

,----,--,----,Col.I SkI!, Irn~p tn

9.a)

- 4 -

ASK ALL

Last week or the ~eek before. apart from Vlslts to ahospltal. dld you talk to a general pr~ctltloner (asa doctor) for any reason at all?IF YES .

b) How many tlmes did you talk to him?

460 (1- 3)RECORD NO,.;,. (4- 7)

CARD 1;11 (8)

YesNo

(9)

1

2

(10)

(11 )

Q. 10

c) Was this/were they on your own behalf or for someoneelse? (IF FOR SOMEONE ELSE. PROBE: Dld you talkto the doctor. at the same tlme. about yourself)?

Excluslvely own behalfFor someone else, but mentIoned self

Excluslvely for someone elseOther (SPECIFY) _

ASK AL L

12

3

4

(12)

ASK ALL

11.a Durlng the last 3 months. were you ln hospltal as -a patlent. overnight or longer? (apart from havlng a baby) Yes

No

NO OF TIMES I I,"--,--

10 a Durlng the last 3 months. that lS'Slnce ., dld youattend as a patlent the casualty or out-patlentdepartment of a hospltal (apart from hospltal anteor post-natal cllnlcs)?\

IF YESb) How many tlmes dld you attend?

IF YESb) How many times dld you go In? NO. OF TIMES

YesNo

o

1

2 Q.ll

( 13)-

(14 )

1

2 Q.12

(15 )

c) How many days altogether were you lnhospItal durlng the last 3 months? NO. OF DAYS~ (16-17)

, - , ,," • :,

i

.

,I

In general. how sat1sf1ed are you w1th the care you haverecelVed from (READ ITEI4S FROI~ GRID)? SHOW CARD F

Very Fa1rly Rather Very I(NO Teel1nsatisf1ed sat1sf1ed d1ssat1sf1ed d1ssat1sf1ed e1ther way

1. The Nat10nalHea lth Serv1ceas a whole 1 2 4 5 3

2. Loca1 G. P. 0 s 1 2 4 5 3

3. Local Hos-P1 ta 1s 1 2 4 5 3

4. Local C"mc 1 2 4 5 3

"

12.

ASK ALL- 5 - CARD 4

(18)

( 19)

(20 )

(21)

\

(22)

(23)

(24)

(25)

(26)

_ElL( 28)

(29)

(30)

(31 )

(32)

_U~L

(34)

(35)

_U~L

I'd 11ke now to run through a 11St of health and welfare serV1ces wh1chpeople can attend or from Wh1Ch they can rece1ve V1S1tS Some won'tapply to you but others may. For each one could you tell me whetheryou have made use of them during the last month. that 1S S1nCe .....(NAME APPROXIMATE DATE)?

a) In th1S last month d1d ~ rece1ve at your own homeany v1sits from - YES NO

A d1str1ct nurse 1 2A health V1s1tor 1 2

A welfare or soc1al worker 1 2

A home he1p 1 2

Mea1s on whee1s 1 2__________________________________ = Ib~_sblr2e2~t_~~rY1S~_ 1 2

b) ~nd d1 d~ make use of - Hass X- ray 1 2

The ambulance serV1ce 1 2A health V1s1tor dt a cl1mc or surgery 1 2

A welfare or social worker at a cl1mc or surgery 1 2

A d1str1ct nurse at a cl1n1c or surgery 1 2

________________Ib!Ub1 rQeQ2t_~~rY1S~_~~_L S111}1S_2L ~Yrg~rL __ L 2c) ASK WOMEN ONLY Family planmng serV1ces 1 2

Ante-natal or relaxat10n classes 1 2Post-natal cl1n1cs 1 2------------------------------------------------------------- ---- ----

13.

ASK ALLd) Any othpr health or

\~el&ar~ serVlces 7 SPECIFY-------------O2 (38)

I NDW HAND GENERAL HEALTH QUEST! mlNAI RE TO RESPONDENT 11

OFFICE USE ONLY

Total rlo. of serV1ces used - a) I (39)

b) ( 40)

c) (41)

d)t ! (42)

Grand Total~ (43)

- 1 - CAkD 4

\ LLd .1 ~, I ",. GENERAL SECTION, ( n,' (,

1. Can I check. who lives in thIs household?I

,I,

AGI: LAST NARIIAL SIAIUS WURKINGI PERSON RELATIONSHIP SEX

NO TO BIRTHDAY M F M S W DIV/ F/T PIT NOTH ll'.H. WRITE IN) SEP

:01 HEAD 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3

I 02 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3

03 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3,I

04.

1 31 2 1 2 3 4 2

05 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3,

I 06 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3

07 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3

I OB 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3,

I09 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3

I 10 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3,I

I11 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3

'\ 12 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3-

RESPONDENT· PERSON NO.~-

NO. OF WORKING ADULTS 16+ (FIT AND PIT) (44)

NO. OF NON-WORKING ADULTS 16+ (45)

NO OF CHILDREN 0-4 YEARS (46)

NO. OF CHILDREN 5-15 YEARS (47)CHECK TOTAL NO. OF PERSor~S IIJ H/HOLD (I NCL. RESPONDEln) (48-49)

FOR OFFICE USE ONLYRESPONDENT DETAILS; RELATIONSHIFl (50)

AGE I 151-52)I

, (53)- .

, SEX: MALE 1

I FEMALE 2, (54),

I I MARITAL STATUS: MARRIED 1I SINGLE 2

, WIDOWED 3DIVORCED/SEPARATED 4

I HOUSEHOLD SUMMARY CODE I (55- 56),I

I - --- --

IF ANYONE OTHER THAN RESPONDENT IS HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ASK:What lS the occupatlon of the Head of Household?(IF TEMPORARILY NOT WORKING OR RETIRED. ASK FOR LAST MAIN EMPLOYMENT)Name/tltl e of Job _Descrlption of act1vlty _

Sklll/traln1ng/quallficatlons/experlence requlred for Job _

- 2 -ASK ALL

Can I Just check; are you the head of household?

CARD 4

Yesr~o

A

Bo 4

Employee ISelf-employed 2

SuperVlslon/management responslbl11tles (lnc1 no. of peoplesupervlsed)

--------------------Industry/buslness/professlon (of employer) ___No of people employed at place of work (approx.) _

Employment status.(57-58'

Non-worklngGOlng

In other fu1~-tlme

Off work through temporary illness (less thanOff work (through illness or disabi11ty for more thanOther (SPECIFY)

ASK ALL

Are you work1ng at present? 0.60.6

(59 )

I

2

3

4.56

7

8

9

o

per week)per week)

6 months)6 months)

seeklng work)Retlred

housewlfeto schooleduca tl on

Work1ng fu11-tlme (31+ hrsWorking part-time (10-30 hrs

Unemployed (actlve1y

,\IF NOT WORKING

Check respondent 1s:

4.

ASK ALL NON-WORKINGWould you 11ke to have a Job? Yes. very much

Yes. qUlte 11ke toNo. not reallyDeflOl te ly not

No feel1ngs e1ther way

(60)

I

24

5

3

, ,

. . .

- 3 - CARD 4 Col. / Sklp

ASK ALL EXCEPT THOSE IN FULL-TIME EDUCATIONrnnp tn

&.1 What is your occupatlon? (IF TEMPORARILY NOT WORKING. RETIRED ORHOUSEWIFE. ASK FOR LAST HAW UfPLOVrlENT)

Name/tltle of Job, Description of actlvlty, I,I Skill/trainlng/quallflcatlons/experlence requlred for Job I

Supervision/management responslbllltles (lncl. no. of people, supervlsed),

Industry/business/profession (of employer)

No of people employed at place of work (approx.) 1'61-62)

• Employment status. Employee 1• SeIf- emp 1oyed 2

Address of employment

",BOROUGH

, IF NOT WORKING (Q.4 CODES 3-0) GO TO CLASSIFICATION, Q.13,

ASK ALL WORKING , (63),7. Where do you spend most of your At employment address 1, working hours? At home 2

Travelllng around 3

I Comblnatlon of 2 or more 4

I (64)8. Do you work at Heathrow airport, or for any Work at alrport 1I company connected in any way with the alrport? Company connected wlth1

alrport 2II Nelther 3

I (65)

9. How long have you been in your Less than 6 months 1present Job? 6 months but less than 1 year 2

1 year but less than 5 years 35 years but less than 10 years 4

More than 10 years 5J

- 4 - CARD 4 Col.I,.-~

nearly all of the tImefaIrly often

sometImes but not oftenor rarely?

