survation. ← Fieldwork

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2003 respondents · Unweighted · 183 questions · generated 2026-09-21 13:50 UTC
Provisional: live fieldwork, 2003 interviews so far. Percentages are of each question's valid base (missing/not-asked excluded). Right-hand grey figure = count.

Quota fill from response data

Computed directly from the answers, so it stays correct even when a survey's platform quota counter is broken. ⚠ = platform counter disagrees.
SampleSource
Survation (QPanel)
0/2000
Walr
1956/2000 ⚠
Age
18-24
323/460
25-34
543/690
35-44
518/600
45-54
416/430
55-64
143/170
65+
60/75
Sex
Female
1225/1225
Male
778/875
Region
North West
?/236
North East
?/112
Yorkshire and the Humber
?/185
East of England
?/177
West Midlands
?/224
East Midlands
?/175
Wales
?/105
Scotland
?/137
South East
?/235
London
?/306
South West
?/168
Northern Ireland
?/98
qEmp
Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
1171/998 ⚠
Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
752/1182
aehhinc
£0 - £19,999
754/3333
£20,000 - £39,999
817/3333
£40,000+
432/3333
se_group
ABC1
963/3333
C2DE
1040/3333
hiqual
No Qualifications / Level 1
450/3333
Level 2 / Apprenticeship / Other
613/3333
Level 3
218/3333
Level 4+
722/3333

Device_1 Device - ** HIDDEN QUESTION TO STORE: Store device type ** Desktop

Base: 215
Desktop
100.0%
215

Device_2 Device - ** HIDDEN QUESTION TO STORE: Store device type ** Mobile

Base: 1788
Mobile
100.0%
1788

Sex What is your sex?

Base: 2003
Female
61.2%
1225
Male
38.8%
778

Gender What is your gender?

Base: 2003
Female
61.0%
1221
Male
38.8%
777
Non-binary
0.2%
5

Country In which country do you currently live?

Base: 2003
England
86.7%
1737
Scotland
6.8%
136
Wales
4.5%
90
Northern Ireland
2.0%
40

Region_A *** Autocoding Scotland or Northern Ireland or Wales

Base: 266
Scotland
51.1%
136
Wales
33.8%
90
Northern Ireland
15.0%
40

Region_B These are the regions of England. Which Region do you live in?

Base: 1737
London
15.1%
262
South East
13.6%
236
North West
13.3%
231
West Midlands
12.4%
216
East of England
10.2%
177
Yorkshire and the Humber
9.9%
172
East Midlands
9.9%
172
South West
9.3%
162
North East
6.3%
109

Region_C *** Region

Base: 2003
London
13.1%
262
South East
11.8%
236
North West
11.5%
231
West Midlands
10.8%
216
East of England
8.8%
177
Yorkshire and the Humber
8.6%
172
East Midlands
8.6%
172
South West
8.1%
162
Scotland
6.8%
136
North East
5.4%
109
Wales
4.5%
90
Northern Ireland
2.0%
40

london_borough Which borough do you live in?

Base: 262
City of London
15.6%
41
Brent
8.0%
21
Ealing
8.0%
21
Barking and Dagenham
6.1%
16
Tower Hamlets
5.3%
14
Newham
4.6%
12
Lewisham
3.8%
10
Croydon
2.7%
7
Hackney
2.7%
7
Hammersmith and Fulham
2.7%
7
Wandsworth
2.7%
7
Enfield
2.3%
6
Harrow
2.3%
6
Hillingdon
2.3%
6
Kingston upon Thames
2.3%
6
Westminster
2.3%
6
Barnet
1.9%
5
Bexley
1.9%
5
Bromley
1.9%
5
Camden
1.9%
5
Haringey
1.9%
5
Hounslow
1.9%
5
Islington
1.9%
5
Kensington and Chelsea
1.9%
5
Lambeth
1.9%
5
Richmond upon Thames
1.9%
5
Waltham Forest
1.9%
5
Redbridge
1.5%
4
Greenwich
1.1%
3
Merton
1.1%
3
Southwark
0.8%
2
Sutton
0.8%
2

la_east_mids Which local authority do you live in?

