Follow up: 2006 Omnibus survey

CONTENTSINTRODUCTIONNOTES ON TABLESINDEX TO TABLESTABLESAPPENDICESAPPENDIX 1 - QUESTIONNAIREAPPENDIX 2 - SAMPLING METHODAPPENDIX 3 - SAMPLING POINTS

INTRODUCTIONMethodThe information presented in this report was obtained as part of RSGB’s General Omnibus Survey for May 2006. Appendix 1contains a copy of the questionnaire.SampleThe survey was based on a representative sample of c. 1,000 adults in GB. They were selected from a minimum of 65 samplingpoints - see Appendix 3 - by a random location method, which is described in Appendix 2.FieldworkRespondents were interviewed at home by interviewers organised by TNS’ Regional Managers according to RSGB Omnibus’detailed instructions about the survey and administration procedures. The back-checking procedures, which were carried out, metthe requirements of the Market Research Society Interviewer Quality Control Scheme (IQCS).The interviews took place during the period 24 - 28 May 2006.Data ProcessingAfter coding and editing the data, weights were used to allow for sampling variation. The weighting matrix is shown at the end ofthe tables, before Appendix 1.TERM OF CONTRACTNo press release or publications of data from this survey shall be made without the advance approval of RSGB Omnibus. Approvalwill only be refused on the ground of inaccuracy or misrepresentation.1 of 1

Page 1Page Table Title Base Description Base1 1 Q.1 Do you use aerosols, e.g. aerosol deodorants, shaving foam, air fresheners or polishes orhave them in your household?Base : All adults 10002 1 Q.1 Do you use aerosols, e.g. aerosol deodorants, shaving foam, air fresheners or polishes orhave them in your household?Base : All adults 10003 2 Q.1a Why don't you use aerosols? Base: All adults who do not use aerosols 1144 2 Q.1a Why don't you use aerosols? Base: All adults who do not use aerosols 1145 2 Q.1a Why don't you use aerosols? Base: All adults who do not use aerosols 1146 2 Q.1a Why don't you use aerosols? Base: All adults who do not use aerosols 1147 3 Q.2 Which of the following statements do you think is correct? Base : All adults 10008 3 Q.2 Which of the following statements do you think is correct? Base : All adults 10009 4 Q.3 Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? - Empty aerosol cans can berecycled like other household metal packaging such as food and drink cans?10 4 Q.3 Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? - Empty aerosol cans can berecycled like other household metal packaging such as food and drink cans?Base : All adults 1000Base : All adults 100011 5 Sample profiles Base : All adults 100012 5 Sample profiles Base : All adults 100013 5 Sample profiles Base : All adults 100014 6 Weighting matrix - weighted respondents Base : All adults 100015 6 Weighting matrix - weighted respondents Base : All adults 100016 7 Weighting matrix - unweighted respondents Base : All adults 97017 7 Weighting matrix - unweighted respondents Base : All adults 97018 8 Weighting matrix - weights Base : All adults 1.0319 8 Weighting matrix - weights Base : All adults 1.03

Q.1 Do you use aerosols, e.g. aerosol deodorants, shaving foam, air fresheners orpolishes or have them in your household?Base : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 1Table 1Weighted baseTotal1000SEXFe-Male male483 51816-2413625-34171AGE35-4418845-5415655+349AB207SOCIAL CLASSC1 C2 DE277 200 317CHILDRENIN H/HOLDAny None325 675NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD1 2 3 4+190 333 190 287Sample size970450520119150170148383187240206337294676200340174256YesNoDon't know88689%11411%1*43390%4810%1*45287%6513%--12894%86%--15390%1810%--16889%2111%--13385%2315%--30387%4513%1*17585%3215%--24789%2911%--18191%199%--28389%3311%1*29591%309%--59188%8312%1*15581%3418%1*29689%3611%--17391%189%--26291%259%--Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Q.1 