Residents Survey Report June 2020 · 2020-06-25 · This survey has a confidence interval of +/-...

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Residents Survey Report

June 2020


Starting our conversation about The Cornwall We Want

The Coronavirus pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges to Cornwall, the country and the entire World. The pandemic has affected virtually every aspect of how we live our lives, the health and wellbeing of our family and friends, our jobs, businesses and wider economy.

From the start, Cornwall Council has been working to keep the public informed and safe, to protect and care for the most vulnerable in our society and to support livelihoods in every way possible. This remains our top priority, but we are also determined that Cornwall should bounce forward - not just back - as we work together to build The Cornwall We Want.

This residents survey is just the start of the conversation, as we work to understand how the pandemic has affected our communities and to ask for your views on the future so that we can together build a more sustainable, healthy, safe, vibrant and inclusive future for us all.


Methodology


Using a representative sample of Cornwall’s residents

500 Cornwall residents aged 18+ were interviewed between 23 May and 10 June2020 by telephone. A representative sample was used which means that itreflects the population of Cornwall in terms of gender, age, region of Cornwalland socioeconomic status (see ‘Respondent profile’ at the end). Quotas were setfor each using the latest population statistics.

• Potential respondents were called a minimum of 10 times before being disregarded

• Calls were made at various times of the day - including mornings, afternoons andevenings, and on weekdays and weekends - to ensure that individuals from a varietyof demographics, life-stages and communities could be successfully reached

• If an interviewee was unable to participate in the survey immediately, they were giventhe opportunity to schedule the interview at a more convenient time for them


Making national comparisons

Wherever possible we have asked residents the same questions to those askednationally, so that we can understand how Cornwall is being affected comparedwith elsewhere. Where available, national comparisons have been shown inblack, using information taken from the following surveys:

• YouGov survey commissioned by the Royal Society of Agriculture’s Food, Farming and Countryside Commission and undertaken between 7th – 9th April (https://www.thersa.org/about-us/media/2019/brits-see-cleaner-air-stronger-social-bonds-and-changing-food-habits-amid-lockdown)

• Office of National Statistics survey: Coronavirus and the social impacts on Great Britain (12th June 2020) (https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/healthandsocialcare/healthandwellbeing/bulletins/coronavirusandthesocialimpactsongreatbritain/12june2020)


When comparing results, only differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically valid

This survey has a confidence interval of +/- 4.3%, which means that, if itwere practical to ask every member of Cornwall’s population to takepart, the true answer would be within 4.3% of the result obtained in thissurvey. When comparing two results, this means that the differencemust be equal to or greater than 4.3% to be statistically valid.


Understanding the impact of the pandemic


Question: In which ways is the pandemic affecting your life?

Base: All respondents (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 500)

Differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically significant - see slide 6 for details

Over two in five people say that their wellbeing has been adversely affected, with significantly more than the national average reporting their caring responsibilities are impacted

42%

24%

25%

6%

29%

42%

23%

10%

4%

25%

My well-being is affected (forexample, boredom, loneliness, anxiety

and stress)

My relationships are being affected

My caring responsibilites are beingaffected

My access to paid or unpaid care isbeing affected

My access to groceries, medicationand essentials are being affected

Cornwall

ONS





Health & Wellbeing Responses % Sub-Group Analysis

My wellbeing is being affected 42% Lower in East Cornwall (36%)

My relationships are being affected 24% Higher in women (27%) than men (20%)Higher in East (30%) than West Cornwall (21%)

My caring responsibilities are being affected 25% Higher in 35-64 age group (31%)

My access to paid or unpaid care is being affected

6% Higher in 65+ age group (11%)

My access to groceries, medication and essentials are being affected

29% Even across groups

Residents aged 35-64 are more likely to say their caring responsibilities have been affected whilst those in the East are more likely to say their relationships have been affected





Many have seen their livelihoods disrupted by the pandemic, with 44% reporting their hours have decreased and a further 28% reporting they have been furloughed

