Preposition: with

• income: Patients from households with incomes of £ 10,000 and above would wait an additional 6.4 months in the same circumstances.

Preposition: in

• boro: Annual Canvass The Electoral Register is updated each year from the information we receive from a canvass of all the households in the boro.

Adjective modifier

• low-income: They are also more likely than single people to live in low-income households.

• workless: Children are more likely than adults to live in poverty and more than 2.5 million live in workless households.

• homeless: The GLA is also working toward getting minimum standards in temporary accommodation for homeless households extended to asylum seekers.

• vulnerable: The team also administers the private sector assistance policies to other vulnerable households in need.

• lone: However, nearly half of lone parent households still have no-one in work, compared to only 7 per cent of couples with children.

• royal: Was He received on a silken pillow and adored by a royal household?

Modifies a noun

• waste: They also compost organic household waste for use in the garden.

• chore: All this was in addition to the household chores.

• income: For certain groups, a maximum household income of £ 60,000 will apply.

• appliance: Find out why using metric can help you in buying household appliances.

• rubbish: Household rubbish which cannot be recycled in your black bin.

• recycling: Please visit the county council operated household waste recycling centers.

Noun used with modifier

• pensioner: In Scotland, 58 % of pensioner households live in fuel poverty.

• single-person: Young, single-person households, for example, will make different decisions from older households with children.

• one-person: On the other hand, affluent one-person households would like a credit facility.

• fuel-poor: Social housing contains a higher proportion of fuel-poor households than any other tenure.

• high-income: Segregation and integration depend particularly on where young, high-income households the most mobile group choose to move to.

• peasant: This loss of cultivated area struck at the livelihoods of over 113,000 peasant households.