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Front cover [PDF 642KB]

Title page, contents and acknowledgements [PDF 166KB]

Chapter 1: Introduction [PDF 108KB]

Chapter 2: Methodology [PDF 108KB]

Chapter 3: Results of the study [PDF 118KB]
    Table 3.1: Social need in the 380 study zones [PDF 120KB]
        Map 3.1: Social Need [PDF 2784KB]

Chapter 4: Description of indicators [PDF 171KB]

Chapter 5: Ranking of indicators [PDF 56KB]
    Table 5.1: Rankings for individual indicators - Low income [PDF 148KB]
    Table 5.2: Rankings for individual indicators - Unemployment [PDF 125KB]
    Table 5.3: Rankings for individual indicators - Poor housing [PDF 119KB]
    Table 5.4: Rankings for individual indicators - Poor health and disability [PDF 150KB]
    Table 5.5: Ranking for individual indicators - Family difficulties and crime [PDF 188KB]
    Table 5.6: Ranking of individual indicators - Educational difficulties [PDF 149KB]
    Table 5.7: Rankings for individual indicators - Lack of skills [PDF 136KB]
        Map 5.1: A. Households with no car [ PDF 2781KB]
        Map 5.2: B. Lone parent households [PDF 2784KB]
        Map 5.3: C. People dependent upon those in employment [PDF 2820KB]
        Map 5.4: D. Children receiving free school meals [PDF 2792KB]
        Map 5.5: E. Adults unemployed [PDF 2797KB]
        Map 5.6: F. Young people unemployed [PDF 2863KB]
        Map 5.7: G. Households that are overcrowded [PDF 2795KB]
        Map 5.8: H. Households lacking central heating [PDF 2849KB]
        Map 5.9: I. People of working age with a limiting long term illness or disability [PDF 2825KB]
        Map 5.10: J. Babies with a low birthweight [PDF 2883KB]
        Map 5.11:.K. Standardised Death Rate for people aged under 75 [PDF 2794KB]
        Map 5.12:.L. People aged 75 and over receiving care [PDF 2842KB]
        Map 5.13: M. Children involved in child protection enquiries [PDF 2827KB]
        Map 5.14: N. Recordable offences committed by young people [PDF 2797KB]
        Map 5.15: O. Domestic burglaries [PDF 2783KB]
        Map 5.16: P. 16 and 17 year olds not in full-time education [PDF 2831KB]
        Map 5.17: Q. Pupils obtaining no GCSEs [PDF 2834KB]
        Map 5.18: R. Pupils not obtaining 5 or more GCSEs at A* to C grades [PDF 2851KB]
        Map 5.19: S. Pupils not achieving Level 4 or above in Key Stage 2 English and Maths [PDF 2811KB]
        Map 5.20: T. Adults without qualifications at Level 2 or above [PDF 2808KB]
        Map 5.21: U. People in routine occupations [PDF 2797KB]
        Map 5.22: V. People in semi-routine occupations [PDF 2797KB]

Chapter 6: Comparison [PDF 129KB]
        Maps 6.1 to 6.4: The County Deprived Area Study 1975, Disadvantage in Nottinghamshire 1983, Social Need in Nottinghamshire 1994 and Social Need in Nottinghamshire 2004 [PDF 1403KB]

Chapter 7: Groups vulnerable to social need [PDF 91KB]
    Table 7.1: Rankings for groups vulnerable to social need [PDF 122KB]
    Table 7.2: Correlations between groups vulnerable to social need and social need indicators [PDF 69KB]
        Map 7.1: People not in the White British ethnic group [PDF 2784KB]
        Map 7.2: People of pensionable age [PDF 2941KB]

Chapter 8: Conclusions [PDF 89KB]

Appendix A: Zones used in the study [PDF 114KB]
Appendix B: Correlation analysis [PDF 102KB]
Appendix C: Calculation of the measure of social need [PDF 91KB]
Appendix D: Problems of method [PDF 107KB]
Appendix E: Problems of using Census data [PDF 75KB]