16%

44%

28%

1%

25%

1%

27%

22%

28%

16%

10%

16%

16%

31%

1%

7%

17%

19%

7%

2%

My hours have increased

My hours have decreased

I have been furloughed

I have been made redundant

I've had to temporarily close my business

I've had to permanantly close my business

I am worried about my health and safety at work

I want to retrain and learn new skills

I have been asked to work from home

I have had to work around childcare

I have had to work around other caring responsibilties

Cornwall

ONS

X

X

X No comparisonavailable





*Please note that whilst a representative sample of the population has been used, the small proportion of BAME residentsin Cornwall means that caution should be exercised when interpreting the results for this group

Work Responses % Sub-Group AnalysisMy hours have increased 16% Higher in Mid Cornwall (20%)My hours have decreased 44% Even across groupsI have been furloughed 28% Higher in 18-34 age group (43%) than 35-64 (25%)

Higher in West Cornwall (35%)Lower in 35-64 age group (25%)

I have been made redundant 1% Higher in BAME residents (10%)*I’ve had to temporarily close my business 25% Even across groupsI’ve had to permanently close my business 1% Even across groups

I am worried about my Health & Safety at work

27% Lower in 18-34 age group (13%) than 35-64 (30%)

I want to retrain and learn new skills 22% Higher in 35-64 age group (26%)Higher in BAME residents (54%)*

I have been asked to work from home 28% Higher in women (32%) than men (23%)Higher in Mid Cornwall (35%)

I have had to work around childcare 16% Higher in Mid Cornwall (21%)I have had to work around other caring responsibilities


More than two in five residents aged 18-34 report being furloughed





39%

11%

11%

12%

11%

76%

15%

12%

My income has reduced

I've had to borrow money or use credit

I'm struggling to pay rent or mortgage

I'm struggling to pay bills (for example, foodand energy)

My finances have improved

Cornwall

ONS

Almost two in five residents have seen their income reduce and more than one in ten are struggling to pay bills

X

X






*Please note that whilst a representative sample of the population has been used, the small proportion of BAME residentsin Cornwall means that caution should be exercised when interpreting the results for this group.

Finance Responses % Sub-Group Analysis

My income has reduced 39% Higher in men (44%)Higher in 18-34 (53%) and 35-64 (43%) age groups Higher in West (44%) than East Cornwall (33%)

I’ve had to borrow money or use credit 11% Higher in 18-34 (15%) and 35-64 (12%) age groupsHigher in BAME residents (39%)*

I’m struggling to pay rent or mortgage 11% Higher in 18-34 (15%) and 35-64 (12%) age groupsHigher in BAME residents (31%)*

I’m struggling to pay bills 12% Higher in 18-34 (16%) and 35-64 (13%) age groupsHigher in BAME residents (39%)*

My finances have improved 11% Higher for 35-64 age group (14%)

Residents who are male, those aged 18-34 and those living in the West are more likely to have seen their income reduced


Question: During the pandemic, how often have you not known where your next meal is coming from, or eaten less than you need?



Almost 3% of residents say they have not always known where next meal is coming from or have eaten less than they need during the pandemic

1.4%

1.4%

3.8%

93.2%

0.2%

Very often

Fairly often

Not very often

Not at all

Prefer not to say


Question: Have you received support during the pandemic and who did you ask?



A fifth of residents received help from family or friends during the pandemic

20%

2%

3%

3%

1%

70%

0%

0%

Yes, I received support from friends or family

Yes, I received support from volunteers in the community

Yes, I received support from a local charity or public service providers

Yes, I received help from the Government

No, I needed support but don't know where to go

No, I don't need any support

Prefer not to say

Don't know


Question: Have you received support during the pandemic and who did you ask?



*Please note that whilst a representative sample of the population has been used, the small proportion of BAME residentsin Cornwall means that caution should be exercised when interpreting the results for this group.

Responses % Sub-Group Analysis

Yes, from family and friends 20% Higher in 65+ age group (41%)

Yes, from volunteers in the community 2% Higher for 65+ age group (7%)

Yes, from local charities or public service providers


Yes, from Government 3% Higher in BAME residents (15%)*

I needed support but didn’t know where to go 1% Even across groups

I don’t need any support 70% Lower in 65+ age group (47%)Higher in East (75%) than Mid Cornwall (65%)

Older residents are more likely to have received support from friends, family or volunteers


Question: Did you need support for any of the following?

