Surve~ Organ1zat1on· Ma~ket and Op1nion R •••• r~h International Arch1ve Numbe~ GBMORI8641

Su~vey Name Interview Dates Type of Sample

Sample SIze

FIrst November 1982 Political Pall November, 1982 National Adult 1,972

DeSC~lptlon Use of prlv.te carJ a~. completed full-time educationJ ITV area normally watchedJ da11~ and Sund.v new~pap.T' r.adershipI weekend color supplementJ weekl~ and monthlv magazine readership' T~equency of TV watch1ngl reception and frequencv of viewing Ch.nnel 41 telephone 1n homRI radiO listening 1n th. last weekl •• tisTactlon With ~he way the government IS running the countryJ Hrs Thatcher's, Mr Foot's, Mr Steel's and Mr ~~nkln's Job performanc •• J vote If gen8r.l .l~ctlon were held tomoT'T'ow, supporter of the Liberal P.rtV or the SDP; most lmportant problem faCing BrItain, other important problems faCIng Br1tainJ ~eneral economic condition of the count~y 1n the n.xt 12 monthsl two o~

three most 1mportant local Issues for those in th. London area ------- - - -_ ... - - - -- - - --------------

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NAMI~ M-r/Ml"~/M't1' • r.

ADDR!S~: ('tn fuLL)

TELrPHONE No. ('tf any)

CONc;TITUENCY NO

CON~TITUENCY ~AHE

,Nn NOVF:."'}!BER

QUOTA

Po') t (001 (., 11 full)

OFFICE USE

SERIAL NUMBER -(""""6--"""'9)"'--­

CARD NUMBER t llOI <D BATCH SLIP NUMBER __ _

(11-12)

INTERVIEWER NO.

(25)(26)(27)(28)

INTERVIEWER NAME:

OCCUPATION OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD (W~te ~n Pos~t~on)

( W~ te in Indus try)

CLA5S. (Code from (29) occupatlon above)

r' ---------------------- 1 B ----------- 2 (;1 ------------ 3 (,2 --------- 1

fJ --------------- r, 1 --------------- r;

CiEX lfaloJ --------- 7 F.male, housew~fe 8 Femal~, non-houslJriJ1,fe - ;)

AGE OF RE5PONDENT (30) ~5 - 17 ------ - 1 18 - 20 -------- 2 21 - 24 -------- ~ 25 - 34 --- 4 35 - 39 ----- 5 40 - 44 6 45 - 54 7 55 - 59 8 t;O - 64 -------- 9 ~5 - 70 - 0 71+ ------ X

CAR IN HOUSEHOLD Does your household have the

use of a car for private motorlng' (33)

Yes -------------- 1 No --- ----- 2

Q.B SHOW WEEKLY READERSHIP CARD SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS (37) SundaY Mtrrol' 1 Sunday People 2 lIews of th" World ------- 3 ObaeMJel' --------- 4

AGE FINI~HED FULL TIME SUJ1aa.y E:cpre'35-------- ,/j Sunday Telp.(Jraph ----- 6

EDUCATTON Sunday Tumes ------------- 7 lJ - 14 -------- 4 Sunday Post - -- 8 15 ----------- 5 Sunday Ma.."t --- 9 16 - ---- 8 Sunday Standard ------ 0 17 - 18 ----------- 7 Ph" Ma."l On Sunday ---- X 19+ ----------- fI None of thesE: ------------ N ~ St~ll at school/FUtl WEEKEND COLOUR ~UPPLEMENTc;(38)

t1..me student ------ 9 1-_______ ------1 Sunday T1..mes Colour Hag -- 1 HOME IS (34) ObS»rvBl' Colour Magaa~ne -- 2 Owned by househo ld --- 1 Ta Z,egraph Sunday MagaI!1..ne - 3 Bel,ng bought on mortgage -- 2 Sunday Express Colour Mag 4 Ren ted from Loaal Authol'1. ty 3 SUNday 5 Rented from Pr1,vate ::.artdlord 4 YOU ------------- 6 Othll'l" (lJrI1..ta 1.n & "l!'Lng) Nons of thtaB" -------- N

------,--------- 5 WEEKLY MAGAZINES (39) Raa.l,o TvneB --------- 1

REC;PONDENT I<i T. V. TWtl s ___ - --- - 2 ------------------------~ Traata Unl,on Member --------- 7 +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---

KARITAL ~TATU~ (31) Not Trade Un1.Dn Member ____ 8 Q C Hov often do you watch UarM,cd -- 1 teleV181.0n these days? Wou ld

ITV AREA (Normally watch) (35) lt be nearer to 5 or more ,wg le ------ 2 'hd/lhv/S.p ------ 3 Scotl..and ---------- 1 days {PROBE- Do you V1.ew 5,

North Eaat ('nine TSfIIs) -- 2 6 or 7 da.ys') 3 or 4 days a. RE~PONDFNT IS. lmtaa8h~rl1 (C1YJ7tada) --- J week., 1 or 2 daya a '",eek or '-laZe H 0 H ------ 5 York.sh1..re ---------- 4 less often?

