A vision of Britain from 1801 to now.
Including maps, statistical trends and historical descriptions.
Themes are used in the Vision of Britain system to organise all our statistical data into a small number of broad categories, often identified by icons on the web site.
The Database, which everything else is contained within:
Entity ID | Entity Name |
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DB | VoB Database |
Rates, for mapping and for comparing areas :
Entity ID | Entity Name |
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R_SOCIAL_GRADE_AB | Percentage of Working-Age Males in Social Grades A & B |
R_SOCIAL_GRADE_DE | Percentage of Working-Age Males in Social Grades D & E |
R_SOCIAL_GRADE_C | Percentage of Working-Age Males in Social Grade C |
Datasets or nCubes, containing the actual data :
Entity ID | Entity Name |
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N_SOC_GEN | Social Class |
N_RGSOC_TOT_M | Social Class Total |
N_SOCIAL_GRADE_TOT_M | Social Grade Total |
N_SOCIAL_GRADE | Social Grade |
N_RGSOC_GROUP | Grouped Social Class |
N_SOC1831 | Social Status, based on 1831 occupational statistics |
N_SEG_M | Socio-Economic Group (males only) |
N_SEG_M_TOT | Socio-Econmic Groups Total (males only) |
N_SEG1971_M | Socio-Economic Group (males only) |
Variables, defining what data was gathered for :
Entity ID | Entity Name |
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V_RGSOC | Registrar General's Social Class |
V_RGSOC_TOT | Registrar General's Social Class |
V_RGSOC_GROUP | Registrar General's Social Class, grouped |
V_SOCIAL_GRADE | Social Grade (simplified) |
V_SOCIAL_GRADE_TOT | Social Grade (Total) |
V_SOC1831 | 1831 Occupations grouped by Status |
V_SEG | Socio-Economic Groups |
V_SEG_TOT | Total of all Socio-Economic Groups |
V_SEG1971 | Socio-Economic Groups, with sub-groups |