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Feelings of safety after dark
The underlying data for Figure 231 from the Social Capital Survey 2009 is given in the
table below.
Group Number answering Very safe or fairly safe walking
question alone in area after dark (%)
Males 1,954 67.6
Females 2,099 36.2
Aged 16-24 685 58.7
Aged 24-35 664 57.8
Aged 35-44 712 61.7
Aged 45-54 658 57.6
Aged 55-64 539 43.2
Aged 65-74 423 35.2
Aged 75+ 367 25.1
North Locality resident 921 47.2
East Locality resident 1,501 52.5
West Locality resident 1,631 52.6
Most deprived local quintile 696 39.2
Quintile 2 739 42.1
Quintile 3 910 51.8
Quintile 4 752 58.2
Least deprived local quintile 956 61.5
Overall 4,053 51.3
Degree of civic engagement by Area
The underlying data for Figure 232 from the Social Capital Survey 2009 is given below,
giving the percentage of people who feel well informed about things which affects their
local area and the percentage who feel that they can influence local decisions. The
number of people answering each question is given separately for both of these
questions.
Group Number
answering
question
Well
informed
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(%)
Number
answering
question
Can
influence
(%)
Males 1,954 61.1 1,950 35.5
Females 2,100 63.8 2,098 35.2
Aged 16-24 685 49.8 684 26.0
Aged 25-34 665 59.2 665 32.9
Aged 35-44 710 61.1 709 38.1
Aged 45-54 659 62.5 658 41.2
Aged 55-64 539 70.5 538 39.2