(40) ~emale H 0 H ----- 6 H~dlandB (CBntral) - - 5 .Vot H.O H 7 Wales & West {Harl.eah o}'

RESPONDENT WORKING nTV) - 6 full t~me (30+ hr-s) -- 9 East Angl1.a (Angl~a) --- 7

( h London --- 8 ?a.rt t~me 8-29 rsJ - 0 Not WOrK1.na (("-7 t1l~s) - X Southllm (TVS) 9 ,.... ., .J/w b- South 'feet (:::SW) ------- 0 IJrv>rro"n:;/du. dot a !,,€

__ t_o_WO_l"_k._-::_-_-_-_-_ -_ -_-_-_-=-_-_' -t Q A SHO~l DAILY RE.'J::ERS1UP CARD

'lO IN HOUC;EHOLD (36) (INCLUDING CHILDREN) :Ja1..l.y MtM"ol' -------- 1

Da'tZy S~ar -- d 1 2 5+ (J2)

eln LDRE1" nr t.JOUCiEhOLD 4g.oa () - 5 ------- ~ Agl.:d .g - ? ------- If ~~r>,; ro - 1 tJ 10 C1JILDRE-' IJNDEF 1.r~ - 1

"-/ -- /'

rhe S/.AJ1 ---- 3 Ua.1-ZU f.?~(Jord ------- 4 ell"':.:'.:! 4a~l ---------- 5 Uz1. 7,y E:rprtBss --------- 6 T e S(y;" 3man ---------- ? T'le I mea ----~ 'J

The Ft,.,,...'1 I" ".,a 1 L'trr- s ---- [I

T'l~ GUG.pd1 .... ~ -------- C T le Da"!- Lt! i'e 7 rlg'r"T.Jh ----- X. Hon.s or' -:;hE"iIe ------- Y

Naver ----- N GO TO Q F Le B a than. 1 day a week ---- 0

1 day a wBsk - 1 a days a IiJllsk. - 2 .3 caus a ueek - J ASK 4 days a uUlek - 4 ~ D 5 aays tt ueek -- 5 6 days a we.:ek. - 6 i days a w€ek -- 7

o 0 On 8. day when YC)u do watch, for how many hours do vou watch teleV191on? (41) 1 hour or Zes3 ------- 1 vVst' 1 .. up t" :] 11Ota'S ---- 2 Ot,e}' 2" up to .3 hoit1'8 --- Z OVal" .3" up ~o 4 'lOu.ra --- ,1 QVlIl' 4.t up to 5 hcml'a -- '; Ooer 5" .-if) t" 8 houtts --- Cl

OV-€r ~ J ..l.p -:;0 7 hours ---- ? 01,,6 r' ? J llCJ to 9 hOu.P8 --- 8 ('~},:;.t" 8, uo f;J :} lt07ArR -- Q

Ol}er :1 ;, I" ------

QE.

QF.

QG.

QH.

About how many hours out of ten that you watch televisLon would you say you watch ITV. including Channel 4? (42) Neve~ N 1 hour O~ lass J OvS'1' 1.) U'O to 2 1iourtr -- 2 OVer 2", tw to 3 1icu:zt6 - J OVer 3.1 ut:) to 4 hours -- 4 OVer 4, up to 5 hours -- 5 OVer 5 ~ up to 6 hours - 6 Ove'1' 6 I up to 7 hours - 7 Over 7.1 up to ·8 hours -- 8 Ovel' 8, up to 9 hours -- 9 Over 9 hours - 0

Can you receive Channel 4 (S4C in Wales) - the new telev1sion channel - in your home?