Base: All respondents who indicated they had needed support during the pandemic (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 129)


55%

9%

9%

4%

11%

9%

2%

2%

Shopping for essential supplies

General errands

Obtaining medication

Personal care

Social contact

Other

Prefer not to say

Don't know

The most common forms of support needed were shopping for supplies and medication, and social contact


Question: Did you need support for any of the following?

Base: All respondents who indicated they had needed support during the pandemic (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 129)



Shopping for essential supplies 55% Higher for 65+ age group (71%)Higher in Mid (72%) than West Cornwall (44%)

General errands 9% Even across groups

Obtaining medication 9% Even across groups

Personal care 4% Even across groups

Social contact 11% Higher in West (20%) than Mid Cornwall (5%)

Other 9% Even across groups

Older residents and those from Mid Cornwall are more likely to have needed help with shopping, those in West Cornwall are more likely to have needed support for social contact


Question: Have you provided help or support to others in your community during the pandemic and are you likely to continuethis in the future?



35%

21%

2%

41%

0%

Yes, I have helped during the pandemic

Yes, I have helped during the pandemic and amlikely to continue in the future

No, but I would like to know how I can help

No, I have not been able to help

Prefer not to say

56% of residents have helped or supported others in the community, and one in five residents say they are likely to continue in the future


Question: Have you provided help or support to others in your community during the pandemic and are you likely tocontinue this in the future?




Yes, I have helped during the pandemic 35% Higher in 18-34 (45%) and 35-64 (37%) than 65+ (17%) age groups

Yes I have helped during the pandemic and am likely to continue in the future

21% Higher in women (25%) than men (18%)Higher in 35-64 (27%) than 18-34 (9%) and 65+ (12%) age groups

No, but I would like to know how I can help 2% Higher in 65+ age group (6%)Higher in East (4%) and Mid Cornwall (3%)

No, I have not been able to help 41% Higher in 65+ age group (66%)Lower in East Cornwall (34%)

Younger residents are most likely to have helped during the pandemic, with women and those aged 35-64 most likely to continue supporting others after the pandemic is over


Question: Which of the following options would best describe your local community since the start of the pandemic?



73%

21%

3%

3%

I think my community has pulled together

I think my community has not changed

I think my community has experiencedtensions

Don't know

The majority of residents agree that their local community has pulled together during the pandemic


Question: Which of the following options would best describe your local community since the start of the pandemic?




I think my community has pulled together 73% Higher in 35-64 age group (77%)Lower in West Cornwall (66%)

I think my community has not changed 21% Higher in men (24%) than women (18%)Higher in 65+ age group (31%)Higher in West Cornwall(27%)

I think my community has experienced tensions 3% Even across groups

Residents aged 35-64 are most likely to agree that their community has pulled together during the pandemic


Question: Government restrictions have meant that residents and businesses have had to communicate with Cornwall Councilmainly over the phone and online. Have you been able to access the services you need?



28%

4%

67%

0%

Yes

No

I've not needed to communicate withCornwall Council or access services

Don't know

The large majority of residents who have needed to access Council services during the pandemic have been able to do so


Question: Government restrictions have meant that residents and businesses have had to communicate with Cornwall Councilmainly over the phone and online. Have you been able to access the services you need?




Yes 28% Higher in East (34%) than West (23%)

No 4% Even across groups

I’ve not needed to communicate with Cornwall Council or access services

67% Higher in West (73%) than East (63%)

People living in East Cornwall are most likely to agree they could access the Council services they needed, those in the West are most likely to say they haven’t needed to contact the Council


Question: How often have you been undertaking physical activity (including exercise, walking, housework) since thestart of the pandemic, or has there been no difference?



13%

27%

36%

19%

6%

0%

0%

5%

22%

35%

20%

16%

1%

Much more often

A little more often

There has been no difference

A little less often

Much less often

Prefer not to say

I don't know

Cornwall

YouGov

X

The majority of residents have increased or maintained their levels of physical activity during the pandemic



Question: How often have you been undertaking physical activity (including exercise, walking, housework) since thestart of the pandemic, or has there been no difference?