Do you use aerosols, e.g. aerosol deodorants, shaving foam, air fresheners orpolishes or have them in your household?Base : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 2Table 1Weighted baseTotal1000WORKING STATUSFull Parttime time Other395 118 487NorthEast36NorthWest119Yrks&Hmbr99WalesGOVERNMENT REGIONEastEast West of Lon-Mids Mids Engl don79 106 64 122S'thEast132S'thWest7166Scotland105USEAEROSOLSQ1Yes886No114Sample size9703421135153510385709166134146856194850120YesNoDon't know88689%11411%1*35489%4211%--11093%87%--42287%6413%1*36100%----10891%119%--8990%1010%--7291%79%--9488%1212%--5991%69%--10485%1815%--11083%2217%11%5578%1622%--6599%11%--9490%1110%--886100%------11499%11%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Q.1a Why don't you use aerosols?Base: All adults who do not use aerosolsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 3Table 2Weighted baseTotal114SEXFe-Male male48 6516-24825-3418AGE35-442145-542355+45AB32SOCIAL CLASSC1 C229 19DE33CHILDRENIN H/HOLDAny None30 83NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD1 2 3 4+34 36 18 25Sample size119526771621235235292035289138401724Net: Any mention ofEnvironmentBad for the environmentDamages the ozone layerBad for atmosphereI am greenBad for global warmingPollutionNet: Any mention ofHealth issuesBad for your health/health issuesInhale vaporsMake me sneezeSensitive skinContain chemicalsMakes me coughIrratates my eyes2421%1513%43%22%21%11%11%2320%1210%33%22%22%22%22%11%511%47%--12%--12%--714%48%11%--12%12%----1929%1117%46%12%22%--11%1624%812%24%23%12%11%23%11%------------------------------634%634%----------316%211%--------15%--523%314%14%------14%314%----16%--14%14%14%627%29%14%16%13%14%--625%29%16%--15%14%----717%48%25%12%12%----1125%817%13%12%12%------928%620%13%----13%13%619%14%26%----13%25%13%723%310%28%15%------619%39%13%14%13%------211%17%----14%----528%424%--14%--------720%412%12%12%12%----617%39%----13%13%----619%414%--15%------517%27%--14%--26%----1922%1012%45%11%22%11%11%1821%1012%33%11%22%--22%11%515%38%12%--12%--13%824%411%38%--12%--13%--1029%513%39%12%12%13%--822%412%--12%13%13%----316%316%----------527%420%--17%--------623%418%--16%------27%--------13%13%13%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Q.1a Why don't you use aerosols?Base: All adults who do not use aerosolsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 4Table 2Weighted baseTotal114SEXFe-Male male48 6516-24825-3418AGE35-442145-542355+45AB32SOCIAL CLASSC1 C229 19DE33CHILDRENIN H/HOLDAny None30 83NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD1 2 3 4+34 36 18 25Breathing problemsOtherPrefer other types ofpackagingJust don't / no need touse themCFC'sPrefer fresh air / justopen windowsCostSaftey reasonsNot good for childrenDon't know11%5044%2118%1715%98%11%11%11%11%2119%12%2552%1225%918%36%11%12%12%--1124%--2538%813%913%69%11%----11%1015%--454%230%224%----------446%--531%17%15%420%----15%--319%--943%525%28%210%--------420%--1147%313%418%211%--15%----211%12%2146%920%920%11%13%----12%817%--1754%619%514%620%15%------28%--931%621%27%13%--------827%--842%525%15%17%------15%524%12%1546%310%1029%----13%13%--619%--1238%621%13%414%--------825%11%3846%1417%1620%45%12%11%11%11%1416%--1851%720%619%14%13%13%13%--618%12%1439%616%719%13%12%----13%513%--531%213%16%211%--------527%--1249%521%312%416%--------623%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Q.1a Why don't you use aerosols?Base: All adults who do not use aerosolsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 5Table 2Weighted baseTotal114WORKING STATUSFull Parttime time Other42 8 64NorthEast-NorthWest11Yrks&Hmbr10WalesGOVERNMENT