(43) YBS --- 1 ASK Q.G

-1-

42

43

~I. SHOW MQNTBI.Y MAGAZINE CARD ~

(47 CosmopoZitan ------ 1 Honey Q 2 19 4 , J ~t~M « 4 She 5 Over 21 6 Woman and Home ----- i Woman '8 Wor 7,d 8 Woman's Journal --- 9 Look NoUJ - 0 Vagus X Company Y

(48) Sl"Lmming -------------------.- 1 Sl"Lmmel'/S"Llhouette 2 Any other sl1,mmtng

magazine ----------------.- 3 NO'fIB Of these ------ N

No ----_ 2GO __ TO----:;Q.;...'H ____ I-----1 TELEPHONE IN HOME:

47/

48

About how many hour. out of ten that you watch television would you say you watch Channel 4

(49)

Yes {write "Ln ove'1'Ze_af} - 1 No - -- 2 49

(S4C)? (44) NevBr -- ~ 1 hour Ort 'Le ss - 1 Overt 1, up to 2 h0'U.l-8 -- l! OVer 2, up to 3 hours - 3 OVe%' 3, up to 4 hours - 4

RESPONDENT WILLING TO BE REINTERVIEWED

h8 J No - 4

OIJBr 4" up to 5 haul'S -- 5 44 DAY OF INTERVIEW INTERVIEW LENGTH Ovel' 5, up to 6 hours -- 6 (SO) (51) OVer 6, up to 7 hours -- 7 /okmday 1 Up to l5 minutes - 1 OVer 7" up to B haters -- 8 Tuesday --- 2 16 - 20 rm..nutes - 2 Over B, up to 9 hours - 9 Wednesday --:5 2t - 25 mnutes - :5 OVer 9 hours a day ---- 0 Th:ursday -- 4 26 - 30 1'17'tnutes - 4

1".P"tUN~C:or.HI~N~G~C;!'-KI'!"""P~ E'rtiday 5 31 - 35 rm..nutes - 5 SHOW WEEKLY MAGAZINE CARD. I COL 45 Saturday -- 6 38 - 40 rrrLnutes - 6

(46) Suru:i.ay 7 41 - 45 rrrLnutes - ? Woman ------___ 1 46+ (RECORD)

Wom::m '8 llJn ------- 2 '(rIOTTr:l11.' s RBaZm - 3 Waman'8 Weekly 4 My Weak.ly -------- 5 People's Frirmd --- 6 LoV(l Affair --- - 7 Lovt.ng --- 8 Jr.r.ckie ------ 9 My Guy - ---- 0 None Of thsse - - N

46

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INTERVTEWER DECLARATION

I ~onflrm that I have conducted thlS intervlew face to face wlth the above named perlon (who was prev10u81y unknown to me) at the above address, and that I I asked all relevant quest~ons and fully recorded the answers 1n full conformance wlth the survey specif4cat~on9.

SIGNED: ••

DATE OF INTERvtl'W. •

f '~Sf~ _,

bJ (Polit_call * d Ql. AN you sat~8fied or dissatiafw

I IJJ1,th the way the Government is runn~ng the country? CODE BELOH

I

d . 22. Are you sa"hsfl,sd or di,ssatt.sfie un. th the way Mr's Thatcher is dei her Job as Prime Minster?

ng

CODE BELOW

d . s

~3. Ape you satl,sfl,ed or dissatt.sfie with the way Hr' Foot 1,8 dOing ht. job as Leadsr' of the Opposit1.-on ?

CODE BELOW

d i.s

~4. Are you satisfied Or' dissati,sfie tM.th the way Hr Steel, is doing h job as Leader' of the Libsr'at Par ty? CODE BELOW

d ~4a.Are you satisfied Or' di8sat1.-sfl,B un.th the way Mr J8nkins is dOing hl,s job as Le~r of the SDp? CODE BELOW

Satis- Dissat­fied isfied

Don't know

- 3 Government (Ql) ------ 1 ----- 2 --­Ihatcher (Q2) -------- 1 ----- 2 ---­Foot (Q3) ------------ 1 ----- 2 --­Steel (Q4) ----------- 1 ----- 2 --­Jenk1ns (Q4a) -------- 5 ----- 6 ----

Q5. How wouLd you vote if there were a General. Etectl,on tomorrow? (CODE BELOW) IF UNDECIDED OR REFUSED ASK.

Q6. Which party are you most t.nc'Ll,ne i to support?

3 - 3 - 3

7

d

GONE Q5 RING ONE Q6 RlN ANSWER ONLY _ ANSWER ONLY

(56) (5 Conservat1ve --------- 1 GO Labour ------------ 2 TO Ll.beral --,------------ 3 FIL- -----Soc Dem Party (SDP) -- 4 TER ----­SDP/L1beral Alliance - 5 BEF- ----­'Scot/Welsh Nat ------- 6 ORE Other ---------------- 7 Q7 Would not vote ------- 8

---~

Undec1ded ------------ 9 ASK Refused -------------- 0 Q6

ASK Q7 IF SDP/LIB ALLIANCE AT Q5 OR Q6 OTHERS GO TO Q8

Q? Do you bas~caZZy th~nk of ~our8e

7) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 0

Lf more as a supporter of the Ll,bera Party or a supporter of the SDP?

t

(58)

Liberal --------------------------- 1 Socla! Democrat ------------------ 2 Nelther --------------------------- 3

- 2 -

.. J

52 53 54

55

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I I I

i

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.. \

A.c)1C ALL

Q8. What would you say ~s the most Ul1p01'tant 'Lssue fac1..ng Br1, ta7."n today , CODE BELOW

'19. What do you see as other t.mportant issues facing Br't.tat.n today?