Base: 172
Nottingham
19.2%
33
Nottinghamshire
18.0%
31
Leicestershire
12.8%
22
Lincolnshire
12.8%
22
Derby
9.9%
17
North Northamptonshire
8.1%
14
West Northamptonshire
7.6%
13
Leicester
7.0%
12
Derbyshire
4.7%
8

la_south_east Which local authority do you live in?

Base: 236
Kent
18.6%
44
Hampshire
13.6%
32
East Sussex
8.9%
21
Surrey
8.1%
19
West Sussex
7.6%
18
Brighton and Hove
7.2%
17
Oxfordshire
7.2%
17
Buckinghamshire
5.1%
12
Milton Keynes
4.7%
11
Southampton
3.4%
8
Portsmouth
3.0%
7
Reading
3.0%
7
West Berkshire
3.0%
7
Slough
2.5%
6
Medway
1.7%
4
Isle of Wight
0.8%
2
Wokingham
0.8%
2
Bracknell Forest
0.4%
1
Windsor and Maidenhead
0.4%
1

la_east_england Which local authority do you live in?

Base: 177
Essex
25.4%
45
Norfolk
16.9%
30
Cambridgeshire
14.7%
26
Hertfordshire
10.7%
19
Suffolk
8.5%
15
Luton
5.6%
10
Bedford
5.1%
9
Peterborough
5.1%
9
Central Bedfordshire
4.5%
8
Southend-on-Sea
1.7%
3
Thurrock
1.7%
3

la_north_west Which local authority do you live in?

Base: 231
Manchester
24.7%
57
Lancashire
11.3%
26
Cheshire West and Chester
8.7%
20
Liverpool
7.4%
17
Blackpool
4.3%
10
Bolton
4.3%
10
Blackburn with Darwen
3.9%
9
Cumberland
3.5%
8
Wigan
3.5%
8
St Helens
3.0%
7
Trafford
3.0%
7
Bury
2.6%
6
Oldham
2.6%
6
Tameside
2.6%
6
Wirral
2.6%
6
Cheshire East
2.2%
5
Salford
2.2%
5
Sefton
2.2%
5
Stockport
1.7%
4
Warrington
1.7%
4
Halton
0.9%
2
Knowsley
0.9%
2
Rochdale
0.4%
1

la_north_east Which local authority do you live in?

Base: 109
County Durham
18.3%
20
Newcastle upon Tyne
14.7%
16
Sunderland
12.8%
14
Northumberland
9.2%
10
South Tyneside
9.2%
10
Stockton-on-Tees
9.2%
10
Gateshead
7.3%
8
Middlesbrough
7.3%
8
North Tyneside
6.4%
7
Redcar and Cleveland
2.8%
3
Hartlepool
1.8%
2
Darlington
0.9%
1

la_west_mids Which local authority do you live in?

Base: 216
Birmingham
38.4%
83
Coventry
10.2%
22
Worcestershire
8.8%
19
Staffordshire
8.3%
18
Wolverhampton
6.9%
15
Stoke-on-Trent
4.2%
9
Warwickshire
4.2%
9
Sandwell
3.7%
8
Telford and Wrekin
3.7%
8
Dudley
3.2%
7
Walsall
3.2%
7
County of Herefordshire
1.9%
4
Shropshire
1.9%
4
Solihull
1.4%
3

la_south_west Which local authority do you live in?

Base: 162
City of Bristol
16.0%
26
Devon
13.0%
21
Wiltshire
13.0%
21
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
11.1%
18
Cornwall
10.5%
17
Somerset
10.5%
17
Plymouth
6.8%
11
Dorset
6.2%
10
Gloucestershire
4.9%
8
South Gloucestershire
4.3%
7
Swindon
1.9%
3
Bath and North East Somerset
0.6%
1
North Somerset
0.6%
1
Torbay
0.6%
1

la_yorkshire_humber Which local authority do you live in?

Base: 172
Leeds
18.0%
31
Bradford
12.2%
21
Sheffield
9.9%
17
North Yorkshire
9.3%
16
Doncaster
8.1%
14
East Riding of Yorkshire
7.6%
13
Wakefield
7.0%
12
Barnsley
4.7%
8
City of Kingston upon Hull
4.7%
8
Kirklees
4.1%
7
North Lincolnshire
3.5%
6
Rotherham
3.5%
6
York
3.5%
6
Calderdale
2.3%
4
North East Lincolnshire
1.7%
3

scot_region Which electoral region of Scotland do you live in?

