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Affluent Singles & Couples In Exclusive Urban Neighbourhoods (3.44 %) Group 1 1D Wealthy & Educated Singles In Student Areas 1B Wealthy Singles In Small City Flats & Suburban Terraces 1A Opulent Couples & Singles In Executive City & Suburban Areas 1C Urban Living Professional Singles & Couples

Wealthy Neighbourhoods Nearing & Enjoying Retirement (3.64%) Group 2 2D Wealthy Suburban Professionals In Mixed Tenure 2C Affluent Mature Couples & Singles Some With School Age Children 2B Affluent Mature Families & Couples In Large Exclusive Detached Homes 2A Opulent Older & Retired Households In Spacious Rural Properties

Affluent Home Owning Couples & Families In Large Houses (10.14%) Group 3 3B Young & Mature Couples & Families In Large Rural Dwellings 3A Wealthy Older Families In Spacious Suburban & Rural Detached & Semis 3C Well-Off Older Couples & Families In Large Detached & Semis 3D Wealthy Mixed Households Living In Rural Communities

Suburban Homeowners In Smaller Private Family Homes (13.27%) Group 4 4A Executive Households In Suburban Terraces & Semis 4B Professional Home Owners In Detached & Semi Suburbia 4C White Collar Home Owners In Outer Suburbs & Coastal Areas 4D Mature Owner Occupiers In Rural & Coastal Neighbourhoods

Suburban Homeowners In Smaller Private Family Homes (13.27%) Group 4 4E Couples & Families In Modern Rural & Suburban Developments 4F Mature Couples & Families In Mortgaged Detached & Semis

Comfortable Mixed Tenure Neighbourhoods (8.42%) Group 5 5A Singles, Couples & School Age Families In Mixed Housing 5B Young & Older Single Mortgagees & Renters In Terraces & Flats 5C Mature & Retired Singles In Areas Of Small Mixed Housing 5D Young & Older Households In Coastal, Rural & Suburban Areas

Comfortable Mixed Tenure Neighbourhoods (8.42%) Group 5 5F Young & Older Households In Areas Of Mixed Tenure 5G Older Couples & Singles In Suburban Family Semis 5E Mature Households In Scottish Industrial Suburbs & Rural Communities

Less Affluent Family Neighbourhoods (16.48%) Group 6 6A Less Affluent Communities In Areas Of Mixed Tenure 6C Mixed Households In Mostly Welsh Suburban Communities & Rural Areas 6B Older & Mature Households In Suburban Semis & Terraces 6D Couples & Families With School Age & Older Children In Spacious Semis

Less Affluent Family Neighbourhoods (16.48%) Group 6 6E Mature Households In Less Affluent Suburban & Rural Areas 6G Young Single & Family Communities In Small Terraces & Rented Flats 6F Less Affluent Couples In Suburban Family Neighbourhoods

Less Affluent Singles & Students In Urban Areas (5.70%) Group 7 7A Single Mortgagees & Renters In Pre-School Family Neighbourhoods 7B Singles & Families In Ethnically Mixed Inner City & Suburban Areas 7C Young Flat Dwelling Singles & Couples In Inner City Student Areas 7D Young Singles, Couples & Students In Urban Areas

Less Affluent Singles & Students In Urban Areas (5.70%) Group 7 7E Young Singles In Privately Rented & Housing Association Properties

Poorer White & Blue Collar Workers (16.69%) Group 8 8A Poorer Retired Households In Owned & Rented Accommodation 8B Older & Mature Households In Suburban Areas Of Mixed Tenure 8C Older Households With School Age Children In Towns & Suburbs 8D Poorer Young Singles In Suburban Family Areas

Poorer White & Blue Collar Workers (16.69%) Group 8 8E Mixed Mortgagees & Council Tenants In Outer Suburbs 8F Singles & Couples In Small Terraced Properties

Poorer Family & Single Parent Households (10.69%) Group 9 9A Poorer Singles In Outer Suburban Family Neighbourhoods 9B Poorer Singles & Families In Mixed Tenure 9C Suburban Scottish Households In Small Terraces & Flats 9D Ethnically Mixed Young Families & Singles In Terraced Housing

Poorer Family & Single Parent Households (10.69%) Group 9 9E Poorer Couples & School Age Families In Terraced & Semis 9F Flat Dwellers In Council & Housing Association Accommodation 9G Young & Older Households In Housing Association & Mortgaged Homes

Poorer Council Tenants Including Many Single Parents (11.53%) Group 10 10A Hi-Rise Flat Dwellers In Cosmopolitan Areas Of Mixed Tenure 10B Council Tenants & Mortgagees In Scottish Suburbia 10C Poorer Mortgagees & Council Renters In Family Neighbourhoods 10D Singles & Single Parents In Suburban Hi-Rise Flats

Poorer Council Tenants Including Many Single Parents (11.53%) Group 10 10E Mature Households In Small Terraces & Semis 10F Poorer Singles In Local Authority Family Neighbourhoods 10G Single Renters In Mixed Age Hi-Rise Communities

Group Overview Groups 4 Suburban Homeowners In Smaller Private Family Homes 2 Wealthy Neighbourhoods Nearing & Enjoying Retirement 1 Affluent Singles & Couples In Exclusive Urban Neighbourhoods 3 Affluent Home Owning Couples & Families In Large Houses

Group Overview Groups 8 Poorer White & Blue Collar Workers 6 Less Affluent Family Neighbourhoods 5 Comfortable Mixed Tenure Neighbourhoods 7 Less Affluent Singles & Students In Urban Areas

Group Overview Groups 10 Poorer Council Tenants Including Many Single Parents 9 Poorer Family & Single Parent Household