Q8 Q9 Mal.n Other (59) (61)

Common Market -------------- 1 1 Defe'nce/Fore1gIl Affairs -- 2 2 Interest rates --------- 3 3 La" and order/rl.ots ---- 4 4 BOWling/rates/rents ----- 5 5 Immigration/race relations - 6 6 National Health Serv1ce ---- 7 7 Nationalilation -------- 8 8 59 Northern Ireland ----------- 9 --- 9 Pensions ------------------- 0 --- 0 6~ Prices/inflation ----------- X --- X Schools/educat10n ---------- Y --- Y

(60) (62) Trade unionl/str1kes, etc. - 1 1 Unemployment ---------- 2 2

Other ---------------------- 3 3 None of these ---------- 4 4

Ql0. Do you th~nk that the qene~al economic cond~t~on of the COtmtry tM,t.,L impl'ove, stay the Bams 01' get worse ovep the next 12 months?

(63)

~prove --------------------- 1 Stay the same --------------- 2 Get worse ------------------ 3 Don't know --------------- 4

63

We1ghtins Details 'fR. '3.\IQ'3./ &3

Tables should be weighted to the following proportions

Scotland North North West Ml.dlands Wales South East GLC

Male

ARC I 15-2.4 0.33 0.42 0.37 0.65 0.42 0.84 0.56

25+ 1 .07 1 .. 82 1 .59 2.66 1. 77 3.12 2.52.

C2 15-24 0.37 0.61 0.42 0.75 0.47 0.51 0 .. 33

25+ 1 • 12 2.10 1.68 2.94 1.86 2. 10 1 .77

'OE 15-24 0.28 0.42 0.42 0.5 J 0.28 0.42 0.28 -

25+ 1.07 la 73 I .63 2.05 1. 17 1.40 1 .21

Female

ABel : 15-24 0.37 0.42 0.37 0.65 0.51 0.79 0.56

25+ I .31 2.05 J .73 2.84 2. 14 3.64 2.75

C2 15-24 0.28 0.56 0.42 0.75 0.47 0.47 0.33

25+ ] • ) 7 J .91 1.54 2.52 1.68 1 .. 91 1 .4~

DE 15-24 0.28 0.37 0.42 0.51 0.33 0.37 0.28

25+ I .45 2. J 4 2. 14 2.56 ).63 2.00 ] .86

KEY Card Col Code

Sex Male 29 7

Female 29 8,9

Age 15-24 30 1 ,2,3

25+ 30 4,5,6,7,8,9,O,X

Class • .\.BC] 29 1,2,3

C2 I L 29 4

DE 29 5,6

Regl.on Scotland 23

North 23 2,4

North West 23 3

MJ.ds 23 5,6,9

Wales 23 7,8

South East 23 Y

GLC 23 O,X

SAMPLE CODES

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This ~s made up of four characters and must be fi11ed ~n columns 20 to 24 on the questionna1re.

Column 20 Subsample Number (55 const~tuenc1es each)

Code 1 = Subs ample 1

Code 2 = Subsample 2

Code 3 = Subsample 3

Code 4 = Subsample 4

Column 21 and 22 In~v~dual Constituency Code (01-55)

Each constituency number w~ll therefore start SW1th a un1que 3 d1git code, which w1ll be useful for check1ng ~n.

column 23 STANDARD REGION Column 23 Standard Req~on comb1nat1ons

Codes Codes

1 Scotland 1,2,3,4 North

2 Northern 5,6,7,9 Midland

3 N. West 8,o,x,Y South

4 Yorkslure and Humberside I

5 East midlands

6 West M1dlands

7 Wales

8 South West

9 East Ang11a

0 GLC - South of r~ver

X GLC - North of rl.ver

y. South East (excludl.ng GlC)

Column 24 Urban~ty

~ r1 Metropo11tan County ~ A JJ 2 urban

3 M1xed Urban/Rural

4 Rural

SAMPLE 1

AREA 0

10111· Glasgow, Kelvtngrove 1 02 1 3 • K I 1 ma r no c k 10312· Edinburgh. Pentlands 10412 .. Aberdeen ~lorth 10514 Mldlothlan

AREA 1.

