Areas containing at least 20% of the matched people type
densely populated urban areas - flats and communal residents - more private renting - high ethnic migrations - high EU immigration - English/Welsh less likely as main language - young adults - single adults - more child-less househoulds - higher ratio of full-time students - work in accommodation, information and communication, and finance sectors - use public transport, walk or cycle to work
compared to parent group: higher ratio of 0 to 14 year olds - higher ratio of married couples - higher ratio of mixed ethnicity - lower ratio of students - higher semi-detached or terraced accomodation - working in IT, finance sectors and using public transport for work
compared to parent group: higher ratio of Indian people - less old-EU born than new-EU born - detached or semi-detached accomodation
RG2 0 - Pound Copse - Whitley, Reading, South East (65 percent)
IG8 0 - Haven House Childrens Hospice - Ilford, Greater London, London (65 percent)
W5 2 - Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Primary School - Ealing, Greater London, London (60 percent)
OX14 5 - Culham - Culham, Oxfordshire, South East (53 percent)
SW19 7 - Linden Lodge School - Merton, Greater London, London (52 percent)
GU1 3 - Merrow Downs - Guildford, Surrey, South East (51 percent)
TW18 4 - Staines Bus Station - Staines, Surrey, South East (46 percent)
TW9 3 - Woodland Walk - Richmond, Greater London, London (44 percent)
NW3 7 - Heathside Preparatory School - Camden Town, Greater London, London (44 percent)
CM14 4 - Lower Boishall Wood - Brentwood, Essex, East of England (40 percent)