Base: 136
Glasgow
32.4%
44
Lothian
14.0%
19
Highlands and Islands
13.2%
18
Central Scotland
12.5%
17
North East Scotland
10.3%
14
West Scotland
8.1%
11
South Scotland
5.9%
8
Mid Scotland and Fife
3.7%
5

la_scotland Which council area do you live in?

Base: 136
Glasgow City
21.3%
29
City of Edinburgh
12.5%
17
North Lanarkshire
8.1%
11
Highland
7.4%
10
Aberdeen City
5.9%
8
South Lanarkshire
5.1%
7
Fife
4.4%
6
Dundee City
3.7%
5
East Ayrshire
3.7%
5
Moray
3.7%
5
West Lothian
3.7%
5
Renfrewshire
2.9%
4
Dumfries and Galloway
2.2%
3
East Lothian
2.2%
3
North Ayrshire
2.2%
3
Argyll and Bute
1.5%
2
Perth and Kinross
1.5%
2
Aberdeenshire
0.7%
1
Angus
0.7%
1
East Dunbartonshire
0.7%
1
East Renfrewshire
0.7%
1
Falkirk
0.7%
1
Inverclyde
0.7%
1
Midlothian
0.7%
1
Na h-Eileanan Siar
0.7%
1
Scottish Borders
0.7%
1
South Ayrshire
0.7%
1
West Dunbartonshire
0.7%
1

la_wales In which local authority do you live?

Base: 90
Cardiff // Caerdydd
18.9%
17
Rhondda Cynon Taf // Rhondda Cynon Taf
8.9%
8
Bridgend // Pen-y-bont ar Ogwr
6.7%
6
Caerphilly // Caerffili
6.7%
6
Gwynedd // Gwynedd
6.7%
6
Powys // Powys
6.7%
6
Newport // Casnewydd
5.6%
5
Blaenau Gwent // Blaenau Gwent
4.4%
4
Swansea // Abertawe
4.4%
4
Wrexham // Wrecsam
4.4%
4
Conwy // Conwy
3.3%
3
Denbighshire // Sir Ddinbych
3.3%
3
Torfaen // Torfaen
3.3%
3
Vale of Glamorgan // Bro Morgannwg
3.3%
3
Carmarthenshire // Sir Gaerfyrddin
2.2%
2
Ceredigion // Ceredigion
2.2%
2
Flintshire // Sir y Fflint
2.2%
2
Merthyr Tydfil // Merthyr Tudful
2.2%
2
Pembrokeshire // Sir Benfro
2.2%
2
Isle of Anglesey // Ynys Môn
1.1%
1
Monmouthshire // Sir Fynwy
1.1%
1

welsh_region **HIDDEN** Welsh Region From LA

Base: 90
South Wales Central
31.1%
28
South Wales East
23.3%
21
North Wales
21.1%
19
Mid and West Wales
13.3%
12
South Wales West
11.1%
10

la_northern_ireland Which local authority do you live in?

Base: 40
Belfast
35.0%
14
Ards and North Down
15.0%
6
Antrim and Newtownabbey
12.5%
5
Derry City and Strabane
10.0%
4
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon
7.5%
3
Mid Ulster
7.5%
3
Lisburn and Castlereagh
5.0%
2
Fermanagh and Omagh
2.5%
1
Mid and East Antrim
2.5%
1
Newry, Mourne and Down
2.5%
1

emp1 Which of the following best describes your current employment status?

Base: 2003
Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
58.5%
1171
Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
37.5%
752
Student
4.0%
80

emp2 Are you currently also in any paid employment alongside your studies?

Base: 80
Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
76.2%
61
Self Employed
16.2%
13
Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
7.5%
6

pay The Living Wage is £13.45 an hour or £14.80 if you work in London. On this basis, are you paid above or below the Living Wage?

Base: 2003
Below the Living Wage
100.0%
2003

sector Which sector are you currently employed in?

