APPENDIX
Figure 1
DIFFERENT
GROUPS AS
A % OF
ALL AT
DIFFERENT STAGES
IN THE
CJS AND AS
VICTIMS OF
HOMICIDE 2004-05
1a. White people
1b. Asians
1c. Black people
Figure 2
DIFFERENT
"BLACK" GROUPS
AS A
PROPORTION OF
THE TOTAL
POPULATION, BY
AGE (2001)
Figure 3a
REGIONAL
DISTRIBUTION OF
MAIN BLACK
GROUPS
Figure 3b
DISTRIBUTION
OF MAIN
BLACK GROUPS
IN LONDON
BOROUGHS 2001 BY
LEVEL OF
BOROUGH DEPRIVATION
Figure 4a
FAMILIES
WITH DEPENDENT
CHILDREN BY
TYPE AND
ETHNIC GROUP
Figure 4b
SINGLE PERSON
HOUSEHOLDS IN
SELECTED ETHNIC
GROUPS (AS
% ALL HOUSEHOLDS
EXCEPT SINGLE
PENSIONERS)
Figure 5a
SELECTED
MINORITIES AS
A PROPORTION
OF CHILDREN
IN CARE
COMPARED TO
THEIR PRESENCE
IN THE
POPULATION AGED
0 TO 17
Sources: and 2001 Census
Figure 5b
REASONS FOR
CHILDREN BEING
IN CARE
BY ETHNIC
GROUP (2002)
Figure 6
EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
AGED 7 TO
16 BY ETHNIC
GROUP 2003[156]
6a Boys
6b Girls
6c. Gender differences in attainment at
GCSE level 2003
Figure 7
156 2003 figures have been used here rather than
those for 2004 since the published tables for the latter do not
include results at Key Stage 3. The overall pattern of ethnic
and gender differences at KS1 and 2 and for GCSEs, however, is
the same as for 2003. Back
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