Much more or a little more often 39% Higher in women (43%) than men (34%)Higher in 35-64 age group (44%)

There has been no difference 36% Higher in 65+ age group (48%)

Much less or a little less often 25% Higher in 18-34 age group (34%)

Women and those aged 35-64 are most likely to say they are exercising more often during the pandemic, whilst 18-34 year olds are more likely to say they exercise less often


Question: How has your general wellbeing been affected by the pandemic? (say yes to all that apply)



The pandemic has negatively affected residents’ general wellbeing, although to a lesser extent than that seen in earlier national surveys

11%

13%

5%

8%

5%

42%

26%

18%

6%

17%

45%

2%

17%

1%

5%

34%

21%

13%

27%

12%

63%

50%

36%

19%

33%

69%

6%

Spending too much time alone

Spending too much time with others in household

No one to talk to about my worries

Strain on my personal relationships

Strain on my work relationships

Feeling stressed or anxious

Feeling bored

Feeling lonely

Finding working from home difficult

Making my mental worth worse

Feeling worried about the future

Other

It has not been affected

Prefer not to say

Don't know

Cornwall

ONS

X

X

X



Question: How has your general wellbeing been affected by the pandemic? (say yes to all that apply)



*Please note that whilst a representative sample of the population has been used, the small proportion of BAME residents in Cornwallmeans that caution should be exercised when interpreting the results for this group.

Responses % Sub-Group AnalysisSpending too much time alone 11% Higher in women (13%) than men (8%)Spending too much time with others in household

13% Higher in women (17%) than men (7%)Lower in 65+ (2%)

No one to talk to about my worries 5% Lower in West Cornwall (2%)Strain on my personal relationships 8% Higher in East (12%) than West Cornwall (4%)Strain on my work relationships 5% Higher in BAME residents (23%)*

Lower in 65+ age group (1%)

Feeling stressed or anxious 42% Higher in women (49%) than men (33%)Higher in East (47%) than West Cornwall (37%)Lower in 65+ (27%)

Feeling bored 26% Higher in 18-34 age group (34%)Feeling lonely 18% Higher in women (21%) than men (14%)Finding working from home difficult 6% Even across groupsMaking my mental health worse 17% Higher in 35-64 age group (19%) than 65+ (11%)

Feeling worried about the future 45% Higher in women (49%) than men (41%)Higher in 35-64 age group (51%)Higher in Mid Cornwall (52%)

It has not been affected 17% Higher in West (21%) than East (13%)Other 2% Even across groups

The effect of the pandemic on general wellbeing differs significantly across different demographic groups


Question: How has your alcohol consumption changed during the pandemic?



A fifth of residents report that they have been drinking more during the pandemic, with the majority drinking about the same amount or not at all

3%

16%

41%

9%

3%

26%

0%

0%

I’m drinking a lot more

I’m drinking a bit more

I’m drinking about the same amount as before the pandemic

I’m drinking a bit less

I’m drinking a lot less

I don't drink alcohol

I would prefer not to say

Don’t know


Question: How has your alcohol consumption changed during the pandemic?




I’m drinking a lot more 3% Higher in East Cornwall (6%)

I’m drinking a bit more 16% Higher in 18-34 age group (24%) than 65+ (7%)

I’m drinking about the same amount as before the pandemic 41% Even across groups

I’m drinking a bit less 9% Higher in men (15%) than women (4%)

I’m drinking a lot less 3% Higher in men (5%) than women (2%)

I don’t drink alcohol 26% Higher in women (31%) than men (21%)Higher in 65+ age group (37%)

Residents in East Cornwall and those aged 18-34 are most likely to say they have been drinking more during the pandemic


Keeping informed


Question: How clear, if at all, has the government’s message on the next steps of easing out of lockdown been?Base: All respondents (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 500)Differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically significant - see slide 6 for details

10%

38%

35%

16%

1%

Very clear

Fairly clear

Not very clear

Not clear at all

Don't know

Residents disagreed on how clear the Government’s messaging has been during the pandemic


Question: Where did you go to find out more information during the pandemic? (please say to all that apply)Base: All respondents (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 500)Differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically significant - see slide 6 for details

26%

6%

71%

20%

12%

8%

5%

1%

Government

Cornwall Council

Media

Social Media

Friends and Family

I've not needed to find out more information

Other

Don't know

The majority of residents use traditional media to keep informed during the pandemic, with social media and the Government being other popular sources


Question: Where did you go to find out more information during the pandemic? (please say to all that apply)Base: All respondents (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 500)Differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically significant - see slide 6 for details


Government 26% Lower in 65+ age group (17%)Lower in East (17%) than West (32%)