10.a SometImes people have a general feelIng of beingfed up wIth their Jobs. Do you ever feel lIke that?

IF YESb) Would you say you feel like that

, .. READ OUT .• ,

YesNo

(66)

1

2

( fj 7)

1

2

3

4

Q.11

(68)

very satlSfled 1faIrly satIsfIed 2

rather dIssatIsfIed 4very dIssatIsfIed 5

feelIngs eIther way?) ~--"30--~

(69)

1

2

4

5

3

very. satIsfIedfaIrly satIsfIed

rather dIssatIsfIedvery dl ssatisfled

(no feelings eIther way?)

(no

b) And your physIcal workIng condItIons that IS nOIse. comfort. hazards. cleanlIness and so on; would you say youare ••. READ OUT .. ,

I should lIke to ask you how satIsfIed or dIssatIsfIedyou are wIth certaIn aspects of your present (main) job.How satIsfIed are you wIth.a) Your Job securIty - that IS beIng sure

that you can contInue In your presentJob: Would you say you are ... READ OUT ...

11.

(70)

12.a Altogether, how much are you bothered by nOIseIn general at work (whIle you are working)?SHOW CARD G Would you say you are .• , Very much bothered

Not at all bothered

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

b Would you say that the nOIse at work(whIle you are workIng) is ••• READ OUT

a lot more than at home•.. a little more than at home

about the same as at homea little less than at home

a lot less than at home(works at home)

(71 )

1

23

4

5

6

Skiptn

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

(72)

CARD 4/5- 5 -

14 or under15

1617

18

19 or overStill receiV1ng fu11-t1me educat10n

CLASSIFICATIONAGE OF FINISHING FULL-TIME EDUCATION

EXACT AGE (WRITE IN)~13.

Q.15

(74)

(73)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

19

Great I3rlta1nNorthern IrelandSouthern Ireland

Ind1a/Pak1stan/BangladeshWest Ind1es

Canada, Austral1a. New ZealandOther Commonwealth countr1es

Elsewhere (SPECIFY) _

IF NOT BORN IN GREAT BRITAIN

b) In what year d1d you come to Br1ta1n? (WRITE IN)

14.1 COUNTRY OF BIRTH

15.

!I~K !ILL

Do you or anyone in the householdhave a... READ OUT •••

Record

TVRad10

player/tape-recorderCar

TelephoneDouble glaz1ng

YES NO1 . 2

1 2

1 2

1 2

1 2

1 2

(75)

(76 )

(77 )

(78)

(79)

(80)

YesNo

460 (1-3)RECORD N~ (4-7)

CAR0~ I--.l.:(8:.L-f)

(9)

1

2

ASK CASUALLY16.a Had you heard anyth1ng about th1S enquiry before?

IF YES: How had you heard about 1t? (WRITE IN) _

Q.17(10)

1

A

NonE(11 )

1

Have agreed one or more tlmes~~A~~

(WRITE IN NUMBER)~_--fCtOSE INTERVIEW

c) How many tlmes have you 1n fact agreed to glvean Interv1ew wlthln the past twelve months?

P.5K ALLb) How many t1Mes have you been a~kpd to q1ve a soc1a1 research or

market research 1nterv1ew Wlth1 n the pas t twe 1ve months? NoneHave been asked one or more tlmes

1--"":"':---1(WRITE IN NUMBER)

1-":":""::-:--1

- 6 - CARD 5 Sk,ptn

17. Interview was conducte9·with: RespondentRespondent, helped by assistant

Respondent, helped by lnterpreterAssistant, with respondent present

(12)

1

2

3

4

18. Was anyone else pr~sent for any part of the interview? YesNo

(13)

1

2

(14 )

19. Do you consider the respondent to be •.. Very intelllgent 1Falr1y lnte111gent 2

About average lnte111gence 3S11ght1y below average inte111gence 4

Well below average lnte111gence 5

20. Do you conslder the hearing capacity of therespondent to be... \

Above averageAverage

Moderately diminlshedVery diminished

I (15)

1

2

3

4

NUMBER OF CALLS MAD~ TO ~TAIN

INIERVIEw21.

Five

Intervlew obtalned at flrst callIntervlew obtalned at flrst re-call

Intervlew obtalned at second re-callIntervlew obtalned at thlrd re-call

Interview obtained at fourth re-callor more re-calls made to obtain intervlew

(16 )

1

2

3

4

5

6

INTERVIEW NUMBERIN THESE BOXES WRITE IN THE NUMBER OF INTERVIEWS YOU HAVEALRCADY CA~RIED OUT ON THIS SURVEY. INCLUDING THIS or,~

Tlrre lntervH'W completed (WRITE IIl) _I

Length of lntervlCW (Irl flItlUTCS) I I (17-19)'---t--'--i

(20)

I IDate of lntervlew_~-..J.__

R/I t----i(21- 24

Slgnature of lntervlewer __ INTERVIEWER I I INUt1BER L..-....I....-l-...L--j

. 7 - CARD 5

.TEN-MINUTE TRAFFIC COUNT

! LI GHT VEH ICLES (25-27),

HEAVY VEHICLES (28-30)

TOTAL VEHICLES (31-33)

RECORD OF ADDRESS LOCATION(Includlng sketch map lf helpful)

I

I ,

I

II

I I ,

I •

II \I

II

~

-OFFICE USE ONLY -

I I I I I IMAP REFERENCE;)

.NNI (34)

,I (35 )I N

I L (36 )

, EXPERIMENTAL SArlPLE: INTERVIEIIER NUMBER (37)

SPARE COLUMNS: A (38)

B (39)

C (40),

D (41 )

,I

• GENERAL HEALTH OUESTlONNAI RE

P•S•U. c:::r=:r=JADDRESS NO. c::::r=o

Please read thIs carefully

We should like to know If you have had any medical complaints, and how your health hasbeen In general, over the past few weeks Please answer ALL the questions on the following pagessimply by underlining the answer which you think most nearly applies to you Remember that wewant to know about present and recent complaints, not those that you had In the past

It IS Important that you try to answer ALL the questions

Thank you very much for your CO operation

HAVE YOU RECENTLY -

been able to concentrateon whatever you're dOing?

Betterthan usual

Sdmeas usual

Lessthan usual

(CARD 5)

Much lessthan usull

2

3

4

5

6

7

B

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

lost much sleep over worry?

felt that you are playinga useful part In things?

felt capable of makingdecIsIons about things?

felt constantly understrain ?

felt that you couldn'tovercome your diffIculties?

been ab le to enloy yournormal day to day actIVities?

been able to face up toyour problems?

been feeling unhappy anddepressed?

been losing confidence Inyourself?

been thinking of yourselfas a worth less person?

been feeling reasonablyhappy, all things conSIdered?

been mdnaglng to keep yourself busy and occupied?

been getting out of thehouse as much as usual?

been feeling on the wholeyou were dOing things well?

Not at all

More sothan usudl

More sothan usual

Notdt all

Notat all

More sothan usual

More sothan usual

Notat all

Notat all

Notat all

More sothan usual

More sothan usual

More sothan usual

Betterthan usual

No morethan usual

Sdmeas usual

Sameas usual

No morethan usual

No morethan usual

Same as usual

Sameas usual

No morethan usual

No morethan usual

No morethan usual

About sameas usual

Sameas usual

Sameas usual

Aboutthe same

Rdther morethan usual

Less usefu Ithan usual

Less usefulthan usual

Rather morethan usual


Less sothan usual

Less ablethan usual

Rdther morethan usual



Less sothan usual

Rather lessthan usual

Lessthan usual

Less wellthan usual

Much morethan usual

Much lessuseful

Much lessuseful

Much morethan usual

Much morethan usual

Much lessthan usual

Much lessable

Much morethan usual

Much morethan usual

Much morethan usual

Much lessthan usual

Much lessthan usual

Much lessthan usual

Muchless well

(s 0 )

(S. )

( S6)

16 been satisfied with the way Better About Less well Much ( 57)you've carned out your task? than usual as usual than usual less well

17 been taking things hard? Not No more Rather more Much more ( 58)at all than usual than usual than usual

lB found everything getting on Not No more Rather more Much more ( 59)top of you? at all than usual than usual than usual

19 been feeling nervous and Not No more Rather more Much more (60)strung up all the time? at all than usual than usual than usual

20 found at times you couldn't Not No more Rather more Much more ( 6I)do anything becduse your at all than usual than usual than usualnerves were too bad?

