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The estimated number of people and projected population estimates for Hull residents
aged 65+ years who have depression are given in Table 388.
10.9.2 Measures of Social Capital
The information presented below is from the Social Capital Survey 2009. More details
are available in the full survey report at www.hullpublichealth.org.
10.9.2.1 Feeling Safe in the Community
The overwhelming majority of survey respondents felt very safe or fairly safe when
walking alone in their area during the daytime, with generally around 1-2% of each
subgroup feeling very unsafe. A little over half of respondents felt very safe or fairly safe
walking alone in their area after dark, 68% of men and 36% of women (Figure 231),
while 20% never go out after dark. Although the young were the most likely group to
feel very unsafe or a bit unsafe (35% aged 16-24 years), the old were more likely to
never go out (60% aged 75+ years) than the young (6% aged 16-24 years). Feelings of
safety after dark increased as deprivation decreased. The underlying data are given in
the APPENDIX on page 932.
Figure 231: Feeling very safe or fairly safe walking alone in area after dark
Percent
75%
50%
25%
0%
Males
Females
16-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65-74
75+
Gender Age band Locality Deprivation quintile
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North
East
West
Most
2
3
4
Least