joshlk/acorn_segments_lookup.csv

## acorn_segments_lookup.csv

          
            Acorn_Category
            Acorn_Category_Name
            Acorn_Group
            Acorn_Group_Name
            Acorn_Type
            Acorn_Type_Code
            Acorn_Type_Name

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              A
              1.A Lavish Lifestyles
              1
              1.A.1
              1.A.1 Exclusive enclaves

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              A
              1.A Lavish Lifestyles
              2
              1.A.2
              1.A.2 Metropolitan money

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              A
              1.A Lavish Lifestyles
              3
              1.A.3
              1.A.3 Large house luxury

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              B
              1.B Executive Wealth
              4
              1.B.4
              1.B.4 Asset rich families

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              B
              1.B Executive Wealth
              5
              1.B.5
              1.B.5 Wealthy countryside commuters

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              B
              1.B Executive Wealth
              6
              1.B.6
              1.B.6 Financially comfortable families

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              B
              1.B Executive Wealth
              7
              1.B.7
              1.B.7 Affluent professionals

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              B
              1.B Executive Wealth
              8
              1.B.8
              1.B.8 Prosperous suburban families

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              B
              1.B Executive Wealth
              9
              1.B.9
              1.B.9 Well-off edge of towners

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              C
              1.C Mature Money
              10
              1.C.10
              1.C.10 Better-off villagers

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              C
              1.C Mature Money
              11
              1.C.11
              1.C.11 Settled suburbia, older people

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              C
              1.C Mature Money
              12
              1.C.12
              1.C.12 Retired and empty nesters

            
              1
              1 Affluent Achievers
              C
              1.C Mature Money
              13
              1.C.13
              1.C.13 Upmarket downsizers

            
              2
              2 Rising Prosperity
              D
              2.D City Sophisticates
              14
              2.D.14
              2.D.14 Townhouse cosmopolitans

            
              2
              2 Rising Prosperity
              D
              2.D City Sophisticates
              15
              2.D.15
              2.D.15 Younger professionals in smaller flats

            
              2
              2 Rising Prosperity
              D
              2.D City Sophisticates
              16
              2.D.16
              2.D.16 Metropolitan professionals

            
              2
              2 Rising Prosperity
              D
              2.D City Sophisticates
              17
              2.D.17
              2.D.17 Socialising young renters

            
              2
              2 Rising Prosperity
              E
              2.E Career Climbers
              18
              2.E.18
              2.E.18 Career driven young families

            
              2
              2 Rising Prosperity
              E
              2.E Career Climbers
              19
              2.E.19
              2.E.19 First time buyers in small, modern homes

            
              2
              2 Rising Prosperity
              E
              2.E Career Climbers
              20
              2.E.20
              2.E.20 Mixed metropolitan areas

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              F
              3.F Countryside Communities
              21
              3.F.21
              3.F.21 Farms and cottages

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              F
              3.F Countryside Communities
              22
              3.F.22
              3.F.22 Larger families in rural areas

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              F
              3.F Countryside Communities
              23
              3.F.23
              3.F.23 Owner occupiers in small towns and villages

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              G
              3.G Successful Suburbs
              24
              3.G.24
              3.G.24 Comfortably-off families in modern housing

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              G
              3.G Successful Suburbs
              25
              3.G.25
              3.G.25 Larger family homes, multi-ethnic areas

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              G
              3.G Successful Suburbs
              26
              3.G.26
              3.G.26 Semi-professional families, owner occupied neighbourhoods

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              H
              3.H Steady Neighbourhoods
              27
              3.H.27
              3.H.27 Suburban semis, conventional attitudes

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              H
              3.H Steady Neighbourhoods
              28
              3.H.28
              3.H.28 Owner occupied terraces, average income

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              H
              3.H Steady Neighbourhoods
              29
              3.H.29
              3.H.29 Established suburbs, older families

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              I
              3.I Comfortable Seniors
              30
              3.I.30
              3.I.30 Older people, neat and tidy neighbourhoods

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              I
              3.I Comfortable Seniors
              31
              3.I.31
              3.I.31 Elderly singles in purpose-built accommodation