21 been having restless, Not No more Rather more Much more (62)disturbed nights? at all than usual than usual than usual

22 been mdnaglng as well as More so Same Rather less Much less ( 63)most people would In your than usual as usual than usual than usualshoes?

23 been able to feel warmth Better About same Less well Much (SO )and affectIOn for those than usual as usual than usual less wellnear to you?

24 been finding It easy to Better About same Less well Much ( 65)get on With other people? than usual as usual than usual less well

25 spent much time chatting Not No more Rather more Much more (66)With people? at all than usual than usual than usual

26 been finding life a Not No more Rather more Much more ( 67)struggle all the time? at all than usual than usual than usual

27 been getting scared or Not No more Rather more Much more (68)panicky for no good at all than usual than usual than usualreason?

28 felt that life IS Not No more Rather more Much more (69 )entirely hopeless? at all than usual than usual than usual

29 been feeling hopeful More so About 9!lme Less so Much less ( 7Q)about your own future? than usual as usual than usual hopeful

30 felt that life Isn't Not No more Rather more Much more ( 7I)worth liVing? at all than usual than usual than usual

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EDlTIl1G AND CODING n;STRUCTlONS

;-ll·--~-r~p ~Jr--n,r ,.f", 1 '1"0 11..'(.1 1\ Gce Il' I.~~ 1 -+·--;----t-----

LI<5TltUCTIONS

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'l~IIS I'HOJl!.CT IS nP.'.:>Lc.r-,,11 ],'()R SIN'JLE PUW.HIliC Ol~Lf .-

NO 'X' OF 'Y' Al,Wl,/rm

1L TYPE •B' QUESTIONNAiRES TO BE RE-COr.t.A~'E.D IN'PO

CORRECT CARD O~DER

Ar- AD')Rc~~S r WRICR INTEHV Ei'; IS 'l'HIS

IP RIMU., Rh"':"E:l TO CONTACT SHEET AND, IF LESS 'mANla ADUL-::S LISTED AT ADDRESS

I1 IAU1'OHATTCALLY APPLIES

II

ALL

16 . /'J IF BLA,m: CllE:-:K LARGE IEl"l'ER ON TOP LEFT OF FRONT

""1ALLJ. •

11 IF BLAN''': CL'ECK CON1'ACT SH c.E.'r ALL

1I

ALLYELLOW CCNTACT SBEE:T - ISSUED ~llDRESS

2 Gm~N cONTACT SHEET - AUJOlll1NG AJlDRESS

IP ADJOINING ADDRESS, C~JCK TRAT FIRST DIGIT OfADDRESS SERIAL 1I1J}1ll1':R - 5 (L e. CQl.12 )

CHECK TOTAL FROM CONTACT SHEET ALL

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PROJECT: 1977 - \{EST lONOON SURVEY

EDITING AND CODING INSTRUCTIONS

SPECIAl.NOTl~SINSTRUrTIOUS

i

Ques-!Card It .. r:..1 ·r~o. ICal. Codt'"r I~ ~ -~-'--"'---+-------------'--------------:------r----

, I I

OFFICE USE ONLY - A~L DETAILS TO BE COPIED FROM

SAMPLE ISSUE SH~S

NO. OF ELECTORS ALL

1 120/I 21I

I

I;22/: 23!II

IF 'ADJOINING' ADDRESS (1.e. code 2 col.17) TOTALELECTORS LISTED IS TO BE THE SAME AS THOSE AT THEORIGINAL ADDRESS.

I,ENTER THE TWO DIGIT NUHBER WHICH IS WRITTEN OPPOSITE

EACH ADDRESS ON THE THIRD COpy OF THE SAMPLE ISSUEISHEET.I

-NOTE: ITALIC PRINTING ON QUESTIONNAIRE

ALL

24 11/ 2

I Ii 25/ I

37

EXPERIMENTAL SA:~LE - ALL ADDRESSES1.e. PSU. 255-26~~ Code 1

ALL OTHER ADDRESSES • Code 2I

P.D.DATA. INSTRUCTIONS TO FOLLOW

Ili EXPERIMENTALL

ALL

\,IItI

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PROJECT. 1977 - WEST LONDON SUIN!';Y

EDITING AND COllING IllSTRUCTIONS

SPLCIALNOTES

ALL

ALL

INSTRUCTlO'lS

CODE FIRST THREE HEN'l'IOJIIED FROM FOU.oWING :-

THANSPO~T & GEHERI,.L ACCI:SS- GOOD TRANSPORT F'ACII.ITIE /H\NDY r'OR 'rIlM,spom,/EASY ACCESS '1'0 TOHN CF;~rrIlE

SHOPPING GOOD/VARIEJJ/l1ANY SHOPS/GOOD SERVICE/HANDY

&lENITIES GOon/ACCESS TO Al1ENITIES:LIBHAHY,CUTEMA, UB,eto.,

SPCRrr; WOD/ACCESS TO SPORTJJ><G FACILITIF.S:SIIJt1MING OOL,etc.,

WOIlK COWENTENT/EAS'{ ,TOUHNE'{/PLENTI OF' JOBS/GOOD JO S-- .I SCHOOL~ GOOD SCHOOLS/ACCESS TO SCHOOLS II TIES WHIT AREA ALWAYS LHED HERE/ROOTS HERE/BELONG fREIHOlfSE/rlAT LIKE nOUSE/VlET,L PLANNED/HAS GARDEN/OVIN H~USE

I 100'\L fTJT!!')RI,TY AC'rIVTTY KEEP STREETS CLF..AN,etc., II .J'i,j-S7 ~:l: ~l>·';/lC~1~ BEr::::L:;:::; ;

IND1J~'C°T.",ls,,'rr()'!.... Nor CO'!!iliIlCIALISED/AWAY FHOM INn]' STRY/'liJ HtolESjPOLLU'l'ION(OTHTm THAN TRAFFIC)

NO. '1O'l'HF} I Pi'RTlCULA.?.LY LIKE _

AB~S'IC3 ::;' 1'~AFPIC IIOT hUCH rIl~FFIC/NO 'I'RAFFIC Fill'lE /NOI3E7DA1~ER (ANY TIlAFFlC REFEIlENCE)

HESII1E:,'"~ 'Jf') 'l"1"ETH. ')OCIAl, IN·rj·:RAcnONS NIce/COliC ~';:.' l~Y TYF2/ucn "GE GROUP/NOT I11MIGRANTS/CONW'N"l'rY SPrRIT/FRII:.'IDS ARE HEIlE

J,CC"SS 1'0') LmrooN/NEAR '['0 WNroN

AV UU.llE,I'I'":" 0 ~ NURSERY!PL'lYG:lO'JP FAC ILI'i'IES

RESIDE',rrTH CILI,.RACTER HESIDEi'1TIAL ARZA/SELECTPRHA-rE ESTAn/wELL PLANNF.U/PLElrrY OF ROOM/NO SL IS

COUNTRYSIDE: IN/NEAR COUNTRY/SEMI-RURALjvILLAGEATMOSPHERE/OPEN SPACE

CO~ST tl1:AR COAS'I'/SEASIDE/SEAFRONT/ACCESS TO COAST

PE'.CE ANll Q.UIFJI' PEACEFUL/QUUJr

HEA"Gl'BIllESS HEALTHY/FRESH AIIl

APPEAR~NCE PLEASANT/GOOD SCENERY/GREENERY/LOVELYPARKS/UEAR PAR.T<S/ACCESS TO PARKS

OTHER REASONS NOT INCLUDED ABOVE

NOT ANS'<lEREJJ, ALSO INCLUDE IXlN'T KNOW.2399

18

1920

21

22

14

1516

17

12

13

07

108

0910

11

I; 38/1I 39 i

!40/ 01

41

142/ 02

43I 03i, 04

! 05

j !06t•

2a

1

1\1~'- ic~~i-r-I,"<..1 i\<0 :C01. lCode:;0 I' I-'- ~. - ~-I----;---4r-----

I I • !I ENVIRt)N11!~rr SriCTlOtf

I NOT BErnG CODED

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EDITING AND COUING INSTRUCTIONS

