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People & Parliament

 

Part 5 of Full Report - Sources of Participation

 

 

 

5. Table of Origins (Sorted by Reference Number)

 

This table shows the origins of data and thereby enables statements to be linked to the groups that made them. In some cases, to preserve anonymity where appropriate, minimal group descriptions are given. In most cases group descriptions are in the group’s own words.

 

This table can be copied into MS Word and further sorted for the purposes of further research.

Ref = Group response form reference number

No. is stated number of group participants (but sometimes total group size - see discussion in statistics section.

G = gender (male - m) or (female -f).

O = other characteristics (disabled - d), (ethnic minority - e), (older people - o), young and youth groups - y).

 

 

Ref

No.

GO

T

Summarised Description of Group Composition

 

 

 

 

 

000

100

 

c

Edinburgh & Glasgow groups using PRA approaches in Pilot Study.

001

8

f

c

Glasgow Braendam Link.

002

3

f

f

2 Scots 1 English middle aged mothers.

003

3

 

c

A range of people... (illegible).

004

5

 

r

“Friends of the People”.

005

5

f

r

1 single, 1 lone parent, 1 widow, 2 religious.

006

2

 

r

A group of young Christians.

007

7

 

f

Mixed group unemployed, professional, manual.

008

5

 

f

Mixed group parents, professional, skilled worker.

009

0

 

?

No details.

010

2

fy

s

2 schoolgirls - An Aberdeenshire secondary school.

011

5

fy

s

Schoolgirls aged 15-16 - An Aberdeenshire secondary school.

012

30

my

s

“Very pleasant and handsome” schoolboys - Aberdeenshire secondary school.

013

6

 

p

Mixed gender adult education group.

014

6

f

c

6 women, one of them deaf with notetaker also present (Craighead Inst.)

015

1

m

v

Individual.

016

6

o

r

Senior citizens who meet in Lansdowne Parish for fellowship & worship.

017

3

 

f

Family.

018

0

my

s

We are male, boys - An Aberdeenshire secondary school.

019

3

fy

s

3 young girls - An Aberdeenshire secondary school.

020

12

 

c

Tolcross Community Centre.

021

5

 

r

An RC Justice & Peace group, with parish priest.

022

6

 

c

All support the aims of Edinburgh University Settlement.

023

15

d

c

Users of mental health services.

024

4

 

?

No common characteristic.

025

40

 

l

Charter 88 local group (Edinburgh).

026

0

 

?

Blank on back.

027

0

 

?

Blank on back.

028

1

o

v

I live in an isolated environment and have virtually no social contacts.

029

1

mo

v

Mr A. L. Walker.

030

12

e

c

The mgmt. cttee. of West Dumbartonshire Minority Ethnic Association.

031

3

 

r

Ecumenical group on a social and pastoral ministry course.

032

4

 

r

Ecumenical Christian study group.

033

1

 

c

Serptone (?) and life distance learning course, Edinburgh.

034

3

 

r

Ecumenical study course members.

035

8

f

c

Women who run voluntary out of school care.

036

30

o

c

All residents of Mosspark Housing Estate, mostly retired.

037

6

e

c

Gypsy/Romany - 3 women, 1 man, 2 children.

038

12

 

l

Community Council.

039

18

 

r

Ecumenical study group.

040

15

 

c

Eclectic, church, mixed.

041

20

 

?

No details - Craighead Inst..

042

7

 

c

Vociferous, varied in age and interests.

043

7

 

c

Study group concerned about values and people empowerment.

044

4

 

p

Professional/technical.

045

0

 

r

Scotus College group.

046

18

 

r

Scotus College group.

047

17

 

c

Various ages, backgrounds and faiths.

048

16

 

r

An ecumenical group which meets weekly.

049

22

 

p

“Education and Nation” - present and past education professionals.

050

8

 

r

Episcopal church group concerned with social justice and Christian faith.

051

8

 

r

Members of St Mary’s Cathedral church, Glasgow.

052

25

fd

c

Women & over 65, disabled groups, boys and girls.

053

12

 

r

Fishermen, teachers, housewives, fish-workers, rtd, engineer, pharmacist.

054

6

 

f

3 Family groups - educationists.

055

0

f

c

Mostly women.

056

2