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              J
              3.J Starting Out
              32
              3.J.32
              3.J.32 Educated families in terraces, young children

            
              3
              3 Comfortable Communties
              J
              3.J Starting Out
              33
              3.J.33
              3.J.33 Smaller houses and starter homes

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              K
              4.K Student Life
              34
              4.K.34
              4.K.34 Student flats and halls of residence

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              K
              4.K Student Life
              35
              4.K.35
              4.K.35 Term-time terraces

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              K
              4.K Student Life
              36
              4.K.36
              4.K.36 Educated young people in flats and tenements

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              L
              4.L Modest Means
              37
              4.L.37
              4.L.37 Low cost flats in suburban areas

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              L
              4.L Modest Means
              38
              4.L.38
              4.L.38 Semi-skilled workers in traditional neighbourhoods

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              L
              4.L Modest Means
              39
              4.L.39
              4.L.39 Fading owner occupied terraces

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              L
              4.L Modest Means
              40
              4.L.40
              4.L.40 High occupancy terraces, many Asian families

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              M
              4.M Striving Families
              41
              4.M.41
              4.M.41 Labouring semi-rural estates

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              M
              4.M Striving Families
              42
              4.M.42
              4.M.42 Struggling young families in post-war terraces

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              M
              4.M Striving Families
              43
              4.M.43
              4.M.43 Families in right-to-buy estates

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              M
              4.M Striving Families
              44
              4.M.44
              4.M.44 Post-war estates, limited means

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              N
              4.N Poorer Families
              45
              4.N.45
              4.N.45 Pensioners in social housing, semis and terraces

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              N
              4.N Poorer Families
              46
              4.N.46
              4.N.46 Elderly people in social rented flats

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              N
              4.N Poorer Families
              47
              4.N.47
              4.N.47 Low income older people in smaller semis

            
              4
              4 Financially Stretched
              N
              4.N Poorer Families
              48
              4.N.48
              4.N.48 Pensioners and singles in social rented flats

            
              5
              5 Urban Adversity
              O
              5.O Young Hardship
              49
              5.O.49
              5.O.49 Young families in low cost private flats

            
              5
              5 Urban Adversity
              O
              5.O Young Hardship
              50
              5.O.50
              5.O.50 Struggling younger people in mixed tenure

            
              5
              5 Urban Adversity
              O
              5.O Young Hardship
              51
              5.O.51
              5.O.51 Young people in small, low cost terraces

            
              5
              5 Urban Adversity
              P
              5.P Struggling Estates
              52
              5.P.52
              5.P.52 Poorer families, many children, terraced housing

            
              5
              5 Urban Adversity
              P
              5.P Struggling Estates
              53
              5.P.53
              5.P.53 Low income terraces

            
              5
              5 Urban Adversity
              P
              5.P Struggling Estates
              54
              5.P.54
              5.P.54 Multi-ethnic, purpose-built estates

            
              5
              5 Urban Adversity
              P
              5.P Struggling Estates
              55
              5.P.55
              5.P.55 Deprived and ethnically diverse in flats

            
              5
              5 Urban Adversity
              P
              5.P Struggling Estates
              56
              5.P.56
              5.P.56 Low income large families in social rented semis

            
              5
              5 Urban Adversity
              Q
              5.Q Difficult Circumstances
              57
              5.Q.57
              5.Q.57 Social rented flats, families and single parents

            
              5
              5 Urban Adversity
              Q
              5.Q Difficult Circumstances
              58
              5.Q.58
              5.Q.58 Singles and young families, some receiving benefits

            
              5
              5 Urban Adversity
              Q
              5.Q Difficult Circumstances
              59
              5.Q.59
              5.Q.59 Deprived areas and high-rise flats

            
              6
              6 Not Private Households
              R
              6.R Not Private Households
              60
              6.R.60
              6.R.60 Active communal population

            
              6
              6 Not Private Households
              R
              6.R Not Private Households
              61
              6.R.61
              6.R.61 Inactive communal population