ALL

SPECIALIlOTl~SINSTRUCTIONS

CODE FIHST THREE HE..VrI01no:u FilOl1 FOLLO'ITNG :-

TI'" Ne,PORT poon TRANSPOR'r FACILITIEs/nrGIf l~ARE::'

SHOPPING POOR SIIOPP(NG FACILITIES/NOT HANDY FOR SHO siTOO FAR AWAY/NO VARTE'rY/TOO EXPEITSIVE

Al1E1>lrTTES LACK OF F:NTERTAINl1ENT/PREFrcR TOlv'N LIFE

~PORTS !J,CK OF/rOOR SPORTING FACILITIES

WORK NO CHOICE/SCARCITY OF WORK/INCONVENIENT JOURNETO WORK/TOO FAR

SCHOOLS UNSATTSl"ACTORYi!'OO FAR AWAY/'roo FEW

CHILDRE, NO YOUTH CLUBS/NO FACILI'I'IES }'OR CHILDRENJ~YOUNG PEOPLE/NO'.oII1ERE 'ro PLAY

IlOUSE/Fl.AT LACKS BATHrlOOM/GARDEN/PREFER DIFFERENT' E

LOC \L a:'J':"'OaITY NEGLECTS DRAIIIS/PAVEMSClTS/STREEr 1LIG:ITS DI1I/STREEI'S DIRTY/D0GS HlUL FOOTPA'J'HS

pIRJL 1>2,',\ GENEllALLY DTFTY (NO REFERENCE T" COUNCI )I

IAI?CR\FC ?8:LUT1CN DIrtT/Fm'ffiS/SMELL FR~M AIRCRAFT

'S~ffir.L/F:;r-:-::::S (O'PHER TRA~ 'PRAFFIC OR kIRCRAFr)

TRJ...P£:C rrllQ l'·rnCH 'l'IUU'E'TC/NOISE!DANGER!FUMES -HIT TRU'FIC Rt.-:FS!L":NCE

NETG~O :'[S CC,MPLAINl'S AIJourr NEIGFIBOlJRS/TYPE OF PERS N

EF.SIDE:r:'~,~L CqARACTER B\DLY PLANNED/NO AT!!OSP'JERE/DIS-rRI';l' SPOILED BY COU"iCIL ESTATES/TOO CRO',/J)ED

COL'1rrRYSI;)s TOO FAR F'ROM COUNTRY/NO LONGER A V1LLA E

COAST TOO PAR FROM COAST/SEASIDE/HOLIDAY RESORTS

APPEAI!J.'LNGE OP ~REA UNATTRACTIVE/BAD VIE>f/DILAPIDATE /DRAB/QQUALID/DERELICT

VANDALISN AnD CllI"[E GANGS RUNNING IHLD/PROPERTYDAHAGED/THIEVIUG/DANGER OF ASSAULT/CRIME

RATES HIGH RATES

1'0, NO'l'EING I PARTICULARLY DISLIKE

OTHER f'.E.ASONS NOT INCLUDED ABOVE

NOT ANSlVERED, INCLUDE DON'T KNOW

Atl<.cI<.lfr- -r NO! .5P£L.,,:::tt3>

Irhr<.~lffr (rP-l~ S,f7CttP<- f!..O ...... Pt-R-IN/

03

04

05

1

06

,07I

108

,09I10

11

12

13I114II'15

16

17

18

(9

1

20

\21

22

1

23

,99I

-if

I';):;

f.

Qu"s- jcard Iti,,;'l 11'<0. IC,,1. Codp~~..-I-~ -+ , .;--- -_

I I ;

2b 1 ,44/j 45

1461: 47 01

148/ 0249

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PROJECT: 1977 - WES'l' LONlXJN SIJIN1<:Y


ALL

ALL

SPECIALNOTESINSTRUCT lOllS

--,-,o--.-r-,r-----------------.------~Quu-ICard Il.-:n '1'0. IC"I. Cod~NI. .

o. t o .--r--+-11--'---- .---::-- + ......-__

3 I 1 j 5G 3 IDON'T KNOW

! 9 NOT ANSWERED

i

I4a 51 9 NOT ANSWERED

4b 52 9 NOT ANS'liERED only after codes1-5 a t col. 51

,5 I 5~ RE-CODE •OTHER' ANSWERS IF POSSIBLE ALL

I i. a. BUNGALOW DETACHED • CODE 1II 9 NOT ANSWERED

I• \•

6a I54/ \

55 99 NOT ANSWERED ALL

6b 56 9 NOT ANSWERED AJ,L

60 57 9 NOT ANSWERED ALL

7 58 RECODE IF POSSIBLE ALL

7 OTHER ANSWERS

9 NOT ANSWERED

8 59 3 OON"!' KNOW ALL

9 NOT ANSWERED

9a ' 60 9 NOT ANSWERED ALL

9b 61 I 9 NOT ANSWERED only after code 1001.60.

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SPECIALNOTES

O1lLY AF'l'ER C01JJ%1 OR 2 AT COL.60

INSTRUCTIONS

CONnr'HOl' OF HOlTSF; III RA D ST"''1'E OF IlEPAIR/'ro DEDEr\OLISUED

BErJ''l'E[I!tlE'I[~H HOirs,; ,IAN'l'ED \.fll!'rr NEl-r/f.jQm~H.N HOUSE/,11TH jl':'\F,IJl'rJES(BNl'HROOI1, etc. ,)BETTF.R DESIGNED ROUSl

SIZE 0,' PO~J::JE DD'FERF:lllT SIZED HOUSE/MORE/FEY/J<:R ROOf- ,PARTICULAR ROOMS BIGGER

03

~~:~- !~ird Irv! ICOdP 1~ ~ --l-.--i-. 1-----, I I!

90 i1 ~21 , COl)];; }'TRS'f 'l'HREE f'I?N'rrONl'D FROM: FOLLOWING :-i 65

~4/165 01

'6611 61 02

NLY AFTER CODESOR 2 AT COI,.60

..

II,II168

fi'

04 TYPE 0,' ROUSE: WAN'i' DIFFEREJIT TYPE-BUNGALOW,DOWNSTAI S,JiON-BASEMEN'f FLAT, etc.,

05 GftJill&N WAN1 GAnnEN/LARG<:R/S!1ALT.,ER GARJ)F:N

I06 j TENURE WA~rr mm HOUSE/,fO BUILD mm HOUSE

07 I NEIGH:BO ,!lS NOISY/UNFP..IENDLY/CHlLDREN/PETS NOISY/----OON'T KNOW ANYONS/NO PRIVACY

I OB IC01J'lT'ly'/SFASIDE WANT TO HOVE TO COUN'J'RY/NEARERI COuNTRY!SF,ASIDE/FHESH AIR

09 AIRCR,:''! 'JI.3B 'wAli'I' 1'0 NJYE AWn FliOi>] AIRCRAFI' HOI9E

lO AI:'CIL::"'" ?ClLJ:'TON HOVE NAY FROM FUllES/DIRT/SMCLL

11 I PlEE;' (J1J~"R, MORE ATTEACTIVE/SELECT AREA/THISAdEA D~~r/SLUM/TOO CFOWDED/DON'T LIKE ESTATES/

'1'00 nmUSTRIAL/DEP.ELICT -

12 R~TES RAT3S ARE TOO HIGH/GETTING TOO HIGH

13 CFILDP.2:i .AlIT r,;<:T'l'ER SCEOOLS/PLAY FACILITIES/ElJ1JCAT ON

14 PERSO)/AL CIJ1CIJHSTAlTCES GETTING MARRIED/RETIRING/REA TH

15 DESI~E m" ClLlllGB WANT A CHANGE/DON "f WANT TO SETTIXl',iijGCiOD THIllG TO MOVE AR01JN1ll' '.ORK CRAJrGING JOB/WORK/NO WOHK/CAN'T GET JOB HE'lE/

