| People and Places geodemographic descriptions | Average IMD | Average annual rates per 100,000 (±95% CI) | |||
| Tree classification | Brief tree description† | All assaults | Males 15–29 years | Males 30–44 years | |
| Mature Oaks | Comprising wealthy, older working people living in large detached houses in rural areas | 6.81 | 19.46 (19.45 to 19.48) | 139.29 (138.75 to 139.83) | 37.17 (36.97 to 37.37) |
| Country Orchards | Predominantly well-educated, high income agricultural workers likely to be self-employed | 7.62 | 29.74 (29.72 to 29.77) | 163.29 (162.68 to 163.90 | 47.73 (47.51 to 47.95) |
| Blossoming Families | Typified by well qualified, and well paid, young professional families with infants - buying detached houses | 13.86 | 20.31 (20.29 to 20.34) | 139.32 (138.49 to 140.16) | 45.21 (44.90 to 45.52) |
| Rooted Households | Largely skilled manual workers, quite high income, buying semi-detached houses | 12.11 | 34.36 (34.34 to 34.38) | 205.87 (205.36 to 206.38) | 68.26 (68.04 to 68.47) |
| Qualified Metropolitans | Largely highly qualified professional commuters living in small single households concentrated in city centres | 13.98 | 33.31 (33.28 to 33.34) | 200.40 (199.40 to 201.40) | 90.92 (90.40 to 91.45) |
| Senior Neighbourhoods | Characterised by quite affluent older people or pensioners living in owner-occupied detached houses; likely to own a second home | 17.68 | 46.81 (46.78 to 46.85) | 144.88 (144.41 to 145.35) | 85.67 (85.36 to 85.97) |
| Suburban Stability | Predominantly skilled manual, routine and semi-routine workers living in semi-detached and terraced housing | 20.00 | 55.37 (55.35 to 55.40) | 278.60 (278.05 to 279.15) | 124.62 (124.32 to 124.91) |
| New Starters | Primarily students and highly qualified, but low income, young adults living in single or cohabiting bedsits or flats | 29.78 | 96.52 (96.45 to 96.59) | 235.77 (235.18 to 236.36) | 215.34 (214.64 to 216.04) |
| Multicultural Centres | Characterised by semi-skilled, unskilled and unemployed Jewish, Muslim, Black, Chinese, Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi low income families living in terraces | 34.34 | 92.75 (92.71 to 92.79) | 420.04 (419.22 to 420.86) | 223.53 (223.01 to 224.04) |
| Urban Producers | Mainly semi-skilled, unskilled, unemployed and unqualified single parents living in terraced council housing with low incomes | 37.70 | 101.53 (101.48 to 101.59) | 450.48 (449.37 to 451.59) | 267.02 (266.26 to 267.77) |
| Weathered Communities | Unemployed, low income pensioners or lone parent families with routine or semi-routine occupations in semi-detached housing or purpose built flats | 41.07 | 103.03 (102.98 to 103.09) | 327.06 (326.43 to 327.69) | 220.14 (219.57 to 220.71) |
| Disadvantaged Households | Predominantly low income, poorly qualified young families or lone parents living in council or housing association homes | 53.71 | 170.32 (170.21 to 170.42) | 690.20 (688.43 to 691.97) | 448.70 (447.27 to 450.13) |
| Urban Challenge | Typified by unemployed, low income older people living in small council or housing association homes | 61.93 | 235.98 (235.77 to 236.18) | 778.08 (775.24 to 780.92) | 656.10 (653.45 to 658.75) |
| Unclassified | Small number of Lower Super Output Areas that could not be statistically classified into P2 categories | 25.09 | 71.11 (70.97 to 71.25) | 262.99 (261.26 to 264.72) | 138.38 (137.22 to 139.55) |
| P | Comparisons between tree classifications | <0.001 | <0.001 | <0.001 | <0.001 |
*Rates and confidence intervals for each classification are calculated using each LSOA as individual data points; data for all years 2002/03 to 2005/06 are included and averaging utilises LSOA population-based weightings.
†P2 People and Places is a geodemographic classification system developed for market segmentation.22 Descriptions provided in this table are abbreviated from the Full Tree Classification.
IMD, Index of Multiple Deprivation.