            
              6
              6 Not Private Households
              R
              6.R Not Private Households
              62
              6.R.62
              6.R.62 Business areas without resident population
Acorn_Category	Acorn_Category_Name	Acorn_Group	Acorn_Group_Name	Acorn_Type	Acorn_Type_Code	Acorn_Type_Name
1	1 Affluent Achievers	A	1.A Lavish Lifestyles	1	1.A.1	1.A.1 Exclusive enclaves
1	1 Affluent Achievers	A	1.A Lavish Lifestyles	2	1.A.2	1.A.2 Metropolitan money
1	1 Affluent Achievers	A	1.A Lavish Lifestyles	3	1.A.3	1.A.3 Large house luxury
1	1 Affluent Achievers	B	1.B Executive Wealth	4	1.B.4	1.B.4 Asset rich families
1	1 Affluent Achievers	B	1.B Executive Wealth	5	1.B.5	1.B.5 Wealthy countryside commuters
1	1 Affluent Achievers	B	1.B Executive Wealth	6	1.B.6	1.B.6 Financially comfortable families
1	1 Affluent Achievers	B	1.B Executive Wealth	7	1.B.7	1.B.7 Affluent professionals
1	1 Affluent Achievers	B	1.B Executive Wealth	8	1.B.8	1.B.8 Prosperous suburban families
1	1 Affluent Achievers	B	1.B Executive Wealth	9	1.B.9	1.B.9 Well-off edge of towners
1	1 Affluent Achievers	C	1.C Mature Money	10	1.C.10	1.C.10 Better-off villagers
1	1 Affluent Achievers	C	1.C Mature Money	11	1.C.11	1.C.11 Settled suburbia, older people
1	1 Affluent Achievers	C	1.C Mature Money	12	1.C.12	1.C.12 Retired and empty nesters
1	1 Affluent Achievers	C	1.C Mature Money	13	1.C.13	1.C.13 Upmarket downsizers
2	2 Rising Prosperity	D	2.D City Sophisticates	14	2.D.14	2.D.14 Townhouse cosmopolitans
2	2 Rising Prosperity	D	2.D City Sophisticates	15	2.D.15	2.D.15 Younger professionals in smaller flats
2	2 Rising Prosperity	D	2.D City Sophisticates	16	2.D.16	2.D.16 Metropolitan professionals
2	2 Rising Prosperity	D	2.D City Sophisticates	17	2.D.17	2.D.17 Socialising young renters
2	2 Rising Prosperity	E	2.E Career Climbers	18	2.E.18	2.E.18 Career driven young families
2	2 Rising Prosperity	E	2.E Career Climbers	19	2.E.19	2.E.19 First time buyers in small, modern homes
2	2 Rising Prosperity	E	2.E Career Climbers	20	2.E.20	2.E.20 Mixed metropolitan areas
3	3 Comfortable Communties	F	3.F Countryside Communities	21	3.F.21	3.F.21 Farms and cottages
3	3 Comfortable Communties	F	3.F Countryside Communities	22	3.F.22	3.F.22 Larger families in rural areas
3	3 Comfortable Communties	F	3.F Countryside Communities	23	3.F.23	3.F.23 Owner occupiers in small towns and villages
3	3 Comfortable Communties	G	3.G Successful Suburbs	24	3.G.24	3.G.24 Comfortably-off families in modern housing
3	3 Comfortable Communties	G	3.G Successful Suburbs	25	3.G.25	3.G.25 Larger family homes, multi-ethnic areas
3	3 Comfortable Communties	G	3.G Successful Suburbs	26	3.G.26	3.G.26 Semi-professional families, owner occupied neighbourhoods
3	3 Comfortable Communties	H	3.H Steady Neighbourhoods	27	3.H.27	3.H.27 Suburban semis, conventional attitudes
3	3 Comfortable Communties	H	3.H Steady Neighbourhoods	28	3.H.28	3.H.28 Owner occupied terraces, average income
3	3 Comfortable Communties	H	3.H Steady Neighbourhoods	29	3.H.29	3.H.29 Established suburbs, older families
3	3 Comfortable Communties	I	3.I Comfortable Seniors	30	3.I.30	3.I.30 Older people, neat and tidy neighbourhoods
3	3 Comfortable Communties	I	3.I Comfortable Seniors	31	3.I.31	3.I.31 Elderly singles in purpose-built accommodation