WAI,T TO BD NEARER HORK

1.7 TRA7FIC TOO MUCH TRAFFIC/NOISE/FUl'iliS/DANGER FROM '),'f.P"~FFIC/TO GET OJo'F I'IAIN ROAD(AlTY TRAFFIC REFEREN E) , r

18 FAH1LY TO BE NEAR/NEARER FAMILY/RELATIONS

19 FORl'iliR AREA TO RETURN TO FORt'1ER AREA

20 G.' RAGE WANT GARAGE/LARGER GARAGE/NEARER GARAGE

21 OTHER REASONS NOT INCLUDED ABOVE'9 ! NOT ANSWERED, INCLUDE DON'T KNOW

Y I NOl ANSWEaED/OON'T KNOW )

.;I J.. I "~e~..4t ~J). s.;o~(, IJuti

).3 th-RCHlf" ~ ~f~1...( .I~RtW--1

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PROJE:.;:Ce,:.T_'_.-.:.1:!~~7..:.7_-....:WE:.:::G:.:T_LO::..:l.:..:11lO:.::.::.:.N_.:S:.:U:.:fN.:..:..::EY:.:_ _

EDITWG AND CODING INSTRUCTIONS

SPECIALNOTES

ALL

AI,L

ALL

C~~'A' NIT BEIne;-.. I-, PlJNCHED

'HEARS'

INSTRUCTIONS

-NOT ANSWERF;D

'{",/O CODES 'ro BE CODED In EIcClI LINE OF

a)ANSWEHED"mJ'l' (b)BLANK (Al"IER FILTER)

WHOLE J,IN1D ACROSS NO'l' ANSvlERED

TRAllSFER CODE CIRCLED AS 'BIGGES'l' UUI6AllCE' DnoCARD 1. COLS. 79-80. AF'rER C01'NER'rIllG TO num~RIC: - CODE' A' NOT BEHIC

A c 01 B c 02 C m 03 D ~ 04 E = 05 F c 06 PTJNCHED.

G m 07 H c 08 J 3 09 K m 10 L _ 11 M m 12 ONLY AFTER 'HEARS'

I TAll IF 13L·\I;K 13· ,.J{;h.~ ~?-~""'I- 'le; =NUl·~...J~11110T 0NS'rtJlED ALL

ITWO CO;..s-Xo..JlE-CI.RCI,ED.I1LEAefi'LINE OF 'YES'

9 WIiOI.E....1IllE...CROSS no'r b.-NB'NERED

9

14

11

120

-- ---I-r--r-------------.---------.-''1ues-ICard I1:0., 1"0. ICol. Code

No I I t' --=-- I - - ---,-- - -----==-, ,o 1: 69/ ' Imm COIIE pr:R LIne ACROS~,

I Tf 3 PIlE-PnlllTED c NO'!' ANSWEREDI178I

128/0 2 r/20 I

I :I

I ~9/ Ol}i 60 I 12.

; I! I2 I 21 , 9. Ii22j I130

13

15

16

17

16

I19a/b I

I

20a/b!

21a I

131/; 41I

142/i 50,

!51/• 61

62

63

\

65. "

b49

8

9

9

Nar ANc;1,r?;R8D AF'I'ER 'A' CI3DED

WHOLE QUES'rION NOT ANSWBRED

CODE AS FOR QUESTION l',

NOT ANS'HERED

l/

•

. U

,,ALL /

ALL

ALL

'~t=." ""' 't R.E,,"l>f~

FH I J 11101 L'Fr SIl'1l

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COL.65 ~IILL BEBLAllK

tQue.-ic~~1 SPECIALt.o, •!'I0 . "01. COUP INSTRUCTlON, nOTES

~ l -~--l---~,-------I t I CODE E'Il:WT T.m !,mllTIOIFm FRO,,! 1"OL1O I G!G:-

2lb I 2 66 1 I1\l:,'lWA lu' Jo:XT:J!'lt,C; N,:,(lfOtl~; co 'Ol'l' LOlli HAlu'I,'UI 'l'o-AiiYQiii;;mu NI,RVES. 11.\K1''3 Nfmvous Pl,OPI,E I' HE SO

I 61 2 CAUSES l'mINES, CAUSES IlEH"{QlfS REACTION ,BAD FOR ,mINES ,MAKES NERVES D,I li4KES PEOPLE meNTALLY TENSE/IRRITABLE/PHICKLY/SHORT

T~·lPEHED/DEPRESSED. GETS YOU IXMN

3 OLD PEOPLE:JJ:lY HEYE:ftENCr;; TO OLD PEOPLE. FRI(;HTENS OLD PEOPLE.MAKES OI..D PEOPLE NEHVOUS. CAN GIVEN THEM HEAR'!'ATTACKS. UPSETS THEM.

4 BABIF:S AND CHII..DRENFRIGtm:J<IS/UPSETS/I1ABIES/YOUNG CHILDREN/CHILDREN

5 BB !I.DlcC BESCAUSES HEADACHES

6 I SLh'EPI INTERFERES WITH SLEEP

7 IHEARING,I Ai'FECTS HEARING

8 C-~{3~H!.. A.""r:.\T0vA~:TC~

PREVEc.nrS CONCENTRATION, CAUSES GENERAL ANNOYANCE,C~N F'1.IGRTEN, STARTLE. MAKES YOU JUMP, eto.,

o CYPHER ANS'.fERS

9 DK/NA

NOT ANSWERED

22 II

23 I24 I

II

(f25 I26a/

i, 6B 9 i NOT ANSWEREDi

I NOT ANSWERED! 69 9

70/ 9 EACP. LINE ACROSS NOT ANSWERED76

77 1-7 TCYNL nOISES THAT ANNOY i.e. NUMBER OF CODE l'sBErwEEN COLS.70-76.

!78 I 9 I NOT ANSWERED

179/1 980

ALL

ALL

ALL

ALL

ALL

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SPECIALl,lOrESIN,TRlICT IONS

BJ';ATirrr sw:'!'lO')

---,-- - -;--.---.-----------------------...----------Ques-ICard II lO 1 ,;10 ,CoL Code

""-- ; -I--i-r! r-----------------------------------------------------! §!~g~_~~~£~_Q~~r__: __~Q_~~~_Q~_~r~_~~~~i~Q _I

9 NOT ANS'o/ERlm

CODE t A f NOT BEINGPUNCHED

ALL

WOl-lEN AGED15-5' 'NLY

I '

IONLY AFTER CODE 1C'L.43

--~ TO BE cemmSEPARATZLY

NOT ANS,iE:tED

OTHER. AllS'".~RR

'!'WO CODES 'ro BE CrRCLED III EACH LINE OF 'YES'

a) ANSWERED BUT (b) BlANK

WHOLE I.1l1E ACROSS NOT ANSWERED4A-'t ,gc SLAAl/{

CAI£~.TE EOW MANY DAYS IL\VE ELAPSED BETWEEN THEI

IFIRST DAY C:' 'rHE LAS~' MENSTRUAL PERIOD AND THE DAYOF THE INTERVIE'"r :-

9

8

, •• 'jREFER TO MEDICAL CODE LIST ***

I \TO BE CODSD AS Q2a/b

9

10/}6

,Ij44i

i ~b: 37/I ~8

'40/I 41I

!~~ID I1

42 I'4~ I 3II 9I

3

2a/b

I

3b

;a

20

1

e.g.FIRST D~Y OF THE LAST

MEN3TRUAL PERIOD ~ A~~IL 21st

DAY OF INTERVIE'iI - NU 2"d

TlieS, TINE ELAFSEE - 12 :JAYS (INCLUDING THE FUST DAAND INCLU~ING THE :lAY 'F INTEl[VIEW).

