Post-ind. regions

Domestic abuse in post-industrial regions, 2004

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Scottish mothers were less likely to report that their partner had ever used force compared to English mothers (3.2% and 4.6%, respectively). At a regional level, there was no difference between the percentage of mothers reporting that their partner had ever used force in Glasgow and Clyde Valley and Greater Manchester (3.8%).

Notes

Sample sizes: GCV= 467; Greater Manchester= 412; Scotland = 1,421; England 6,709.

The data and charts are taken from Poverty, parenting and poor health: comparing early years’ experiences in Scotland, England and three city regions, published in 2013 by the Glasgow Centre for Population Health.