Cornwall Council 6% Even across groups

Media 71% Higher in 35-64 age group (74%) than 65+ (61%)

Social Media 20% Higher in 18-34 age group (32%) than 35-64 (21%) and 65+ (9%)

Friends and family 12% Higher in 18-34 age group (17%) than 35-64 (10%)

I’ve not needed to find out information 8% Higher in 65+ age group (21%)


Younger residents are more likely to rely on family, friends and social media to keep informed, whilst 35-64 year olds are more likely to rely on traditional media. Older residents are most likely to say they’ve not needed to find out information


Question: If the answer was Cornwall Council, was the information provided…Base: All respondents who said they had sought information from Cornwall Council (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 29)Differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically significant - see slide 6 for details

28%

55%

10%

7%

Very clear

Fairly clear

Not very clear

Not clear at all

Eight in ten residents who have sought information from the Council found it to be very clear or fairly clear


Views for the future


Question: How do you expect the financial position of your household to change over the next 12 months?Base: All respondents (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 500)Differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically significant - see slide 6 for details

The majority of residents expect their financial position to remain the same over the next 12 months, with smaller but equal portions feeling it will get better or worse

1%

14%

60%

17%

3%

0%

5%

5%

20%

46%

24%

5%

Get a lot better

Get a little better

Stay the same

Get a little worse

Get a lot worse

Prefer not to say

Don't know

Cornwall

ONS

XX No comparison

available


Question: How do you expect the financial position of your household to change over the next 12 months?Base: All respondents (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 500)Differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically significant - see slide 6 for details*Please note that whilst a representative sample of the population has been used, the small proportion of BAME residents inCornwall means that caution should be exercised when interpreting the results for this group.


Get a lot or a little better 15% Lower in 65+ age group (5%)

Stay the same 60% Higher in 65+ age group (84%)Lower in BAME residents (31%)*

Get a lot or a little worse 20% Lower in 65+ age group (8%)

Older residents are more likely to think that their financial position will remain the same


Question: Which, if any, of the following do you think has changed since the start of the pandemic? (please say yes to any that apply)Base: All respondents (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 500)Differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically significant - see slide 6 for details

Cornwall’s residents were more positive than in national surveys about changes in lockdown, particularly the greater appreciation of green space, cleaner air and more wildlife

66%

70%

63%

28%

51%

51%

48%

56%

4%

0%

1%

51%

27%

9%

39%

40%

42%

61%

2%

Greater appreciation of green spaces/paths/beaches for daily exercise

Cleaner air outdoors

More wildlife

I feel fitter

Being in touch more with friends or family who don't live with me

A stronger sense of community in my local area

How much I value food and other essentials

I have been spending less money

Other

Prefer not to say

Don't know

Cornwall

YouGov


X

X

X


Question: Which, if any, of the following do you think has changed since the start of the pandemic? (please say yes to any that apply)Base: All respondents (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 500)Differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically significant - see slide 6 for details*Please note that whilst a representative sample of the population has been used, the small proportion of BAME residents in Cornwall meansthat caution should be exercised when interpreting the results for this group.

Responses % Sub-Group AnalysisA greater appreciation of green spaces, countryside paths and beaches for daily exercise

66% Higher in women (70%) than men (60%)Higher in East Cornwall (72%)Lower in 65+ age group (53%)

Cleaner outdoor air 70% Higher in 35-64 age group (75%) than 18-34 (55%)

More wildlife 63% Higher in women (68%) than men (58%)Higher in 35-64 age group (69%) than 18-34 (46%)Higher in East (71%) than Mid Cornwall (57%)

I feel fitter 28% Higher in women (34%) than men (21%)Higher in 35-64 age group (34%) than 65+ (11%)

Being in touch more with friends and family that don’t live with me

51% Higher in women (61%) than men (37%)Higher in 35-64 age group (55%) than 18-34 (38%)Lower in West Cornwall (38%)

A stronger sense of community in my local area 51% Higher in women (56%) than men (44%)Higher in 35-64 age group (55%)Lower in BAME residents (8%)*Lower in West Cornwall (41%)

How much I value food and other essentials 48% Higher in women (54%) than men (40%)Lower in 65+ age group (28%)Lower in BAME residents (15%)*Lower in West (41%) than East Cornwall (54%)