REGIONEastEast West of Lon-Mids Mids Engl don7 12 6 18S'thEast22S'thWest161Scotland11USEAEROSOLSQ1Yes-No114Sample size11941969-1097107202618111-119Net: Any mention ofEnvironmentBad for the environmentDamages the ozone layerBad for atmosphereI am greenBad for global warmingPollutionNet: Any mention ofHealth issuesBad for your health/health issuesInhale vaporsMake me sneezeSensitive skinContain chemicalsMakes me cough2421%1513%43%22%21%11%11%2320%1210%33%22%22%22%22%1127%818%12%--12%12%12%820%24%25%25%--12%24%341%111%229%--------19%19%----------1016%610%11%24%11%----1421%914%11%--23%11%------------------------------434%434%----------435%435%----------438%115%115%18%------115%--115%----------------------341%--113%118%111%----220%18%--112%------19%19%----------115%115%----------114%114%----------211%17%14%--------424%14%--14%--210%15%524%313%14%--27%----419%312%--------14%535%317%16%----17%16%215%211%14%------------------------------------18%18%----------218%17%----111%--------------------------------2421%1513%43%22%21%11%11%2320%1210%33%22%22%22%22%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Q.1a Why don't you use aerosols?Base: All adults who do not use aerosolsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 6Table 2Weighted baseTotal114WORKING STATUSFull Parttime time Other42 8 64NorthEast-NorthWest11Yrks&Hmbr10WalesGOVERNMENT REGIONEastEast West of Lon-Mids Mids Engl don7 12 6 18S'thEast22S'thWest161Scotland11USEAEROSOLSQ1Yes-No114Irratates my eyesBreathing problemsOtherPrefer other types ofpackagingJust don't / no need touse themCFC'sPrefer fresh air / justopen windowsCostSaftey reasonsNot good for childrenDon't know11%11%5044%2118%1715%98%11%11%11%11%2119%12%--1741%1023%49%37%----12%12%819%----450%--229%221%------------11%2945%1117%1118%46%12%12%----1321%--------------------------439%110%17%113%------19%------327%16%--111%19%------436%----345%--232%------114%--114%----861%543%19%----19%----110%----242%117%110%115%--------229%----736%212%214%210%--------529%14%13%942%523%210%29%--------522%----956%316%636%18%14%----------------------------1100%----546%324%222%----------328%----------------------11%11%5044%2118%1715%98%11%11%11%11%2119%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Q.2 Which of the following statements do you think is correct?Base : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 7Table 3Weighted baseTotal1000SEXFe-Male male483 51816-2413625-34171AGE35-4418845-5415655+349AB207SOCIAL CLASSC1 C2 DE277 200 317CHILDRENIN H/HOLDAny None325 675NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD1 2 3 4+190 333 190 287Sample size970450520119150170148383187240206337294676200340174256The aerosols availablenowadays contain no CFCsand so do no harm to theozone layerSome aerosols availablenowadays contain CFCswhilst others do notAll aerosols availablenowadays contain CFCsand could damage theozone layerDon't know17718%52052%19019%11211%9520%24952%9019%4910%8316%27152%10019%6412%118%6649%4130%1712%3923%9556%2816%106%2915%10254%3720%2011%3221%8857%2617%106%6619%16848%5917%5616%3919%13264%3115%52%5219%15155%5018%249%3920%9648%4422%2110%4715%14145%6621%6220%4514%18457%6821%289%13220%33650%12218%8413%3217%9047%3418%3418%6520%17352%5817%3611%3619%9751%4222%169%4516%16056%5619%269%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Q.2 Which of the following statements do you think is correct?Base : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 8Table 3Weighted baseTotal1000WORKING STATUSFull Parttime time Other395 118 487NorthEast36NorthWest119Yrks&Hmbr99WalesGOVERNMENT REGIONEastEast West of Lon-Mids Mids Engl don79 106 64 122S'thEast132S'thWest7166Scotland105USEAEROSOLSQ1Yes886No114Sample size9703421135153510385709166134146856194850120The