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Results
Time SeriesAge of respondentRespondentsNI002: Number of people who strongly feel they belong to their immediate neighbourhood.Number of people that do not feel strongly that they belong to their immediate neighbourhood.NI002: Proportion of people who strongly feel they belong to their immediate neighbourhood.Proportion of people that do not feel strongly that they belong to their immediate neighbourhood.
2008/0915-24140.7947.7693.0333.966.1
2008/0925-34227.2785.89141.3837.862.2
2008/0935-44246.94118.95127.9948.251.8
2008/0945-54257.92120.46137.4646.753.3
2008/0955-64196.21123.5372.6863.037.0
2008/0965-74172.73122.3950.3470.929.1
2008/0975-8485.4066.8118.5978.221.8
2008/0985-9425.3620.105.2779.220.8
2008/0995+1.380.920.4666.733.3
2008/09All1,354.00706.81647.1952.247.8

Notes

NI002: Proportion of people who strongly feel they belong to their immediate neighbourhood.

This indicator is based on weighted data and includes 'fairly satisfied' and 'strongly satisfied' responses

Metadata
Title NI 002: Belonging to neighbourhood
Description NI 002: Extent to which you feel you belong to your immediate neighbourhood
Methodology Survey of over-18s in Sandwell: Place Survey. This indicator is based on responses to Q5: How strongly do you feel you belong to your immediate neighbourhood? Values are weighted according to distribution of population of Sandwell in comparison with survey response profile.
Period Start 2008/12
Period End 2008/12
Frequency Biennial
Smallest Geographical Unit Postcode
Largest Geographical Unit LA
Original Source MORI
Copyright N/A
Data Source Owner Research Sandwell
Notes Discontinued as of April 2010.
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Headline Summary
Headline Summary 53% of respondents feel they belong to their immediate neighbourhood (NI 2), although most of these say fairly rather than very strongly (42% and 11% respectively). Again, this is lower than the Metropolitan/Unitary average and England as a whole (57% and 59% respectively).
* Those in Tipton are most likely to feel strongly that they belong to their local area.
* Age appears as a strong influence on community cohesion, with those aged 55 or over significantly more attached to their immediate neighbourhood (69% compared with 53% overall).
Further information is available on the Place Survey topic page.
 
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