I have been spending less money 56% Higher in men (60%) than women (52%)Higher in 35-64 age group (61%) than 65+ (45%)Higher in West (62%) than East Cornwall (51%)



Question: Which, if any, of the following statements describe your hopes about the future, once the pandemic is over?Base: All respondents (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 500)Differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically significant - see slide 6 for details

12%

10%

27%

48%

2%

1%

9%

6%

24%

54%

3%

3%

I hope everything will go back to how it was

I hope to change some things about my life, but wanteverything else to go back to how it was

I hope we will have learned from this crisis as acountry, but want my life to go back to how it was

I hope to change some things about my life and Ihope we will have learned from this crisis as a

country

None of these

Don't know

Cornwall

YouGov

Only one in ten residents would like everything to go back to how it was before the pandemic


When asked what one thing people would like to see changed once the pandemic is over, a cleaner environment, closer communities and reduced traffic were the most mentioned topics

The question was asked as a verbatimresponse. Comments were groupedand the top ten themes shown.

Question: What is the one thing you would like to see changed once the pandemic is over?Base: All respondents (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 500)



Question: Lockdown restrictions have benefited the environment. To what extent would you be willing to maintain somehome working and/or reduced travel?Base: All respondents (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 500)Differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically significant - see slide 6 for details)

22%

50%

15%

12%

1%

A great deal

A fair amount

Not very much

Not at all

Don’t know

Seven in ten residents would be willing to maintain home working and/or reduced travel after the pandemic is over to benefit the environment



A great deal or fair amount 71% Higher in 65+ age group

Not very much or not at all 27% Even across groups

Older residents are more likely to say they would maintain home working and/or reduced travel to benefit the environment

Question: Lockdown restrictions have benefited the environment. To what extent would you be willing to maintain somehome working and/or reduced travel?Base: All respondents (Cornwall Residents’ Survey June 2020: 500)Differences equal to or greater than 4.3% are statistically significant - see slide 6 for details)


Supporting information


Respondent Profile

1

44%

56%

Gender

Male

Female

37%

31%

32%

Area

West

Mid

East

Questions: Various


White

BAME

Ethnicity

3.0%

12.2%

19.4%

26.6%

21.2%

11.8%

5.2%

18-24

25-34

35-44

45-54

55-64

65-74

75

Age

39.0%

12.2%

0.6%

0.8%

17.4%

2.8%

18.8%

1.4%

6.6%

Employed Full-Time

Employed Part-Time

Employed Zero Hours

Seasonal Worker

Self-Employed

Unemployed & Looking for Work

Retired

Student

Not Working/Other

Socio-economic status

97.2%

2.6%

0.2%

White

Prefer not to say


Respondent Profile

1

Questions: Various


66.6%

16.6%

11.6%

0.4%

3.2%

1.6%

Own my home

Rent from a private landlord

Rent from social landlord or housing association

Supported accomodation

Other

Prefer not to say

Housing tenure

59.2%

16.4%

18.2%

5.8%

0.4%

0

1

2

3 or more

Prefer not to say

Number of children in household

23.2%

75.8%

1.0%

Yes

No

Prefer not to say

Mental or physical health conditionlasting more than 12 months

70.0%

12.0%

8.0%

7.6%

2.4%

I am not self-isolating

I am self-isolating because I am high risk

I am self-isolating because I am sheilding

I am self-isolating to protect a householdmember

I am self-isolating due to confirmed/suspectedCovid-19 in household

Self-isolation status


Interpretation of findings

This report contains tables, infographics and charts. In some instances, the responses may notadd up to 100%. There are several reasons why this might happen:

• The question may have allowed each respondent to give more than one answer

• Only the most common responses may be shown in the table or chart

• Individual percentages are rounded to the nearest whole number so the total may come to99% or 101%

• A response of between 0% and 0.5% will be shown as 0%.

Subgroup analysis has been undertaken by gender, age group, ethnicity and area.

For the analysis of some questions, some response options have been grouped together toprovide a level of agreement or satisfaction. For example, ‘Strongly agree’ and ‘Tend to agree’have been grouped and shown as ‘Agree’, and ‘Very satisfied’ and ‘Fairly satisfied’ have beengrouped as ‘Satisfied’.


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