3	3 Comfortable Communties	J	3.J Starting Out	32	3.J.32	3.J.32 Educated families in terraces, young children
3	3 Comfortable Communties	J	3.J Starting Out	33	3.J.33	3.J.33 Smaller houses and starter homes
4	4 Financially Stretched	K	4.K Student Life	34	4.K.34	4.K.34 Student flats and halls of residence
4	4 Financially Stretched	K	4.K Student Life	35	4.K.35	4.K.35 Term-time terraces
4	4 Financially Stretched	K	4.K Student Life	36	4.K.36	4.K.36 Educated young people in flats and tenements
4	4 Financially Stretched	L	4.L Modest Means	37	4.L.37	4.L.37 Low cost flats in suburban areas
4	4 Financially Stretched	L	4.L Modest Means	38	4.L.38	4.L.38 Semi-skilled workers in traditional neighbourhoods
4	4 Financially Stretched	L	4.L Modest Means	39	4.L.39	4.L.39 Fading owner occupied terraces
4	4 Financially Stretched	L	4.L Modest Means	40	4.L.40	4.L.40 High occupancy terraces, many Asian families
4	4 Financially Stretched	M	4.M Striving Families	41	4.M.41	4.M.41 Labouring semi-rural estates
4	4 Financially Stretched	M	4.M Striving Families	42	4.M.42	4.M.42 Struggling young families in post-war terraces
4	4 Financially Stretched	M	4.M Striving Families	43	4.M.43	4.M.43 Families in right-to-buy estates
4	4 Financially Stretched	M	4.M Striving Families	44	4.M.44	4.M.44 Post-war estates, limited means
4	4 Financially Stretched	N	4.N Poorer Families	45	4.N.45	4.N.45 Pensioners in social housing, semis and terraces
4	4 Financially Stretched	N	4.N Poorer Families	46	4.N.46	4.N.46 Elderly people in social rented flats
4	4 Financially Stretched	N	4.N Poorer Families	47	4.N.47	4.N.47 Low income older people in smaller semis
4	4 Financially Stretched	N	4.N Poorer Families	48	4.N.48	4.N.48 Pensioners and singles in social rented flats
5	5 Urban Adversity	O	5.O Young Hardship	49	5.O.49	5.O.49 Young families in low cost private flats
5	5 Urban Adversity	O	5.O Young Hardship	50	5.O.50	5.O.50 Struggling younger people in mixed tenure
5	5 Urban Adversity	O	5.O Young Hardship	51	5.O.51	5.O.51 Young people in small, low cost terraces
5	5 Urban Adversity	P	5.P Struggling Estates	52	5.P.52	5.P.52 Poorer families, many children, terraced housing
5	5 Urban Adversity	P	5.P Struggling Estates	53	5.P.53	5.P.53 Low income terraces
5	5 Urban Adversity	P	5.P Struggling Estates	54	5.P.54	5.P.54 Multi-ethnic, purpose-built estates
5	5 Urban Adversity	P	5.P Struggling Estates	55	5.P.55	5.P.55 Deprived and ethnically diverse in flats
5	5 Urban Adversity	P	5.P Struggling Estates	56	5.P.56	5.P.56 Low income large families in social rented semis
5	5 Urban Adversity	Q	5.Q Difficult Circumstances	57	5.Q.57	5.Q.57 Social rented flats, families and single parents
5	5 Urban Adversity	Q	5.Q Difficult Circumstances	58	5.Q.58	5.Q.58 Singles and young families, some receiving benefits
5	5 Urban Adversity	Q	5.Q Difficult Circumstances	59	5.Q.59	5.Q.59 Deprived areas and high-rise flats
6	6 Not Private Households	R	6.R Not Private Households	60	6.R.60	6.R.60 Active communal population
6	6 Not Private Households	R	6.R Not Private Households	61	6.R.61	6.R.61 Inactive communal population
6	6 Not Private Households	R	6.R Not Private Households	62	6.R.62	6.R.62 Business areas without resident population