Mosaic Public Sector

• Electoral Register
• DVLA data
• Companies House
• Shareholder registers
• Public credit data
• Land Registry
• Lifestyle surveys
• Postal Address File
• Market research
• British Crime Survey
• Hospital Episode Statistics
• Sport for England
• Plasc
• Deprivation

IWC's Mosaic classification groups IW housholds into one of nine groups.  Generic descriptions of the groups are listed below.  A generic description of Mosaic may be found here. Notes on how accurate Mosaic is can be found here

• Group A: Younger families in newer homes
• Group B: Older families living in suburbia
• Group C: Families and singles in town terraces
• Group D: Young singles in low cost accommodation, many in seaside locations
• Group E: Low income families living in social housing with some home ownership
• Group F: Older people living in social housing with high care needs
• Group G: Retired and older workers preferring to live in familiar surroundings in small market towns
• Group H: Financially secure and physically active older people, many retired to seaside lcoations
• Group I: Rural communities with older people and second homers

 A map of the IW showing dominant Mosaic groups by postcode area