10621 10722 10824

Gateshea~ East Darl tngton Berwlck-Upon-Tweed

AREA 2(M)

10931 11031 11 1 3 1 11233

Westhoughton S tockport North Manchester, Opensnaw Chorley

AREA 2(L)

11332 1143 t 11532

AREA 3

11641 11741 11841 11941 12044

AREA 4'

12152 12253 12353 12461 12561 12662 121'63 12864 12974

Warrlngton Liverpool, Wavertree Blackpool South

Barnsley Colne Valley Ha 11 fax Leeds South Brlgg & Scunthorpe

" No t t I ngham North North East Derbyshire Ashfleld Dudley East Walsal I North Stoke-on-Trent North Wrekln Leek Caernarvon

SAMPLING POINTS

AREA 5

13072 13173 13282

AREA 55

13382 13482 13584

AREA 6

I Jb Y J 1-36"7J IJ ?Y..3 ]..3113

13884

AREA 7

13954 14093 1419u

/ /.f J.), J JJ.r.n3 I J{- J'f3 W13 I Af J./YIf 1~

AREA 8

145Q.l -14601

14701 148V3

AREA 9

149Xl 1 5.0 Xl lS1X1 152Xl 153Y2 154v2 155V2

Aberdate L 1 ane 111 Bristol West

Plymouth, Drake Plymouth, Devonport West Devon

Eastbourne Dover & Deal Devlzes

Grantham Yarmouth Hun t I ngdonsh I re Chelmsford Harwich Maldon

Merton, Wimbledon Bexley, Bexleyheath Wandsworth, Tooting Gu 11 dford

Barnet, Hendon South Camden, St Pancras North Enfield North 8rent South South East Essex ReadIng North Luton \.lest

SAMPLE 2 SAMPLING POINTS

AREA 0

20112 20212 20314 20413 20514

AREA 1

20621 20722 20823

Paisley Greenock & Port Glasgow Lanark Dumfries Ga lloway

Blaydon Teesside, Redcar Chester-Le-Street

AREA 2(H)

20931 21031 21131

Cheadle Ashton-Under-Lyne Wlgan

AREA 2 (L)

21231 21331 21433 21534

AREA 3

21641 21741 21841 21942 22044

AREA ~

22152 22253 22361 22461 22561 22661 22764 22864 22973

Huyton Liverpool, Toxteth City of Chester Nantwlch

Goole 8arkston Ash Normanton Klngston-Upon-Hul1 East Thlrsk & Haltan

Northampton South Ca r 1 ton So 11 hu 11 Aldrldge-Brownhl11s BIrmingham, Yardley West Bromwlch, West Llchfleld & Tamworth Stafford c, Stone Wrexham

AREA 5.

23072 23172

AREA 55

23284 23384 23484

AREA 6

J..3S*Y ~ ~ r2.J 6 Y Cl ~ 01.3 ,.., if ~ c2J8y4- ~

23982 240Y3

AREA 7

24153 24294 243Y3

AREA 8

24401 2450} ~4601

0(1'7Y..3~

AREA 9

248Xl 249Xl 2S0Xl 251Xl 252Xl 253Y3 2S4Y3 255Y2

,;

Swansea West Pontyprldd

Honlten North Devon S t Ives

Chrlstchurch & Lymlngton Southampton, Itchen Petersrleld Baslngstoke Bournemouth West Thanet East

Rutland & Stamford North Norfolk Colchester

Rlchmond-Upon-Thames Lewl sham West Lambeth, Vauxhall Woklngham

Redbridge, Wanstead & Wood foro Havering, Upmlnster Haverlng t Romford ls1 rngton Central Newham North East 8eaconsfleld

.Wycombe ReadIng South

SAMPLE 3

AREA 0

30 11 1 . G 1 a 5 9 oW t G a r sea d den 30213 . Rutherglen 30)12 . Edinburgh South 30413 Roxburgh, Selkirk & Peebles )0514 Ross & Cromarty

ARt:'1,\ 1

30621 30722 30824

JO?Jl-l/- 3j1M4

Sunderlalld South Teesside, Stockton Hexham Richmond

AREA 2(1-1)

3103\1 31131 31231 31332 31434

Altrlncham & Sale Farnworth Lelgh Rossendale Knutsford

AREA 2(L)

31531 31633

AREA 3 l.",l.]. 3174l 318~ 319Li'1 32042

AREA /-4

32152 32253 32354 32454 32561 32661 32762 32863 32964

Ormsklrk South Fylde

Rather Valleu Leeds North West Huddersfield East"' York

Oerby South Beeston Meleon Newark BirmIngham, Hall Green Wolverhampton South East Nuneaton Newcastle-Under-Lyme Shrewsbury

SAMPLING POINTS

AREA 5.

