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29 September 2006, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Edcase
Page 4 of the Guardian Business Sense supplement today 
Piccy n' all
Piccy n' all
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Well I'm not scanning it and posting it online...I'm not *that* vain 
It was more an FYI for anyone who happened to have a copy sitting around
It was more an FYI for anyone who happened to have a copy sitting around
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Originally Posted by Edcase
Well I'm not scanning it and posting it online...I'm not *that* vain
and it will save me 40p (or whatever it is now)
29 September 2006, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
Yes you are...... and it will save me 40p (or whatever it is now)
and it will save me 40p (or whatever it is now) 
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Originally Posted by Edcase
Well I'm not scanning it and posting it online...I'm not *that* vain
It was more an FYI for anyone who happened to have a copy sitting around
It was more an FYI for anyone who happened to have a copy sitting around
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29 September 2006, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Edcase
70p on a friday
You'd better be ******** kate moss when I turn to page 4 then...........
29 September 2006, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
70p **** sake You'd better be ******** kate moss when I turn to page 4 then...........
You'd better be ******** kate moss when I turn to page 4 then........... 
29 September 2006, 01:52 PM
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Do you squeek when you walk?
See the study of just who gives what to charity below
Table 3 illustrates the relationship between residence (classified
here as either region or country of residence) and giving.
Differences in giving partly reflect geographical inequalities in
socio-economic status and demographics between the regions.
• People from the South West and Scotland are the most likely
to give, with over 60% of the population in these areas giving
to charity in an average month.
• Londoners are the least likely to give with only 51% giving in
an average month. In contrast, Londoners give the largest
average donation, with an average gift of £22 a month.
People from Scotland give the next largest amount, with an
average per month of £16.
• At the other end of the scale are the West Midlands and Wales,
with average giving of between £10 and £11 per month.
• In terms of the total amount given by each region (population
of the region multiplied by average gift size), the South East
gives most, followed by London.
• At the bottom of the list is the North East, which because of
its low population gave one fifth the amount given in the
South East, but it is worth bearing in mind the relatively low
average salary in this region compared with other parts of
the UK.
Table 3: UK charitable giving, by region and country
16
Region/Country Donors Average gift Population Number of
(%) per person (£) (000s) donors (000s)
South West 62.0 15.17 4,104 2,544
Scotland 61.2 16.00 5,057 3,095
North West 59.2 14.20 5,467 3,236
East of England 58.8 11.82 4,423 2,601
South East 58.7 14.83 6,546 3,842
North East 58.5 11.06 2,058 1,204
East Midlands 57.4 13.56 3,450 1,980
United Kingdom 57.2 14.17 48,189 27,564
West Midlands 55.8 10.74 4,262 2,378
Yorkshire and The Humber 53.2 11.28 4,037 2,148
Wales 53.1 10.10 2,380 1,264
London 50.5 22.00 5,993 3,026
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Originally Posted by SiPie
Oooooh.... Hope that doesn't imply that Scots are still deemed tight by the naive few
See the study of just who gives what to charity below
Table 3 illustrates the relationship between residence (classified
here as either region or country of residence) and giving.
Differences in giving partly reflect geographical inequalities in
socio-economic status and demographics between the regions.
• People from the South West and Scotland are the most likely
to give, with over 60% of the population in these areas giving
to charity in an average month.
• Londoners are the least likely to give with only 51% giving in
an average month. In contrast, Londoners give the largest
average donation, with an average gift of £22 a month.
People from Scotland give the next largest amount, with an
average per month of £16.
• At the other end of the scale are the West Midlands and Wales,
with average giving of between £10 and £11 per month.
• In terms of the total amount given by each region (population
of the region multiplied by average gift size), the South East
gives most, followed by London.
• At the bottom of the list is the North East, which because of
its low population gave one fifth the amount given in the
South East, but it is worth bearing in mind the relatively low
average salary in this region compared with other parts of
the UK.
Table 3: UK charitable giving, by region and country
16
Region/Country Donors Average gift Population Number of
(%) per person (£) (000s) donors (000s)
South West 62.0 15.17 4,104 2,544
Scotland 61.2 16.00 5,057 3,095
North West 59.2 14.20 5,467 3,236
East of England 58.8 11.82 4,423 2,601
South East 58.7 14.83 6,546 3,842
North East 58.5 11.06 2,058 1,204
East Midlands 57.4 13.56 3,450 1,980
United Kingdom 57.2 14.17 48,189 27,564
West Midlands 55.8 10.74 4,262 2,378
Yorkshire and The Humber 53.2 11.28 4,037 2,148
Wales 53.1 10.10 2,380 1,264
London 50.5 22.00 5,993 3,026
See the study of just who gives what to charity below
Table 3 illustrates the relationship between residence (classified
here as either region or country of residence) and giving.
Differences in giving partly reflect geographical inequalities in
socio-economic status and demographics between the regions.
• People from the South West and Scotland are the most likely
to give, with over 60% of the population in these areas giving
to charity in an average month.
• Londoners are the least likely to give with only 51% giving in
an average month. In contrast, Londoners give the largest
average donation, with an average gift of £22 a month.
People from Scotland give the next largest amount, with an
average per month of £16.
• At the other end of the scale are the West Midlands and Wales,
with average giving of between £10 and £11 per month.
• In terms of the total amount given by each region (population
of the region multiplied by average gift size), the South East
gives most, followed by London.
• At the bottom of the list is the North East, which because of
its low population gave one fifth the amount given in the
South East, but it is worth bearing in mind the relatively low
average salary in this region compared with other parts of
the UK.
Table 3: UK charitable giving, by region and country
16
Region/Country Donors Average gift Population Number of
(%) per person (£) (000s) donors (000s)
South West 62.0 15.17 4,104 2,544
Scotland 61.2 16.00 5,057 3,095
North West 59.2 14.20 5,467 3,236
East of England 58.8 11.82 4,423 2,601
South East 58.7 14.83 6,546 3,842
North East 58.5 11.06 2,058 1,204
East Midlands 57.4 13.56 3,450 1,980
United Kingdom 57.2 14.17 48,189 27,564
West Midlands 55.8 10.74 4,262 2,378
Yorkshire and The Humber 53.2 11.28 4,037 2,148
Wales 53.1 10.10 2,380 1,264
London 50.5 22.00 5,993 3,026
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