Base: 2003
Other service activities
19.7%
394
Human health and social work activities
11.7%
235
Education
10.3%
207
Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motor cycles
8.7%
174
Accommodation and food service activities
8.5%
171
Manufacturing
8.0%
161
Administrative and support service activities
6.6%
133
Construction
6.1%
122
Financial and insurance activities
3.7%
74
Information and communication
3.3%
67
Transport and storage
3.2%
65
Arts, entertainment and recreation
3.1%
62
Professional, scientific and technical activities
1.4%
29
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
1.3%
27
Public administration and defence; compulsory social security
1.3%
26
Electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning supply
0.9%
18
Water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities
0.7%
14
Mining and quarrying
0.6%
12
Real estate activities
0.6%
12

qEmp_A_1 qEmp_A - emp1.a=Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)

Base: 1171
emp1.a=Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
100.0%
1171

qEmp_A_2 qEmp_A - emp1.a=Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)

Base: 752
emp1.a=Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
100.0%
752

qEmp_B_1 qEmp_B - emp1.a=Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)

Base: 998
emp1.a=Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
100.0%
998

qEmp_B_2 qEmp_B - emp1.a=Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)

Base: 752
emp1.a=Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
100.0%
752

computationaladults How many people aged 14 or over live in your household, including yourself?

Base: 2003
2
43.9%
879
1 (only me)
22.3%
447
3
19.2%
384
4
10.3%
207
5
3.0%
61
6 or more
1.2%
25

computationalchildren How many children aged 13 or under live in your household?

Base: 2003
0 (no children aged 13 or under)
57.6%
1154
1
23.9%
478
2
13.3%
267
3
4.2%
85
4
0.7%
15
5
0.1%
3
6 or more
0.0%
1

HHinc Which of the following categories best describes your annual household income, including all benefits, but before tax is deducted?

Base: 2003
£20,000 - £29,999
25.0%
500
£30,000 - £39,999
15.7%
315
£15,000 - £19,999
10.6%
213
£40,000 - £49,999
10.2%
204
£10,000 - £14,999
8.6%
173
£50,000 - £59,999
7.8%
157
Less than £10,000
6.2%
124
£60,000 - £69,999
3.9%
79
£70,000 - £79,999
2.6%
52
£100,000 - £149,999
2.2%
45
Prefer not to say
1.7%
34
£80,000 - £89,999
1.5%
30
Don't know
1.3%
27
£90,000 - £99,999
1.0%
20
£150,000 - £199,999
0.7%
15
£200,000 or more
0.7%
15

HHinc_Range We want to hear from a broad range of people from across the country. We ask about annual household income for demographic purposes only. It does not need to be exact, just as accurate an estimate as you can give.

Base: 61
Less than £20,000
47.5%
29
Between £20,000 and £39,999
29.5%
18
Between £40,000 and £59,999
18.0%
11
£60,000 or more
4.9%
3

aehhinc The calculation needs to use computationalincome, computationaladults and computationalchildren

Base: 2003
£20,000 - £39,999
40.8%
817
£0 - £19,999
37.6%
754
£40,000+
21.6%
432

tenure Which of the following types of housing tenure best describes the accommodation you live in?

Base: 2003
Rented from private landlord or letting agency
26.8%
537
Owned with a mortgage or loan
23.8%
477
Rented from Council (Local Authority)
16.2%
325
Owned outright
16.1%
322
Rented from housing association, housing co-operative, charitable trust, or registered social landlord
10.2%
205
Living rent free
2.5%
51
Shared ownership - with a mortgage and paying rent
1.9%
39
Rented from a relative or friend of household member
1.2%
25
Other private rented
0.7%
14
Tied accommodation (accommodation provided by employer of a household member)
0.4%
8

seg Which of the following best describes the current occupation of the chief income earner in your household?

Base: 2003
Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker
25.2%
504
Supervisory or clerical and junior managerial roles, administrative or professional
23.2%
465
Skilled manual worker
20.7%
415
Intermediate managerial roles, administrative or professional
16.6%
333
Higher managerial roles, administrative or professional
8.2%
165
Casual worker
4.8%
97
Pensioner
0.7%
14
Unemployed
0.5%
10

se_group *Hidden* Question for Socio-Economic Groups

Base: 2003
C2DE
51.9%
1040
ABC1
48.1%
963

qual_multi_1 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? No Qualifications

Base: 58
No Qualifications
100.0%
58

qual_multi_2 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Entry level qualification (e g entry level certificate, Skills for Life)