33072 33174 33282 33383

Rhondda Carmarthen Bath Klngswood

AREA 55. ~

33484 Totnes

AREA 6

335Y2 336Y2 337Y3 338v3 33984

AREA 7

34094 34194

AREA 8

34201 3430t 34401 345';'3

-346YJ3

AREA 9

Hastings Portsrrouth South Horsham & Crawley Canterbury South Dorset

Cambr I dgesh t re Isle of Ely

Bromley, Chlstehurst Wandsworth, Putney LeWisham, Oeptford Sevenoaks Gravesend

347Xl Barnet, Hendon North 348xl Barnet, Flnchley 349Xl Hounslow. Brentford & Isleworth 35UXl Hillingdon, Hayes & Harl Ington 351Xl Hackney South & Shoredltch 352Y2 Spelthorne 353Y3 ~elwyn & Hatfleld 354yl; Ablngdon 355Y4 • Buckingham

SAMPLE 4. SAM~lfNG POINTS

AREA 0

401ll Glasgow, Cathcart 402\1 Cen t ra 1 Dumba rtonsh I re 403\~East Renfr~/shlre 404,1..Edinburgh Let th 405,3 Wes t Loth I an 40614Central Fife

AREA 1

407~lHoughton-te-Sprlng 408ltTeeslde, Hlddlesborough 409'l~Whltehaven

AREA 2(H)

41031Heywood and Royton 4113\ B01 ton East 4123.'- B 1 ackbu rn 413J1 Newton

AREA 2(L)

4 1 41l C r 0 S by 41S11Llverpool, Walton

AREA 3

416lflPenlstone 417Q/Sheffleld, Brlghtslde 418l/fOewsbury 419L1ILeeds West 420~IIRlpon 421~4Ga'nsborough

AREA 4

422~Lelcester Sou~h 423'S"3Harborough 424S'~1 lkeston 425'/Slrmlngham, Edgbaston 426"Blrmlngham, Northfleld 427"Coventry North East 428'1Sromsgrove and Reddltch 42964 s W S t a f f s 4307/.fAnglesey

AREA 5

43113 Pon typoo 1 43Z7).Aberavon 433iZBrlstol South 456Yt+Cirencester

AREA 55

434gYT,verton 43Sg"tTaunton

AREA 6

4 36.fz.Havan t and ~Ja te r loo • 43 7Yl Arunde 1

I~ 438Y3Tunbr,dge and Mall In9 43Qi2.Poole

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457131sJe of Wlght

AREA 7

440Gf2. 1 PS\<J' ch 4~1'~ W Norfolk 442'1JBcdford 443 'fl Sa f fro n \.la 1 den 4411Y49 ra t n tree

AREA 8

J 4450lCroydon South 4460 rCroydon Central

y3.

1.4701 Merton, Mltcham and Horden • . u4~1:2Re I ga te

• 1~49'1tRoches te rand Cha tham 450'flEast Surrey 451~1N W Su rrey

AREA 9

452~t Brent North / ~53~'Eal Ing North 454xJ EnfIeld. Edmonton 455~! Islington South and Flnsbury

Ai"

DEF!'HTI01~ OF '<1.' SOCI.lL GR..-jE

Fully qualLfled people wor~lng 1n La~J Cnu:ch MeCLClne

C'Hlrcered people

Fully quallflea people 1n other sDh~res ~ho

have a g~eat deal of responS1Dlllty

Hlgher ~anagerlal or Sentor Executlve -(u~ually wlth other executlves uncer them)

Hlgh rank~ng grades of the SerVlces

Retlred people

Doc:ors, Su:;eonsl?~yslclans, Dentlsts Soilcltors, Ba:rls:ers, Fully Ordalned Clergy

Arcnltect, Chartered Accountant, Chartered surveyor, etc

Head ~faster/He2d Mlstress of large school, Unlverslty Professor/Head of Department 1n U~lverslty, Edltor-l~-Chlef of large p~~llcatlonJ Senlor C1Vll Servants (Prlnclpal & above) Senlor Local Government offlclal (e.g Town Clerk, Treasurer, County Plannlng Offlcer)

Proprletor 0: large buslness; Managlng Dlrector/Coupanj Dlrector of large Compa~y, aanager of large factory/ store/~ank, Se~lor ExeCU~lves 1n large Organlsatlo~S, Se~lo: Inaustrlal SClentlsC/Cne~lst/PhYSlc1st/Englneer (at Senlor Executlve level) w~th the hlghest

