NI residents DATASET for UU
Identification number
Q1 Would you describe the place where you live as...
Q2 For about how long have you lived at this property?
Q3 In this area, do you think there is a strong sense community or a weak sense of community?
Q4 How safe is this community to live in?
Q5 How far do you currently live from the nearest Peace Line?
Q6 Have you ever previously lived in an area where there were Peace Lines near your home?
Q7a To protect against Loyalist violence
Q7b To protect against Republican violence
Q7c To keep the communities apart from one another
Q7d To make life awkward for the people living there
Q7e To keep the violence away from city centres
Q7f To help people feel safer
Q7f To stop people from annoying and intimidating each other
Q7h To keep the communities under the control of the security forces
Q7i To reduce community tensions
q7j Military response to the violence
Q7k The Government had no other options
Q7l Because people living in these communities wanted them
Q7m No idea
Q8a The Peace Line allows people to celebrate their culture freely in their own community
Q8b The Peace Lines serve to highlight the tension and division between the communities
Q8c The Peace Lines make people feel safer
Q8d The Peace Lines are ugly
Q8e The Peace Line is still necessary because of the potential for violence
Q8f The Peace Line stop communities expanding
Q8g The Peace Lines help protect the sense of identity in communities
Q8h The Peace Lines send out a bad image of Northern Ireland to people abroad
Q8i Without the Peace Lines communities would disappear
Q8j The Peace Lines make it harder to access some services like health, education or leisure
Q8k The Peace Lines are a tourist attraction
Q8l The Peace Lines make people feel trapped
Q9 How much do you know about initiatives and discussions underway about all of the Peace Lines?
Q10 Would you be interested in finding out more?
Q11a Local politicians?
Q11b The local council?
Q11c The Office of the First and Deputy First Minister?
Q11d The general public in Northern Ireland?
Q11e Investors/Businesses?
Q11f You personally?
Q12 Which one of these statements comes closest to your own view about the Peace Lines being removed?
Q13 If the Peace Lines were removed, which one of these would be most likely to happen?
Q14 If the Peace Lines were removed, how confident or worried would you be about ability of police to maintain order?
Q15 Can you envisage a time when we will have no Peace Lines?
Q16 Do you think that what happens to the Peace Lines is only important to those living closest?
Q17a Peace lines only impact on those who live closest to them
Q17b Segregation of communities is common in Northern Ireland even where there aren't any Peace Lines
Q17c The views of the wider public will be important in deciding what happens about Peace Lines
Q17d The future of Peace Lines should be a big priority for the government in Northern Ireland
Q18 What was your age on your last birthday?
Q19 Are you male or female?
Q20 How many people live in this household including yourself?
Q21 And how many people living in this household are aged over 18?
Q22a I live in...
Q22b The property is...
Q22c This household consists of...
Q23 If there was an election to the Northern Ireland Assembly which party would you vote for?
Q25 What is your religion?
Q27 What is your nationality?
Q24 SEG