THEN cm J:;; AS :. ,

4a

4b

I,I145I!46/,

47

1 1-7 I1AYS2 8-14 DAYS3 15-22 DIlYS4 23 BAYS ~R ~!'RE

9 NiT ANSWEllEB

9 INI'r ANSWEHED

.... i. REFER TO ME.lICAL cnE LIST ***

ALL

.IILY AFTE~ Ct:IE 1COL.45

T' n CS"IlEESEPAHATELY

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~DITING AND CODING INSTRUCTIONS

ONLY API'ER CODF; 1COL.51

"

SPFCIALNOTES

ONLY Ar'l'ER CODE 1COL.48

AtL

INSTRUCTIONS

NOT ANSI'TERED

CODE AS FOR Q.5b

NOT ANSYTERED

199

951

52/53

6b

6a

:~~~~- !~~?l:DNo I I:-'- ~ -l·--.,---i -,----

I ,

5a i 3 I 46 9 INOT ANSWERED

)0 !49/ 01- TOTAL DAYSI 50 14I,

7a 54 9 NOT ANSYTERED "

7b,'55/I 56,

CODE AS FOR Q5b ONLY AFTER CQDE 1"COL.54

8b

57I158/

59

9 NOT ANSWERED,

NAME OF DRUG/WHAT FOR. etc.,~F~R TO i~DICAL CODE LIST ***

ALL

***; TO oE COllEDSEPARATELY

Bc 60, .;e "c. 9 , NOT ANSYTERED ALl,

I

176/ I 0I 77

IN BOrii COI,UHNS. IF NO I1EDIClNES/DRUGS TAKEN"e. CODE 2 COL.57.

ADD CODE 9 TO COLU?~T 80;

IF CODE 1 C'L.57REFER TO NI:DICALcomm.COLS. 11-1' NOTBEING USEDh

9a

9b

4 9 9 NOT ANSWERED

10 1/8 ONE TO EIGHT PLUS TIMES

9 NOT ANS'AERED

ALL

ONLY AFTER CODE 1cet.'

S.11

11

------ ----- .-

ALL

ALL

'NLY AFTER C'DE 1COL.12,

NOT ANSYTERED

ONE TO EIGHT PLUS TIMES

NOT ANSWERED

NOT ANSWERED

OTHER ANSI,F;RS LIST WITH SERIAL NUMUHS 0FQ.uESTIONNAlRES.

NOT ANS\<ERED

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lOb

lla

loa

III 4

i 9

112 9I113 h/8•I 9i14 9I

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SPECIALNOTES

ONLY A}TEfi CODE 1COL.14

ALL

ALL

ALL

'ALLI

ALL

ALL

I.......

ALL

IALL

ALL

ALL

ALL

,

INSTRUCTlONS

TOTAL CODE l's CIRCLED ON COLS.34-36

TOTAL CODE l's CIRCLED ON COLS.28-33

ONE CODE PER LINE ACROSS

OFFICE USE ONLY "

TOTAL CODE l's CIRCLED ON C~LS.22-21

OTHER SERVICES - LIST ANSWER WITH SERIAL NUMllEH

CODE 1 CIRCLED AT COL.38

TeTAL SCeRE QF C'LS.3~-42

NIilNE 'N NINE PLUS SERVICES .SEI

CODE AS FOR (a)

NOT ANSWERED

ONE CODE PER LINE ACROSS

DON'T KNOW (PRE-PRINTED)

NOT ANSWERED

IICODE AS, FOR (a)

I

I CODE AS FOil (a)

99 NOT ANSWERED

01- ONE TO NINTY TWO DAYS92

0-6

43 0-9

II

41 0-3

42 0-1

iI

I, 40

!116/I 17

I118/

121

3I 9: I:22/ Ii 27/

;28/ I 9, I

i 30 I;34/I 36

I37 I

! 36 I; I,I

39 0-6

;4I

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13b

110

13d

12

130

13<1

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ALL

SPECIALNOTESINSTRUCTION',

GENERAL SECnON

HOUSEHOLD GRID NOT BEING PUNCHED

DEu''TE ANY LEADING ZERO GIVEN

CHECK WITH HOUSEHOI,D GRID ABOVE1

--r-, .!--r~-----------------r-------QU~8-ICardIl.C.1 fO. ,eCi1. Code

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IIII

4 44/47

48/I 49:,I

I

!5OI

I, 12345b

7I 8

I I 9

51/ !01- 'Ii ~2 98 .99

CHECK wrTH HOUSEHOLD GRID ABOVETWO DIGIT ENTRY 1.e. ADD LEADING ZERO IF NOT GIVEN

O~~CE USE ONT,Y RESPONDENT DETAILS

RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD\

RESPONDEN'r IS H.O.H.WIFESONJD.~",!j~~~~~

PI\RE~"T

PARENT-IN-LAW0'1' riE R R.';UTIONLODGEROT~~R(NO~-SLECTOR)

IXllPT KNO\ol/NOT ANSWERED

TRANSFER :,GE OF RESPONDENT FROM GRID

NOT ANS'rlERED

ALL

ALL

ALL

53 TRANSFER SEX SUMMARY CODE FROM GRID

9 NOT AllSW1~RED

ALL

54 TRANSFER NARITAL STATUS SUMMARY CODEFilm'! GRID

9 NOT ANS'dEHED

ALL

HOUSEHOl.D SUl1MARY: CODE AS FOLLOWS 1

SINGLE PERSON HOUS8H01DS

ALL

1 55/ 01, 56 02,

03!

II

f-d: I L

PERSON AGED m'DER 30 YEARSPERSON AGED 30-59 YEARSPERSON AGED 60 YEARS AND OVER

S.11

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EDITING AND CODING INSTRUCTlONS

SPECIALNOTES

ALL

F'AMHY HOUSElIOLDS

YOilllG 111\ BRIEDS - mlSBAND & WIFB ONLY IUTI! HEAD OFHOUSEHOLD Ul!DER 10 ygARS.

SHALL FA11TLTES ~llTH AN INPANT ... HOUSEHOT.1lS CONTAININ1 Oil 2 ADULTS.- IITTH 1 OR 2 CHILDREN, A'l' LEAST ONEOF 1~IOM IS L~SS TtffiN 5 YE~RS.

OTHER. SHALL FAf1ILY UNITS ... OTHER HOUSEllOLUSCONTAINING 1 OR 2 ADULTS IHTli 1 OR 2 CHILDREN

07 LAnGE FAMTLISS WITH YOUNG CHILDRJ::N - TIOUSEHOLDSCONTAINING 3 OH HORi': CHHD11EN, ::lR 2 CIIILDREN....ITH 3 OR HORE ADULTS, wt~RE AT LEAST ONE CHILDIS LESS THAN' 12 YEARS OF AGE.

06

04

05

.,'55/I 56

1

,.. ClQllcs-ICi\rdt.O:l 1"0. !'''1. Codp INSTRUCTIONSNo I' I-'-.~ - --~---y - -t- ..

I , ' • 1I0UGEilOLlJ SUI lHAIlY/cont •••••

1 4

08 OTHER, LARGE FAMILY mrrTS - OTHER HOUSEHOLDSCONTAINING 3 OR HORE CHILDREN 0ll 2 CflILDRENWITH, 3 OR MORE ADULTS

09 LARGER AWLT FAMILIES WITH A CHILD - ; OR M'RE AJULTlWIT:r 1 C"I:'D AGE:::J 1fl;::);::R 16 YEARS, r

10 OTHER, I,ARGE ADUIE UNITS - O'l'IIER 3 OR MORE ADULT IHOLlSEHOWS

O'l'TISR SMALL HO ISEHOLDS

11 ELDERLY CO,JPLES - 2 PERSON HOUSEHOLD ',HTH ATLEAST 1 PERSON AGED 60 YEARS ANn OVER.

12 OTlIEll ADVIII' COUPLES - ALL OTlIER 2 PERSON HOUSEHOLDSNOT INCLUDED IN CATEGORIES

2

INOT BEING PUNCHED

IONLY IF COL 5e3 57/ 01- S.E.G. CODING - USING BOOK AT ALL TI~~S

j 58 18 IS QQ! CODE 1

4 I 59 ALL RELEVANT CODES USED - IF BLANK TAB

5 I 160 9 NOT ANSWERED O!'lLY AFTER CODESI 3-0 AT COL·59

II

6I1

61/

01- S.E.G. CODING - USING BOOK AT ALL TI}~S NOT IF COUES

62 18 b1DR 7 AT COL.59I

7 I 16; 9 NOT ANSWERED ONLY AFTER CODES

I• 1 OR 2 AT COL.59I,

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~DITING AND CODING INSTRUCTIONS-----,;lte~- ic~rd-I-t~o 1 11"0. ,col.lcodeNo t I :-'- f -- --.---t----

I , ,

n 4 64 9 INOT ANS'....ERED

I9 65 9 NOT AN,,'VIERED

INSTRUCTIONSSPECIAL/lOrES

ONLY APr£H CODES1 OR 2 AT COL.59

n

lOa 6& 9 NOT AN'3WEID:D

lOb 67 9 NO'!' ANSHERED

11a 68 3 DON'T KNOW (PRE-PRINTED)

9 NOT ANSI/ERED

llb 69 3 DOIT'T Know (PRE-PRINTED)

I 9 INOT ANSWERED

12<1 70 I 9 INOT ANS~REDI

lLb 71I

9 INOT ANswtREDI13 72 9 NOT JJ~Sv,'E5EJ

148 73 9 1I0T ANS"WE;lED

14b 74 WHEN CAME TO BRITAIN ?

