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Local Authority District Codes UK Data Archive Study Number 6028 - British Household Panel Survey, Waves 1-18, 1991-2009: Conditional Access, Local Authority District Codes British Household Panel Survey, waves 1-18 (1991-2009) User Documentation: Local Authority District Codes (LADISTC) 05 November 2008 For more information contact: Birgitta Rabe [email protected] ++44-1206-874594 Institute for Social and Economic Research University of Essex Wivenhoe Park Colchester Essex CO4 3SQ Local Authority District Codes (wLADISTC) The local authority districts within the database are aggregated if their population falls below 120,000. This aggregation is on the same basis as that for the Census Sample of Anonymised (Individual) Records, and the codes used are the same as those given in Marsh, C. and Teague, A. 'Samples of anonymised records from the 1991 Census', Population Trends, 69, 17-26, 1992. Note that, for wLADISTC, only codes up to 278 are relevant. 1: City; Westminster 53: Newcastle upon Tyne 2: Camden 54: North Tyneside 3: Hackney 55: South Tyneside 4: Hammersmith & Fulham 56: Sunderland 5: Haringey 57: Birmingham 6: Islington 58: Coventry 7: Kensington & Chelsea 59: Dudley 8: Lambeth 60: Sandwell 9: Lewisham 61: Solihull 10: Newham 62: Walsall 11: Southwark 63: Wolverhampton 12: Tower Hamlets 64: Bradford 13: Wandsworth 65: Calderdale 14: Barking and Dagenham 66: Kirklees 15: Barnet 67: Leeds 16: Bexley 68: Wakefield 17: Brent 69: Bath; Kingswood; Wansdyke 18: Bromley 70: Bristol 19: Croydon 71: Northavon 20: Ealing 72: Woodspring 21: Enfield 73: Luton 22: Greenwich 74: Mid Beds; South Beds 23: Harrow 75: North Bedfordshire 24: Havering 76: Bracknell Forest; Slough 25: Hillingdon 77: Newbury 26: Hounslow 78: Reading 27: Kingston upon Thames 79: Windor & Maidenhead 28: Merton 80: Wokingham 29: Redbridge 81: Aylesbury Vale 30: Richmond upon Thames 82: Chiltern; South Bucks 31: Sutton 83: Milton Keynes 32: Waltham Forest 84: Wycombe 33: Bolton 85: Cambridge; South Cambs 34: Bury 86: East Cambs; Fenland 35: Manchester 87: Huntingdonshire 36: Oldham 88: Peterborough 37: Rochdale 89: Chester; Ellesmere Port & Neston 38: Salford 90: Congleton; Crewe & Nantwich; Vale 39: Stockport Royal 40: Tameside 91: Halton 41: Trafford 92: Macclesfield 42: Wigan 93: Warrington 43: Knowsley 94: Hartlepool; Stockton 44: Liverpool 95: Langbaurgh-on-Tees 45: St Helens 96: Middlesborough 46: Sefton 97: Caradon; North Cornwall 47: Wirral 98: Carrick; Restormel 48: Barnsley 99: Kerrier; Penwith; Isles of Scilly 49: Doncaster 100: Allerdale; Carlisle 50: Rotherham 101: Barrow-in-Furness; Copeland 51: Sheffield 102: Eden; South Lakeland 52: Gateshead 103: Amber Valley; NE Derbyshire 104: Bolsover; Chesterfield 163: Canterbury 105: Derby 164: Dartford; Gravesham 106: Erewash; South Derbyshire 165: Dover; Shepway 107: High Peak; Derbyshire Dales 166: Gillingham; Swale 108: East Devon; Mid