aerosols availablenowadays contain no CFCsand so do no harm to theozone layerSome aerosols availablenowadays contain CFCswhilst others do notAll aerosols availablenowadays contain CFCsand could damage theozone layerDon't know17718%52052%19019%11211%8321%21655%7419%226%2017%6756%2622%65%7415%23849%9018%8417%411%2262%720%27%1614%8068%1714%54%1616%5050%2424%910%1518%4151%1722%79%2221%5249%2422%88%1117%3961%710%711%2218%4033%2521%3428%2418%7456%2317%129%1725%4158%1116%12%711%4060%1116%812%2221%4039%2523%1817%16218%46653%16819%9010%1513%5448%2220%2219%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

CFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Q.3 Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? - Empty aerosol cans can be recycled like otherhousehold metal packaging such as food and drink cans?Base : All adultsPage 9Table 4Weighted baseTotal1000SEXFe-Male male483 51816-2413625-34171AGE35-4418845-5415655+349AB207SOCIAL CLASSC1 C2 DE277 200 317CHILDRENIN H/HOLDAny None325 675NUMBER IN HOUSEHOLD1 2 3 4+190 333 190 287Sample size970450520119150170148383187240206337294676200340174256AgreeDisagreeDon't know40941%49650%9510%22847%21645%388%18135%27954%5711%6951%5440%1310%7845%8851%63%6836%10053%2111%6843%8051%85%12736%17550%4714%7938%11254%178%11140%14151%259%7537%10854%179%14546%13643%3611%13341%16551%289%27641%33149%6710%7037%9550%2513%12939%17753%278%8142%9148%1910%12945%13346%259%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

CFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Q.3 Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? - Empty aerosol cans can be recycled like otherhousehold metal packaging such as food and drink cans?Base : All adultsPage 10Table 4Weighted baseTotal1000WORKING STATUSFull Parttime time Other395 118 487NorthEast36NorthWest119Yrks&Hmbr99WalesGOVERNMENT REGIONEastEast West of Lon-Mids Mids Engl don79 106 64 122S'thEast132S'thWest7166Scotland105USEAEROSOLSQ1Yes886No114Sample size9703421135153510385709166134146856194850120AgreeDisagreeDon't know40941%49650%9510%18547%18346%277%3832%7060%108%18638%24350%5812%1645%1951%13%4941%6454%65%3434%4646%2020%3646%3949%45%5047%4845%88%2945%3147%58%6553%4738%119%5239%6348%1713%2535%4057%68%2639%3046%1015%2826%7067%77%36341%44150%839%4741%5548%1311%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Sample profilesBase : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 11Table 5Weighted baseSample sizeWeighted1000970Unweighted970970SexMaleFemaleAge16-2425-3435-4445-5455+ClassABC1C2DEWorking statusFull timePart time (8-29 hrs)Part time (under 8 hrs)48348%51852%13614%17117%18819%15616%34935%20721%27728%20020%31732%39540%11812%91%45046%52054%11912%15015%17018%14815%38339%18719%24025%20621%33735%34235%11312%81%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Sample profilesBase : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 12Table 5Weighted baseRetiredStill at schoolFull time highereducationUnemployed (seeking)Unemployed (not seeking)Male chief income earnerFemale chief incomeearnerMale main shopperFemale main shopperHousehold size12345+Government regionNorth EastNorth WestWeighted100024124%141%495%404%13213%39439%24224%25826%42843%19019%33333%19019%19520%929%364%11912%Unweighted97028129%111%414%404%13414%38039%24926%25226%43945%20021%34035%17418%17718%798%354%10311%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Sample profilesBase : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 13Table 5Weighted baseYorkshire & HumberEast MidlandsWest MidlandsEast of EnglandLondonSouth EastSouth WestWalesScotlandWeighted10009910%798%10611%646%12212%13213%717%667%10510%Unweighted970859%707%919%667%13414%14615%859%616%9410%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Weighting