1 BE?ORE 19552 1955-593 ,1960-624 I , 6

11903- 75 11968-726 19737 1974-758 1976-779 DON'T KNOW/HOT ANSWERED

15 75/ 0l1E CODE PEa LINE ACROSS80

9 NOT A.'1s,.IERED

16a 5 ! 9 9 INOT ANSWEREDI

16b 110 1-8 IF 'A' comm, ADD ONE TO Tll-rsS ASKED AS CODE

9 NOT ANSloiERED AFTER 'A' CODED

160 ,11 CODE AS FOR (b),

III

I

L_-l

1 - 0

n

ONLY MTER CODE 1COL.66

ONLY AFI'ER CODES1 OR 2 COL.)9

n

n

n

ALL

ALL·

!ill! AFTER CODE 1

COL.73

ALL

ALL

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PUNCEE:El

ONLY AFI'ER CODES2-9 COL.I0

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EDITInG AND CODING INST)~!!E!'_~

~ue.- i~~rdr-T1IO~ 1 1'"0 irc..L Icoce I INSTRucrrONS~_~ __L_I. __JL _

! ! rI ~:I IWrERVI1!:\/ERS NOTgS

SPEClALNOTES

IENG1~ OF It~ERVIEW. CODE AS 3 DIGITS. IF BLANKCALCULNI'E DU'FE!1ENCE BET,fEEN STAll1' THlh: OF ALLINTERVI~N (see Page 1 of queet1onna1re) AND FINISHTIME. - IF UNABLE TO IXl SO :-

999 NOT ANSWERED

R/I ~ IF BI.ANK 8?~'\ --rAt?> ,,: ,Jol"" l5u,,;r. ALL

,I

7/21 5 :121t 16,117/

I 19I

I20

9 NO'!' ANSWERED AT ANY OF THESE Q.UESTIONS ALL

.~

ALL

'NI~ .tFTER CODE 1,eAU 1 ett. 2~

ALL

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; )) 'I I IF BLAtfl<, REFER TO PINK TRAFFIC COUN'l' SHEET

13446 "''1/- I ,REF.~R TO lIOISTI: lrEASURE INTI.!0DUCTIONhll- h'~""A»-,<~ ;I 37 I 1-8 R3i!'ER 're S_',HPLE ISSl!E SH~bT------ ,

f-~ I -SPA...1'!E '; 41I I

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EACH LINE ACII..SS TO HAVE ONE CIDE INSERTE~ IN ,FAR llIGHl' I}' ((UESTIINNAllIE. BEsnE EACHIIEI,EVAN'r CILUMN ~ER. .,

,I

MAP Rcc<,£R.@Jr;)

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BEING USED

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//'v'P!460, 1977 WEST LONDON SURVEY - MEDICAL CODES LIST•DISEASES, SYMPTOMS (Q.2c COLS 37-8, 40-1, Q.4b COLS 46-7)

2 d191tT Descrl ptlOn Some Examples Deta 11code "

01 Infectlve &Paraslt1c dlseases generally regarded as Intcsllll,l1 1nfectlolls dls-communlcable - fO(Jd P01sollln£h ease's (000-009) rubel"-tuberculos1S, po1l0l1\Yel1tis, culosl~ (Ola-Olq) 7oonot1cmeasles, Syph111S. bdcterl~1 d1se~~c~ (020-Excludes lnfluenza. 02~<kOther bdcter I d 1 d I S-

ep s (030-03Q) 1'0110-my<,llt1s and other enter-dV1rus diseoses ot central~ervous syst~n (040-046)y1ral d1seasos accompanl('dby exallt.hem (050 OS7)Arthropod-horne vlrald1seases (060-0b8) OLhel"V1 ral dlseases (070-079)R1ckcttsloe,es ana otherarthropod-bol"ne olspase~

(080-089) Syphllls andot.her venpreal d1seases(090-099) Other sp1ro-

I chaetal olseases (100-104)I Mycoses (110-111)I

Helm1nth1ases (1?0-129)

\ Ot.her 1nfcct1ve and para-~lt1C dlseases (130-136)

02 Neoplasms cancers, tumours, growths, both Mallgnant neoplasm ofmalignant and benlgn, leukaem1a. buccal Cdv1ty and pharynxExcludes warts and cysts (140-149) r1allgnant

neoplasm uf dlgestlveorgans and pen toneum

- (150-159) MB11gnant neo-. plasm of resp1ratorysystem (160-163) Mal1gnantncoplasln of bone. connec-tlve tlssue, sk1n andbreast (170-174) Mal1gnantneoplas~ of genlto-urlnary orgdns (180-189)Mallgnallt neoplasm ofother ond unspeclf1edsltes (190-1~9) Neoplasmsof lymphatlc dnd haemato-p01etlc tlssue (200-209)Benlgn neoplasms (210-228)Neoplasm of unspec1flednature 1230-239\

I 03 Endocr1ne, Nutritlon- gOltre, other glandular d1sorders D1seases of thyrold glandI al and Metabolic v1tamln deflclenc1es, rlcketts (240-246) D1seases of'" dlseases of the bones, gout, CyStlc other endocrlne glands

flbrosls, obeslty, d1abetes (250-258) AVltamlnoses andother nutrlt10nal def1c-

, 1ency (260-269) Otherme~~bollC dlseases (270-279

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2-d1g1t Descrl pt10n Some Examples Deta 11code

04 Dlseases of the blood Anaemla (280-289)and blood-formlngorgans

05 Mental dlsorders pSYChOS1S Psychoses (290-299)

U6 r~enta 1 dlsorder-, neuros 1s. alcohol1sm, drug NeurosC's, persona 11 tyaddlctlon d1sorders and other non-

pSYChotlC mental dlS-orders (300-309)

07 Mental dlsorders mental retardatlon Mental retardatlon (310-315)

08 Dlseases of the multlple sclerosls, Parkinsons Infl ammatory dl seasps ofnervous system and dlsease, epllepsy, spastlc central nervous systemthe sense organs mlgraine, sClatica, blindness, (320-324) lIeredl tary dnd

deafness famlllal dlseases of ner-vous system (330-333)Other dlseases of centralnervous system (340-349)Dlseases of nerves andperlpheral ganglla (350-358) Inf1a~matory dlS-ease~ of the eye (360-369)Dlseases of the ear and

\ mastold process (380-389)

09 Dlseases of the rheumatlc fever, rheumatlc Actlve rheumatlc feverCl rculatory system heart dlsease, anglna. coronary (390-392) Chronlc rheu-

thrombosis, arterlosc1erosis, mat1c Ileart dlsease (393-Dlles, varicose veins 398)

10 Hypertensive Hypertension Hypertens1ve d1seasedlsease (400-404) Ischaem1c Heart

- dlsease (410-414) Other.- - forms of heart dlsease(420-429) Cerebrovasculardisease (430-438) D1S-eases of arter1es,arterlo1es and cap111arles(440-448) D1seases ofvelns and lymphatlcs, andother d1seases of clrcu1-atory system (4S0-458)

11 Dl seases of the bronchltis, influenza, most sorts Acute resp1ratory 1nfec-respiratory system of pneumonla, pleurisy, tlons (except lnf1uenza)

empyema, pneumoconiosls (460-466) Influenza (470-474) Pneumon1a (480-486)Bronchltls, emphysema andand asthma (490-493)Other dlseases of upperresplratory tract (500-508) Other dlseases ofresplratory system (510-519')

