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incomes. They tend to suffer from health problems<br />

related to heavy smoking, not eating well <strong>and</strong> leading<br />

very inactive lifestyles. This is the most deprived group.<br />

The activities they are more likely to be interested in are<br />

football, cricket, weight lifting, <strong>and</strong> aerobic classes.<br />

Map 14: Location of mosaic type F36<br />

<strong>Brent</strong> Mosaic Type<br />

F36 People Living in<br />

Social Housing<br />

Northwick Park<br />

Sudbury<br />

Kenton<br />

Preston<br />

Barnhill<br />

Wembley Central<br />

Alperton<br />

Queensbury<br />

Tokyngton<br />

Fryent<br />

Stonebridge<br />

Three<br />

Enfield<br />

Rivers<br />

Barnet<br />

Harrow<br />

South Bucks<br />

Hillingdon<br />

<strong>Brent</strong><br />

Haringey<br />

Waltham<br />

Forest<br />

Hackney<br />

Camden<br />

Islington<br />

Slough<br />

Ealing<br />

Hounslow<br />

City of Tower<br />

Westminster Hamlets<br />

Hammersmith<br />

City<br />

<strong>and</strong> Fulham<br />

Kensington Southwark<br />

<strong>and</strong> Chelsea<br />

Richmond<br />

Lewisham<br />

upon Thames W<strong>and</strong>sworth<br />

Welsh Harp<br />

Harlesden<br />

Harrow<br />

Dudden Hill<br />

Legend<br />

Ward Boundaries<br />

Borough Boundary<br />

Dollis Hill<br />

Willesden Green<br />

Mapesbury<br />

Brondesbury Park<br />

Kensal Green Queen’s Park<br />

Wealdstone<br />

Ealing<br />

Perivale<br />

Greenhill<br />

Kenton<br />

Wembley<br />

Kilburn<br />

<strong>Sport</strong> Engl<strong>and</strong>’s Market Segmentation Tool<br />

The second tool is produced by <strong>Sport</strong> Engl<strong>and</strong> which<br />

gives an insight into sporting behaviours <strong>and</strong> the barriers<br />

<strong>and</strong> the motivations <strong>for</strong> taking part in sport. SE worked<br />

with Experian to analyse data on the English population<br />

(18+) <strong>and</strong> produced 19 market segments with distinct<br />

sporting behaviours <strong>and</strong> attitudes. The in<strong>for</strong>mation<br />

provided includes specific sports people tend to take<br />

part in, motivation <strong>for</strong> taking part in sport, barriers to<br />

taking part in sport, media influences, consumption,<br />

communication channels, social channels, health<br />

indicators <strong>and</strong> engagement in sport, (the data provided<br />

by <strong>Sport</strong> Engl<strong>and</strong> doesn’t take into consideration people<br />

under the age of 18 within the 19 different segments).<br />

<strong>Sport</strong> Engl<strong>and</strong> have produced specific maps of <strong>Brent</strong><br />

showing places where the 19 different segments<br />

predominantly live. For more detailed in<strong>for</strong>mation about<br />

<strong>Sport</strong> Engl<strong>and</strong>’s market segmentation tools look on their<br />

website at www.sportengl<strong>and</strong>.org<br />

Map 15: Dominant market segmentation map <strong>for</strong><br />

<strong>Brent</strong> within the lower super output areas.<br />

Kingsbury<br />

<strong>Brent</strong><br />

Willesden<br />

Harlesden<br />

Hendon<br />

Barnet<br />

Hammersmith Kensington<br />

<strong>and</strong> Fulham <strong>and</strong> Chelsea<br />

Golders Green<br />

Camden<br />

City of<br />

Westminster

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