Base: 150
Entry level qualification (e g entry level certificate, Skills for Life)
100.0%
150

qual_multi_3 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Level 1 qualification (e g Level 1 basic / essential / functional skills, Music Grade 1, 2, or 3)

Base: 212
Level 1 qualification (e g Level 1 basic / essential / functional skills, Music Grade 1, 2, or 3)
100.0%
212

qual_multi_4 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? A formal Apprenticeship

Base: 109
A formal Apprenticeship
100.0%
109

qual_multi_5 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? NVQs / GNVQs / RSA Diploma

Base: 308
NVQs / GNVQs / RSA Diploma
100.0%
308

qual_multi_6 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Standard Grade

Base: 38
Standard Grade
100.0%
38

qual_multi_7 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? GCSEs / O-Levels / CSEs

Base: 659
GCSEs / O-Levels / CSEs
100.0%
659

qual_multi_8 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Highers / Advanced Highers

Base: 63
Highers / Advanced Highers
100.0%
63

qual_multi_9 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? AS-Levels

Base: 81
AS-Levels
100.0%
81

qual_multi_10 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? A-Levels

Base: 356
A-Levels
100.0%
356

qual_multi_11 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? International Baccalaureate Diploma / Technical Baccalaureate Level 3

Base: 66
International Baccalaureate Diploma / Technical Baccalaureate Level 3
100.0%
66

qual_multi_12 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Higher National Certificate (HNC) / Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE)

Base: 67
Higher National Certificate (HNC) / Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE)
100.0%
67

qual_multi_13 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Higher National Diploma (HND) / Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Foundation Degree

Base: 121
Higher National Diploma (HND) / Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Foundation Degree
100.0%
121

qual_multi_14 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Professional Qualifications (e g Teaching, Nursing, Accountancy, Licentiateship)

Base: 61
Professional Qualifications (e g Teaching, Nursing, Accountancy, Licentiateship)
100.0%
61

qual_multi_15 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Degree / Postgraduate Degree (e g BA, BSc, MA, MSc, MRes, MBA, PGCE, PGDip, PhD)

Base: 524
Degree / Postgraduate Degree (e g BA, BSc, MA, MSc, MRes, MBA, PGCE, PGDip, PhD)
100.0%
524

qual_multi_16 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Award

Base: 14
Award
100.0%
14

qual_multi_17 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Certificate (Other)

Base: 31
Certificate (Other)
100.0%
31

qual_multi_18 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Diploma (Other)

Base: 41
Diploma (Other)
100.0%
41

qual_multi_19 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Other (incl other work-related qualifications / vocational training, e g forklift operator training, construction skills certification scheme (CSCS), & Foreign Qualifications)

Base: 37
Other (incl other work-related qualifications / vocational training, e g forklift operator training, construction skil
100.0%
37

qual_nvq At which level is your highest qualification for your NVQs/GNVQs/RSA Diploma?

Base: 308
NVQ Level 3 or an Advanced GNVQ or an RSA Advanced Diploma
44.2%
136
NVQ Level 2 or an Intermediate GNVQ or an RSA Diploma
38.3%
118
NVQ Level 1 or a Foundation GNVQ
9.1%
28
NVQ Level 4 or higher, or an RSA Higher Diploma
8.4%
26

qual_alevel_1 qual_alevel - How many of each of the following qualifications do you have? A-Levels

Base: 356
3
53.9%
192
2
23.6%
84
1
12.6%
45
4+
9.8%
35

qual_alevel_2 qual_alevel - How many of each of the following qualifications do you have? AS-Levels

Base: 81
3
27.2%
22
1
25.9%
21
2
23.5%
19
4+
23.5%
19

qual_gcse What is your highest level of attainment for your GCSEs/O-Levels/CSEs?

Base: 659
5 or more GCSEs (Grades A*-C) / O-Levels (Pass) / CSEs (Grade 1)
64.8%
427
1 or more GCSEs (any grade) / O-Levels / CSEs (any grade)
35.2%
232

qual_awd At which level is your highest qualification for your Award?

Base: 14
Level 3
42.9%
6
Level 4 or higher
28.6%
4
Level 1
14.3%
2
Level 2
14.3%
2

qual_cer At which level is your highest qualification for your Certificate (Other)?