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2'dlgit DeSCrlptlon Some Examples Dctallcode

12 D1seases of the dlseases of the teeth, sallvary D1seases of oral cavlty,digestive system gl ands, tongue, stomach ul cers, sa 11 vary gl ands and ,laws

duodenal ulcers, appendlc1t1s, (520-52g) Dlscas~s ofhern1a of the abdomlnal cavlty, o0sophogus, stomach andcirrhos1s of the llver duodcnum (530-S37)

I\PIJCndlLltls (S~0-543)

lIerma of abdomlllal LdVlty(550-S53) Other dl~eases

of lntestlne and pcrlton-cum (560-569) Dlseclses ofliver, ga;,lbladd~~ andpallcreas 570-577

13 Dlseases of the Nephr1tls, other k1dney d1sease, Ncphrlt1s and ncphroslsgen1to-urinary system dlseases of the bladder, (580-599) Other dlseases

prostate, breast, ovary, of urlnary system (590-fallop1an tubes, uterus. 599) D1seases of maleDlsorders of menstruat1on. gem ta1 organs (600-607)

D1seases of breast, ovary,fal10plan tube and para-metrlum (610-616) Dlsease~

of uterlls and other femaleaem ta 1 organs 1620-6291

14 Compllcat1ons of Dlseases/d1sorders affectlng the Compllcat1ons of pregnancypregnancy, Chlldbirth mother 1n the course of pregnancy (630-634) Un nary 1 nfec-and the puerperl um\ labour and Ch1ldb1rth - toxaemia t10ns and toxaemlas of

of pregnancy, mastltls, etc. pregnancy and the puer-perlum (635-639) Abortlon(640-645) De11very (650-662) COmpl1(atlons lr thepuerperlum 1670-678

15 D1seases of the skin boils. carbuncles, dermat1tls, Infect10ns of skln andand subcutaneous eczema, sk1n ulcers - subcutaneous tlssue (680-t1ssue 686) Other lnflammatory

condltlons of skln andsubcutaneous t1ssue (690-698) Other dlseases ofsk1n an1 SUbcu~~neoustlssue 700-709

16 D1 seases of the Arthrl ti s and rheumat1sm, except Arthr1tls and rheumatlsm,muscoskeletal system rheumatic fever except rheumatlc feverand connective tissue (710-718) Osteomyelltls

and other dlseases of boneand JOlnt (720-729) Otherdlseases of musculo-skeletal svstem-1730-738l

17 Congenita1 Phys1cal abnormal1ties present at Congem tal anomaliesanomalies b1rth and not resultlng from the (740-759)

process oflDlrth - splna b1flda,mongol1s", etc.Excludes mental retardatlon

18 Certa1n causes of D1seases/1nJur1es affectlng the Certa1n causes of per1-per1natal morb1d1ty Ch1ld ln the course of pregnancy/ natal morb1dlty and mort-and mortal i ty Ch1 Idb1rth - toxaemla of a1ity (760-779)

pregnancy, b1rth 1nJurles,rhesus lncomoat1b1lltv etc.

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2 dlgitcode Descri ptl on Some Examples Deta 11

Fractures, burns, brulses, cuts,adverse reactlons to drugs,heatstroke, frostblte,war wounds

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19 Symptoms and 111deflned cond1tlons

20 Accldents,POl SOIll ngs andvlolence

Symptoms ref£'rab 1e tosystem or organs (780-7U9)Scm 11 ty and III ~~efl ncd

I-----li----------+------ ~ d I scasc~ (790-796)Fracture of skull. splneand trunk (N800-N309)Fracture of upper 11mb(N810-S19) Fracture oflower 11mb (N020-N829)Olslocatlon wlthoutfracture (N830-N839)Spralns and stralns ofJOlnts and adJacentmuscles (N840-N848) Intracranlal lnJury (excludlngthose wlth skull fracture)(tI850-N854) InternallnJury of chest, abdomenand pelvls (N860-N869)Laceratlon and open woundof head, neck and trunk(N870-r:S79) LaceratlOn andopen wound of upper 11mb(N880-NOB7) Laceratlon andopen wound of lower 11mb(N890-N897) Laceratlon andopen wound of multlplelocatlon (N900-N907)Superflclal lnJury (N910N918) Contuslon and crushlng wlth lntact skln surface (N920-N929) Effectsof forelgn body enterlngthrough orlflce (N930N939) Burn (N940-N949)InJul'y to nerves andsplnal cord (N950-N959)Adverse effect of medlclnal agents (N960-N979)Toxic effect of substanceschlefly non-medlclnal asto source (N980-N989)Other adv~:se effects(N990-N9991

SUPPLEMENTARY CLASSIFICATIONS

21 Examlnatlon and lnvestlgatlon of speclflc systemswlthout reported dlagnosls(YOO-Y09) Other examlnatlon wlthout repo~~eddlaqnOS1S IY10-Y19J

22 Medlcal and surglcal procedures Wl thout reported i

dlagnosls (Y20-Y29) Medlcal and surglcal aftercarewlthout current com~~alnt

or slckness IY30-Y391

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2 dlglt Descriptlon Some Examples De tallcode

23 Persons undergol ng pre-ventlve measure (Y40-Y49)

24 Electlve surger'y (Y50-Y59)

•25 Maternal and well baby

care (Y60-Y69)

26 Other persons wlthoutcurrent complalnt or slck-ness (Y70-Y79)

27 Healthy llve-born 1 nfantsaccordlng to type ofblrth (Y8O-Y89)

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2 diglt Descrl ptl on Deta 11code

01 Ana1geS1Cs and AntlpYl"etlcs Asprl n and other pal n kl11ers

02 Preparatl0ns actlng on the Antlaclds, ,nd,gest,on remedles, laxatives,A11mpntary system health salts.

Tom csAntl dl ar'rhoea preparationsSuppos 1tOrl es, rectal preparationsAnthelmlntlcs

03 Preparations actlng on the Mouth and throat preparatl0nsResplratory system, (Nose and Cough med,clnesthroat, and lower resplratory Ear preparatlonssystem) (Ear added here) Upper resplratory and nose preparatl0ns

Cold and congestl0n re1 1eversInhalants, dropsAntlhistamlcs, cold remedies.

04 Preparations actlng on theCardio-vascu1ar, and Gastro-urlnary systems, and Dluretics

05 Preparations affectlng meta- Iron, vltamlns. mlnera1 preparations.bo1ism, nutritlon and blood s11mmlng preparatlons; dlet

Food and drlnks If used medlcinally (eg.Honey. Alcohol)Herba1 remedl esHormones, (not corticosteroids wpen targetsystem lS speclfled. 11ke rheumatlcdlsease, asthma etc.)Contraceptlye pillsAntinutotlcs

06 Preparations actlng on CNS Sedatlves, tranqul11isers

07 Preparatl0ns actlng on CNS Sleeplng tablets

08 Preparatl0ns acting on CNS Antldepressants, stlmu1ants. pep pills

09 Preparations actlng on CNS Antlnauseants, travel slckness preparatl0ns

10 Preparatl0ns actlng on CNS Other actlng on SNC. Antlep1eptlcs

11 Preparations used in rheumatic CortlcosterOlds, antl-lnf1amatorles,d,seases counter lrrltants, embrocatl0ns, rubs

12 Preparatlons acting on the skin Sk,n creams. balms, 011s, powders, anti-and eye prusltlcs, anaesthetlcs

Antlbl0tlcs, antlseptlc, fungiclda1,kerato1ytlc, olntments and powdersbarrler creams, lnsect repellent creams,suntan-10tl0nsgeneral antlseptlcs, germlcldes, dlSlnfec-tantscleaners, corticosteroid skin preparatlons

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13 Preparations act1ng system1cally Anti blOt1 cs, ant1-i nfectlVe agentson 1nfections and 1mmunologicalrreparat1ons, when target organor system is not known.

14 Preparat10ns affect1ng allerg1creactions when target organsystem 1S not known. (not coldremedies) -

15 Stick1ng plasters, bandages, corn pads,dress1ngs. poult1cesSurg1cal clothing, trusses, appllances,elastlc stocklng

16 Others and 1nsuff1c1ent deta1lto class1fy preparatlons, nameuntraceable, etc.

17 Nerve Pllls (not ldentifled)

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