matrix - weighted respondentsBase : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 14Table 6TotalMen ABC1 : 16-24Men ABC1 : 25-44Men ABC1 : 45-54Men ABC1 : 55-64Men ABC1 : 65+Men C2 : 16-24Men C2 : 25-44Men C2 : 45-54Men C2 : 55-64Men C2 : 65+Men DE : 16-24Men DE : 25-64Men DE : 65+Female main shopperABC1 : 16-24Female main shopperABC1 : 25-44Female main shopperABC1 : 45-54Female main shopperABC1 : 55-64Total1000.0034.353%92.289%39.134%37.034%36.104%14.121%40.494%14.651%20.322%16.052%19.682%85.189%33.143%9.501%85.939%42.174%31.253%North /Midlands632.7120.633%52.068%19.643%26.784%21.773%9.802%26.944%10.972%12.962%10.802%14.022%61.4310%23.664%5.641%50.038%27.684%17.483%South367.2913.724%40.2211%19.495%10.263%14.334%4.321%13.554%3.681%7.362%5.241%5.662%23.756%9.483%3.861%35.8910%14.494%13.774%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Weighting matrix - weighted respondentsBase : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 15Table 6TotalFemale main shopperABC1 : 65+Female main shopperC2 : 16-24Female main shopperC2 : 25-44Female main shopperC2 : 45-54Female main shopperC2 : 55-64Female main shopperC2 : 65+Female main shopperDE : 16-24Female main shopperDE : 25-64Female main shopperDE : 65+Female non-main shopper16-24Female non-main shopper25+Total1000.0037.864%3.78*31.603%16.132%12.631%11.741%8.801%84.858%51.275%45.605%44.394%North /Midlands632.7122.404%2.52*21.043%11.132%8.351%7.791%6.531%60.3110%36.646%22.804%20.923%South367.2915.474%1.26*10.563%4.991%4.281%3.961%2.271%24.537%14.634%22.806%23.476%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Weighting matrix - unweighted respondentsBase : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 16Table 7TotalMen ABC1 : 16-24Men ABC1 : 25-44Men ABC1 : 45-54Men ABC1 : 55-64Men ABC1 : 65+Men C2 : 16-24Men C2 : 25-44Men C2 : 45-54Men C2 : 55-64Men C2 : 65+Men DE : 16-24Men DE : 25-64Men DE : 65+Female main shopperABC1 : 16-24Female main shopperABC1 : 25-44Female main shopperABC1 : 45-54Female main shopperABC1 : 55-64Total970212%596%303%253%546%131%384%141%192%242%192%929%424%111%869%394%313%North /Midlands559122%275%112%153%285%81%214%112%132%173%132%5911%295%61%458%193%122%South41192%328%195%102%266%51%174%31%61%72%61%338%133%51%4110%205%195%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Weighting matrix - unweighted respondentsBase : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 17Table 7TotalFemale main shopperABC1 : 65+Female main shopperC2 : 16-24Female main shopperC2 : 25-44Female main shopperC2 : 45-54Female main shopperC2 : 55-64Female main shopperC2 : 65+Female main shopperDE : 16-24Female main shopperDE : 25-64Female main shopperDE : 65+Female non-main shopper16-24Female non-main shopper25+Total970374%61%253%192%152%182%131%889%515%364%455%North /Midlands559254%41%153%122%92%102%102%5510%336%183%224%South411123%2*102%72%61%82%31%338%184%184%236%Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Weighting matrix - weightsBase : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 18Table 8TotalMen ABC1 : 16-24Men ABC1 : 25-44Men ABC1 : 45-54Men ABC1 : 55-64Men ABC1 : 65+Men C2 : 16-24Men C2 : 25-44Men C2 : 45-54Men C2 : 55-64Men C2 : 65+Men DE : 16-24Men DE : 25-64Men DE : 65+Female main shopperABC1 : 16-24Female main shopperABC1 : 25-44Female main shopperABC1 : 45-54Female main shopperABC1 : 55-64Female main shopperABC1 : 65+Female main shopperC2 : 16-24Female main shopperC2 : 25-44Female main shopperC2 : 45-54Total1.031.641.561.301.480.671.091.071.051.070.671.040.930.790.861.001.081.011.020.631.260.85North /Midlands1.131.721.931.791.790.781.231.281.001.000.641.081.040.820.941.111.461.460.900.631.400.93South0.891.521.261.031.030.550.860.801.231.230.750.940.720.730.770.880.720.721.290.631.060.71Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

