Data Catalog

UK1971A_AUTO - Number of cars available

Part A

Answer questions A1-A5 about your household's accommodation and then answer questions B1-B24 overleaf and if appropriate answer questions C1-C7.

A4. How many cars and vans are normally available for use by you or members of your household (other than visitors)? ____

Include any provided by employers if normally available for use by you or members of your household, but exclude vans used solely for the carriage of goods.

If None, write 'none'

1971 Census - IPUMS Subset

United Kingdom - GBR_1971_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS

UK1971A_REGION - Region (from 2001)

1971 Census - IPUMS Subset

United Kingdom - GBR_1971_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS

UK1971A_ROOMS - Rooms

Part A

Answer questions A1-A5 about your household's accommodation and then answer questions B1-B24 overleaf and if appropriate answer questions C1-C7.

A3. How many rooms are there in your household's accommodation? ____

Do not count small kitchens less than 6ft wide, bathrooms and toilets, sculleries not used for cooking, closets, pantries and storerooms, landings, halls, lobbies or recesses, offices or shops used solely for business purposes.

Note:
- A large room divided by a sliding or fixed partition should be counted as two rooms.
- A room divided by curtains or portable screens should be counted as one room.

1971 Census - IPUMS Subset

United Kingdom - GBR_1971_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS

UK1971A_VISITOR - Visitors in household

4. If you usually live here, write 'here'. If not, write your usual address. ________

If you are a boarder, write 'here' only if you consider this your usual address.

If you are a student or school child who is away from home during term time, give your home address.

If you have no settled address, write 'none'.

Block capitals please.

5. What is your position in this establishment? ________

For example write 'guest', 'patient', 'staff', 'student', 'boarder', 'crew', 'passenger'.

B5. Write 'head' for the head of the household and relationship to the head for each of the other persons: for example 'wife', 'son', 'daughter-in-law', 'visitor', 'boarder', 'paying guest'. ____

1971 Census - IPUMS Subset

United Kingdom - GBR_1971_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS

UK1971A_RESN - Number of residents in household

4. If you usually live here, write 'here'. If not, write your usual address. ________

5. What is your position in this establishment? ________

For example write 'guest', 'patient', 'staff', 'student', 'boarder', 'crew', 'passenger'.

B5. Write 'head' for the head of the household and relationship to the head for each of the other persons: for example 'wife', 'son', 'daughter-in-law', 'visitor', 'boarder', 'paying guest'. ____

1971 Census - IPUMS Subset

United Kingdom - GBR_1971_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS

UK1971A_SELFCON - Household space as self-contained

1971 Census - IPUMS Subset

United Kingdom - GBR_1971_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS

UK1971A_OWNERSHP - Dwelling ownership

Part A

Answer questions A1-A5 about your household's accommodation and then answer questions B1-B24 overleaf and if appropriate answer questions C1-C7.

A1. How do you and your household occupy your accommodation?

[] 1 As an owner occupier (including purchase by mortgage)
[] 2 By renting it from a Council or New Town
[] 3 As an unfurnished letting from a private landlord or company or Housing Association
[] 4 As a furnished letting
[] 5 In some other way (Please give details, including whether furnished or unfurnished) ____

Note: If the accommodation is occupied by lease originally granted for, or since extended to, more than 21 years, tick 'owner occupier'.

1971 Census - IPUMS Subset

United Kingdom - GBR_1971_PHC_v01_M_v7.5_A_IPUMS