. pro£esslonal quallflcatlons, Stockbrokers and ]ODDer, Me~Der of Parllament, ProprletOr or large fa~

Pollce Supe=lntendent J Chlef Constaole, Lleucenant, Colonel and aoove (Army) W~~g Cu~ancer a~d aoove (~~F) Co~~ander and above (&~)

People llVl'Z ln cornior: on ~nvestments or prlvate l~cor.e Retlred people where the head of the household before retlre­ment wo~ld have been 'A' grade

A13

DE":'L~ITIC', OF I B I sac I ~L GR.\DE

PeoDle wLth very res~oPslbl~ Jobs

Mlcdle grades 1n managerlal and e~ecutlve POSltlons

Upper grades of the SerVlces

Retlred people

ij~aG ~aster/rle~cnLst:ess of s -. =.1 ! e: 5 ch 001 , Se n 10 r ~1a s t er / '~ ... st:-~ss, Head of a Depar:re:1c 1n

a 5c"'1001, Senior U"lvers~ty/ Tehciical College Lecturer, Edlcor, Senlor quallfled Librarian, Natron of HosDli:al, C1Vll Servants (Hlg~er Executlve Off1cer and abo~e) Loca! Govern~ent Off1clals uho a;e Heaa ot Depart-e~t/Local Offlce, etc. Captaln/Pllot or large Alrcraft (Clv ... l AVlatlon), 'Gentleman l

farner (not wor~lng manually)

Prop:letor of medlum-slzed buslness, ~a'2g1ng Dlrector/CoMpany Dlrector of ·1ed_I.,:n-Sl.Lcd Co..,p~n)', Na"1ager of SfT'all Branch Offlce of Bank/Insurance COi~a~;, Proprietor of Large S~op/ S i: 0 r ~ (too'l t h C 1 e r 1 c a 1 and ~ fan u a 1 Wo:kers), Senlor Executlves 1n ~1~d_u--Slz.ed organlsa::l0ns; Xlc~_e-graae executives In large o~g~ilsatlonSj Industr~al SClentlst/ EL5~~eer (fully quallflea) In an E ecutlve Pasltlon

Pollce Inspector/Detect1ve Inspector Ca:ltalP, ~~3Jor (Arill)-), Fllgnt Ll~t!:='la.nt (RAF), Lleutenant Co;-.:- ~!" C er (?\.~n

?eOOle wl~h prlvace Lncores llvlng a ra:her less lu~urlous ~ay than A grad:, and retlred oeople ~here the ne~d 0: household berore reClrenent ~oul~ have been IBI grade

Al4

DE;r~rTION OF 'Cl' SOCI\L G~;JE

All other dOlng non-nanual JO~s. Fullj ouallfled people, and those vorklng as asslstants to ABs

Junlor Xanagerlal and EAecutlve posltlons

SuperVlsor Gr~des

Artlsts (unless at the top of thelr proresslon)

Clerlcal posltlons

Teacher (wltnou: sp~clal responsl~lllcles), Junlor Unlverslt~/Technlcal College Lecturer.Jou=~allst, C1Vll Servant (e~ecutlves and all other clerlcal grades); Asslstant/Technlclan, Nurslng Slster, Mldwlfe, Radlogr3pher, PhYSlothera?lst, Sccla! Worker, Pharwaclst, D1S?enSer, Chlrooodlsti Optlclan; Osteo~ath (unless has full Medlcal Quallflcatlons); Pnoto&rap~er; Pliots of s~all Alrcraft, Navlgators, (C1Vll AVlatlon); Trlnlty House PllotsfRlver ?llots; Student Ilvlng malnly on State Grants; Alrllne Steward/Stewardess

Proprletor/Manager of small buslness; Co~pany Dlrector oE,small Conpany; Manager of 5-a11 shop (who does mal~ly Clerlcal/;dmlnlstratlve work) Sales Manager (wno does not have ot~ers under hl~), Manufacturers Agents/Co~pany Reoresentatlves/ travelllng SalesMen (who do not car~j goods), InsJranee Inspector; Debt Collector, Indust=lal SClentlst Engl~eer (dOl~g non-T.anual ~ork)J Publlcan

Bus Inspector, Fotanan (dolng non­manual work)

MUS1Clan, Actor, Palnter, Ballet Dancer, Professlonal Sports~an, ete

Cler~, TYP1St, Boo~-keeper, Accountant (not chartered); Calculatlng Machlne Operator, Secretary; Teleono~lst (GPO and others); Receptlonlsts, Draughtsman, Laboratory and otner Technlclans (non-~anual), Co~?uter Operatorsl Progra~~ers