Weighting matrix - weightsBase : All adultsCFC Omnibus Survey : May 2006Page 19Table 8TotalFemale main shopperC2 : 55-64Female main shopperC2 : 65+Female main shopperDE : 16-24Female main shopperDE : 25-64Female main shopperDE : 65+Female non-main shopper16-24Female non-main shopper25+Total1.030.840.650.680.961.011.270.99North /Midlands1.130.930.780.651.101.111.270.95South0.890.710.500.760.740.811.271.02Fieldwork : 24/05/06 - 28/05/06Prepared by RSGB Omnibus

APPENDIX 2RSGB OMNIBUS RANDOM LOCATION SAMPLING METHODA unique sampling system has been developed by TNS for its own use. Utilising UK Census small area statistics and the PostOffice Address File (PAF), GB South of the Caledonian Canal has been divided into 600 areas of equal population. From these600 areas a master sampling frame of 300 sample points has been selected to reflect the country’s geographical and socioeconomicprofile. The areas within each Standard Region were stratified into population density bands, and within band indescending order by percentage of population in socio-economic Grade’s I and II.To maximise the statistical accuracy of Omnibus sampling, sequential waves of fieldwork are allocated systematically across thesampling frame so as to ensure maximum geographical dispersion. The 300 primary sampling units are allocated to 12 subsamplesof 25 points each, with each sub-sample in itself being a representative drawing from the frame. For each wave ofOmnibus fieldwork a set of sub-samples is selected so as to provide the number of sample points required (typically c. 139 for2,000 interviews). Across sequential waves of fieldwork all sub-samples are systematically worked, thereby reducing the clusteringeffects on questionnaires asked for two or more consecutive weeks.Each primary sampling unit is divided into two geographically distinct segments, each containing as far as possible, equalpopulations. The segments comprise aggregations of complete postcode sectors. Within each half (known as the A and B halves)postcode sectors have been sorted by the percentage of the population in socio-economic groups I and II. One postcode sectorfrom each primary sampling unit is selected for each Omnibus, alternating on successive selections between the A and B halves ofthe primary sampling unit, again to reduce clustering effects. For each wave of interviewing each interviewer is supplied with twoblocks of 70 addresses, drawn from different parts of the sector. Addresses are contacted systematically with three doors being leftafter each successful interview.To ensure a balanced sample of adults within effective contacted addresses, a quota is set by sex (male, female housewife, femalenon-housewife); within female housewife, presence of children and working status and within men, working status.1 of 1

APPENDIX 3LIST OF SAMPLING POINTS USED ON SURVEY 134721 (V2GB)ROTHERHAM EASTWAKEFIELDLEEDS NORTHHULL CITY EASTSCARBOROUGHBARKSTON ASHSEDGEFIELDEASINGTONRYTON CONSETTPENZANCEPLYMOUTH NORTHCHARD/AXMINSTERDORCHESTERSALISBURYKEYNSHAMEAST NORTHAMPTONSHIRELEICESTER NORTHBOSTONLINCOLN SOUTHNOTTINGHAM NORTHBILLERICAYHALSTEADWATFORDMILTON KEYNESEAST WIGHTPORTSMOUTHCHICHESTERNEWBURYGUILDFORDCRAWLEY WESTISLE OF SHEPPEYTONBRIDGEPEACEHAVENNORWICH WESTPETERBOROUGH NORTHWORCESTERHALL GREENSTOKE ON TRENT EASTCANNOCKWOLVERHAMPTON SOUTHKIDDERMINSTERBIRMINGHAM WEST CENTRALPRESTON SOUTHBURYHYDEWEST LANCASHIRELIVERPOOL EASTBOLTON SOUTHST HELENSDELYNBARRYABERDARE/MERTHYR TYDFILPONTYPOOLCLYDESDALEWEST LOTHIAN SOUTHFALKIRK WESTEAST KILBRIDEMORAYANGUSLEYTONSTONEWHITECHAPELISLINGTONNEW SOUTHGATEGREENFORDSUTTON EASTABBEY WOODELTHAMCLAPHAM/STOCKWELLINVERNESS WEST1 of 1