Social Networks, Informal Care and Public Policy

aged 65 asked Banbury Bayley Bethnal Green Britain Bulmer cent class differences colleagues community of attachment contacts Dagenham develop Dinnington distinction district earlier ethnic evidence example extended family extent formal friendship Goldthorpe handicapped Household Survey important informal care informal carers informal relationships informal support inner areas interest communities kinds kinship less living locality London Region survey Mark Abrams married women Michael Young middle-class MORI survey mothers neighbourhood non-local friends Normanton North Wales nuclear family occupational organisations parents particular patterns people's Philip Abrams Policy Studies Institute population previous week problems propinquity proportion received recognised relevant reported residential residents sample schemes seen showed siblings Small Heath social class social exchange theory social networks social relationships sources spouse statutory suggest Table territorial communities third traditional unemployed usually visits voluntary Wenger wives Wolfenden Report Woodford working-class Young and Willmott