1'15

DE:'I'HTIC".) 0:' I Cl' SOC!!L GR.\!)::

Mlddle grades of the serVlces

Retlred people

Pol~ce Sergeant, Lleutenant, 2nd Lleutenant (Ar-y), F1Ylng Oiflce=, Pllct O::lcer (~~F) Sub-Lleu t.e nan t (R!;)

Retlred oeoole, wno before ret~rement would have been In Cl g~ade ana have pensLons other than state pensLons, or prlvate mea'"'s

4'\1 ()

DEFI~IrIO~ OF 'C2' SOC! \L G~\DE

Skll12d ~anual uorkers/ cr~Ets~en, who h~ve served an a~pr~n:lceshl? or had more cnan one year's tralnl"g

!lanual worker w1th speclal quallflcatlons

Manual workers (sk~lled or U'1Skllled) wlth supervlsory resoonslbllltles

Lower Grade~ of the Servlces

Re t u::ed pe op 1 e

Brlc,layer, Carpenter, Plasterer, Gla~l2r, Plun~er, Palnter (decorator) JOlner, Cabl,et Maker, Blacks~lch/

Coppersmlth, Plater, Rlv2cer, ShlP­wrlg~t, Flcter, Grlnder, Xlllurlghc, Setter, !oolmaker, Turner, Ve~lcle

Butlder, Welder, Electrlcal Fltter. Electrlclan, Slgnalman, Llnesnan. Furnacena~, ~oulaerJ Smalter, Electronlcs Erglneer, Dental ~echanlc; Sk1lled underground iorkers (~lners) 1ncludlng Coal Cutter, Flller, Getter, Hewer, Putter, FlorlSCjFlnlSher (paDer and board manufacture); Conposltor; Llnotype Operator, Typesetter; Electrotyper, Stereotyper Process Engraver

Long-dlstance Lorry Drlver; Guard on Long-Dlsta~ce Tralns; Englne ~rlver, Bus Drlver, Coach Drlver; Ambulance Drlver, TaYl Drlver, Canal Pllots, Trawler Capta~ns, Secur~ty Offlcer; FaMer (loI ~ork.l.ngo'1 farm hlmself)

Foreman, Charge Hand, Overlooker, Overseer, Stevedore, etc. (who5e work lS malnly manual) Senlor Shop ~Sslstant ('1st sales')j Manager/Owner of shop (whose work 1S malnly manual); Klgner Grade Postoan

Pollce Constab~e/Detectlve Constable Flrema'1, Leadl'1g Flremanj Sergeants S'1d non-COIQ1SS1~ned Offlcers (all servlces)

Retlred peoole uno, before re~lrement would have been In C2 grade and have penslons other than state penslons or have pr~vate means

A17

DEF1 'HTION OF ID' SOCIAL GR.\DE

Sernl-Sklllked and unskllled manual wor~ers

Lowest grades of A~ed SerVlces

Retlred people

Labour~:s a~d mates of Occ~~atlo~S 11sted 1n C2 Graae t Peo~le SerVl~&

app:entlceshlp or belog :ralned for skllled manual work

Unskllled wor~ers lnclude"

Woolsorter, blender, carder, cor~er, drawer, splnner, dou~lert t~lster,

weaver, bleacher, dyer, textlle prlnter, manufacture aoart fro~ besooke (tallorlng), tallorls or dressnakerrs fltter, machlnlst (clothlng manufacturer); Many machlne mlndersj Agrlcultural Laoourers; Bus Conductor; Rallway Por~er I Guard on Local Traln; Tlcket collector, Cleaner; Ward Orderly; Laboratory Asslstant; Postnan: S hop Ass 1st ant, t" a 1 t e !."' /~.j' a 1 t res 5 , Gas / Electrlclty Meter Reaae~/Collectorj Door-to-door salesman; Van Sales~an, Store~an, WarehouseMan, checker; Nlgnt Watch~an, Gatekeeper

Prlvate or eculvalent (Army), A1Icraf:sman (RAF), Oro1na:y sea~an (RN)

Retlred people who before ret~re~ent would have been In D grade and have penslons other than state ~e~sloMs, or have oth~r prlvate ~aa~s

Those at lowest levels of SUDslstence

Bro~c~y grade E CO~SlstS of those whose needs t~e soclal se:~rltj sc~a~e are esoeclally lntended to cov~r It conslsts of pens~oners, wldows, and :amllles, casual or lo~est graces of workers, and those wno tn:ough perlods of slckness or lac~ of ~ opportunlty, or unemnloY~2nt, are u~a~la to taKe the1r'place 1n the hlgner grades, where t~ere 15 no other ~.1age earner of hlg"er grade '-