Devon 167: Maidstone 109: Exeter; Teignbridge 168: Rochester upon Medway 110: North Devon; Torridge 169: Sevenoaks; Tonbridge & Malling 111: Plymouth 170: Thanet 112: South Hams; West Devon 171: Blackburn 113: Torbay 172: Blackpool 114: Bournemouth 173: Burnley; Pendle 115: Christchurch; E Dorset; N Dorset 174: Chorley; West Lancashire 116: Poole 175: Fylde; Wyre 117: Purbeck; W Dorset; Weymouth & 176: Hyndburn; Rossendale Portland 177: Lancaster 118: Chester-le-Street; Durham 178: Preston 119: Darlington; Teesdale 179: Ribble Valley; South Ribble 120: Derwentside; Wear Valley 180: Blaby; Oadby & Wigston 121: Easington; Sedgefield 181: Charnwood 122: Brighton 182: Harborough; Melton; Rutland 123: Eastbourne; Hove; Lewes 183: Hinkley & Bosworth; NW Leics 124: Hastings; Rother 184: Leicester 125: Wealdon 185: Boston; S Holland 126: Basildon 186: E Lindsey; Lincoln; W Lindsey 127: Braintree; Uttlesford 187: N Kesteven; S Kesteven 128: Brentwood; Epping Forest; Harlow 188: Breckland; S Norfolk 129: Castle Point; Maldon; Rochford 189: Broadland; Norwich 130: Chelmsford 190: Great Yarmouth 131: Colchester 191: Kings Lynn & W Norfolk 132: Southend-on-Sea 192: Corby; Kettering 133: Tendring 193: Daventry; S Northants 134: Thurrock 194: E Northants; Wellingborough 135: Cheltenham; Cotswold 195: Northampton 136: Forest of Dean; Stroud 196: Alnwick; Berwick; Morpeth; Tynedale 137: Gloucester; Tewkesbury 197: Blyth Valley; Wansbeck 138: Basingstoke & Deane 198: Craven; Hambleton; Richmondshire 139: East Hampshire; Havant 199: Ryedale; Scarborough 140: Eastleigh; Fareham; Gosport 200: Harrogate 141: Hart; Rushmoor 201: Selby; York 142: New Forest 202: Ashfield; Mansfield 143: Portsmouth 203: Bassetlaw; Newark & Sherwood 144: Southampton 204: Broxtowe; Gedling; Rushcliffe 145: Test Valley; Winchester 205: Nottingham 146: Bromsgrove; Wyre Forest 206: Cherwell 147: Hereford; Leominster; S Herefordshire 207: Oxford; Vale White Horse; West Oxford 148: Malvern Hills; Worcester 208: South Oxfordshire 149: Redditch; Wychavon 209: Bridgnorth; Shrewsbury & Atcham 150: Broxbourne; E Hertfordshire 210: N Shropshire; Oswestry; S Shropshire 151: Dacorum 211: The Wrekin 152: Hertsmere; Welwyn Hatfield 212: Mendip; Sedgemoor 153: N Hertfordshire; Stevenage 213: South Somerset 154: St Albans 214: Taunton Deane; W Somerset 155: Three Rivers; Watford 215: Cannock Chase; S Staffs 156: Beverley; Boothferry 216: E Staff; Staffordshire Moorlands 157: Cleethorpes; Great Grimsby 217: Lichfield; Tamworth 158: E Yorkshire; Holderness 218: Newcastle-under-Lyme; Stafford 159: Glanford; Scunthorpe 219: Stoke-on-Trent 160: Kingston-upon-Hull 220: Babergh; Ipswich 161: Medina; South Wight 221: Forest Heath; M Suffolk; St. 162: Ashford; Tunbridge Wells Edmundsbury 222: Suffolk Coastal; Waveney 302: Outer London n.o.s. 223: Elmbridge; Epsom & Ewell 303: Greater Manchester n.o.s. 224: Guildford 304: Merseyside n.o.s. 225: Mole Valley; Waverley 305: South Yorkshire n.o.s. 226: Reigate & Banstead; Tandrige 306: Tyne and Wear n.o.s. 227: Runnymede; Spelthorne 307: West Midland, n.o.s. 228: Surrey Heath; Woking 308: West Yorkshire, Yorkshire n.o.s. 229: N Warwick; Nuneaton & Bedwoth; Rugby 309: Avon n.o.s. 230: Stratford-on-Avon; Warwick 310: Bedfordshire n.o.s. 231: Adur; Worthing 311: Berkshire n.o.s. 232: Arun 312: Buckinghamshire n.o.s. 233: Chichester; Horsham 313: Cambridgeshire n.o.s. 234: Crawley; Mid Sussex 314: Chesire n.o.s. 235: Kennet; Salisbury 315: Cleveland n.o.s. 236: N Wilts; W Wilts 316: Cornwall n.o.s. 237: Thamesdown 317: Cumbria n.o.s. 238: Alyn & Deeside; Delyn; Wrexham Maelor 318: Derbyshire n.o.s. 239: Colwyn; Glyndwr; Rhuddlan 319: Devon n.o.s. 240: Carmarthen; Dinefwr; Llanelli 320: Dorset n.o.s. 241: Ceredigion; Preseli; Pembroke; S Pemb 321: Durham n.o.s. 242: Blaenau Gwent; Islywn 322: East Sussex n.o.s. 243: Monmouth; Torfaen 323: Essex n.o.s. 244: Newport 324: Gloucestershire n.o.s. 245: Gwynedd 325: Hampshire n.o.s. 246: Cynon Valley; Rhondda 326: Hereford and Worcester n.o.s. 247: Merthyr Tydfil; Rhymney Vall; Taff-Ely 327: Hertfordshire n.o.s. 248: Ogwr 328: Humberside n.o.s. 249: Brecknock; Montgomeryshire; 329: Isle of Wight n.o.s. Radnorshire 330: Kent n.o.s. 250: Cardiff 331: Lancashire n.o.s. 251: Vale of Glamorgan 332: Leicestershire n.o.s. 252: LLiw Valley; Neath; Port Talbot 333: Lincolnshire n.o.s. 253: Swansea 334: Norfolk n.o.s. 254: E & M Lothian; Borders 335: Northamptonshire n.o.s. 255: Edinburgh City 336: Northumberland n.o.s. 256: West Lothian 337: North Yorkshire n.o.s. 257: Clackmannan; Stirling 338: Nottinghamshire n.o.s. 258: Falkirk 339: Oxfordshire n.o.s. 259: Annadale ; Nithsdale; Stewarty; Wigtown 340: Shropshire n.o.s. 260: Dunfermline 341: Somerset n.o.s. 261: Kirkcaldy; NE Fife 342: Staffordshire n.o.s. 262: Aberdeen City 343: Suffolk n.o.s. 263: Banff & Buchan; Moray 344: Surrey n.o.s. 264: Gordon; Kincardine & Deeside 345: Warwickshire n.o.s. 265: NW Highlands; Western Isles 346: West Sussex n.o.s. 266: S & E Highlands; Orkney; Shetlands 347: Wiltshire n.o.s. 267: Argyll & Bute; Dumbarton; Inverclyde 348: Clwyd n.o.s. 268: Bearsden ; Clydebank; Strathkelvin 349: Dyfed n.o.s. 269: Cumbernauld & Kilsyth; Monklands 350: Gwent n.o.s. 270: Clydesdale; Cumnock Doon ; Kyle 351: Gwynedd n.o.s. Carrick 352: Mid Glamorgan n.o.s. 271: Cunninghame 353: Powys n.o.s. 272: East Kilbride; Hamilton 354: South Glamorgan n.o.s. 273: Eastwood; Kilmarnock & Loudon 355: West Glamorgan n.o.s. 274: Glasgow City 356: Borders n.o.s. 275: Motherwell 357: Lothian n.o.s. 276: Renfrew 358: Central n.o.s. 277: Angus; Perth & Kinross 359: Dumfries and Galloway n.o.s. 278: Dundee City 360: Fife n.o.s. 301: Inner London n.o.s 361: Grampian n.o.s. 362: Highlands & Islands n.o.s. 363: Strathclyde n.o.s. 364: Tayside n.o.s. 367: Northern Ireland 368: Channel Islands, Isle of Man .
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