Base: 31
Level 3
41.9%
13
Level 4 or higher
22.6%
7
Level 2
19.4%
6
Level 1
9.7%
3
Entry level
6.5%
2

qual_dip What qualification level is your Diploma?

Base: 41
Level 3
46.3%
19
Level 2
26.8%
11
Level 4 or higher
22.0%
9
Entry level
2.4%
1
Level 1
2.4%
1

qual_categories_hid_1 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) No Qualifications

Base: 58
No Qualifications
100.0%
58

qual_categories_hid_2 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Entry level

Base: 153
Entry level
100.0%
153

qual_categories_hid_3 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 1

Base: 508
Level 1
100.0%
508

qual_categories_hid_4 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 2

Base: 733
Level 2
100.0%
733

qual_categories_hid_5 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Apprenticeship

Base: 109
Apprenticeship
100.0%
109

qual_categories_hid_6 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Other

Base: 37
Other
100.0%
37

qual_categories_hid_7 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 3

Base: 290
Level 3
100.0%
290

qual_categories_hid_8 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 4+

Base: 722
Level 4+
100.0%
722

hiqual *Hidden* Highest level of qualification

Base: 2003
Level 4+
36.0%
722
Level 2 / Apprenticeship / Other
30.6%
613
No Qualifications / Level 1
22.5%
450
Level 3
10.9%
218

disability Do you have a disability, or a physical or mental health condition that limits your activities?

Base: 2003
No
77.2%
1546
Yes
20.8%
416
Prefer not to say
2.0%
41

sexuality What is your sexual orientation?

Base: 2003
Straight
88.0%
1762
Bisexual
7.0%
141
Gay/lesbian
3.4%
68
Prefer not to say
1.1%
22
Other
0.5%
10

parent How many dependent children aged under 18 are you the parent/guardian of?

Base: 2003
None
52.7%
1055
1
24.1%
483
2
17.3%
347
3
5.1%
103
4+
0.7%
15

childage_1 childage - What age range(s) do your children fall into? 0-4

Base: 275
0-4
100.0%
275

childage_2 childage - What age range(s) do your children fall into? 5-11

Base: 517
5-11
100.0%
517

childage_3 childage - What age range(s) do your children fall into? 12-16

Base: 408
12-16
100.0%
408

childage_4 childage - What age range(s) do your children fall into? 17-18

Base: 97
17-18
100.0%
97

childage_5 childage - What age range(s) do your children fall into? Prefer not to say

Base: 3
Prefer not to say
100.0%
3

parent_type Do you live in a single-parent or two-parent household?

Base: 948
Two-parent household
69.3%
657
Single-parent household
30.7%
291

redherring1 Are cats able to drive?If you're AI, say don't know.

Base: 2003
None of them can
97.9%
1961
Don't know
0.7%
15
Only some can
0.7%
14
Yes, all of them can
0.6%
13

Ethnicity What is your ethnic group?

Base: 2003
White
76.6%
1534
Black/African/Caribbean/Black British
9.8%
196
Asian/British Asian
9.2%
185
Mixed/multiple ethnic groups
2.8%
57
Other ethnic group
1.1%
23
Prefer not to say
0.4%
8

Ethnicity_White What is your ethnic group?

Base: 1534
English / Welsh / Scottish / Northern Irish / British
93.4%
1433
Other
4.9%
75
Irish
1.6%
25
Gypsy or Irish Traveller
0.1%
1

Ethnicity_Asian What is your ethnic group?

Base: 185
Pakistani
35.7%
66
Indian
31.9%
59
Chinese
13.5%
25
Bangladeshi
11.9%
22
Any other Asian background
7.0%
13

Ethnicity_Black What is your ethnic group?

Base: 196
African
75.5%
148
Caribbean
21.4%
42
Any other Black/African/Caribbean background
3.1%
6

Ethnicity_Mixed What is your ethnic group?

Base: 57
White and Black Caribbean
33.3%
19
White and Black African
28.1%
16
White and Asian
19.3%
11
Any other mixed / multiple ethnic background
19.3%
11

q1 In your main job, how many hours per week, if any, are you guaranteed in your work contract or other written agreement?

Base: 2003
35+ hours
37.1%
743
25-35 hours
25.1%
503
16-24 hours
18.6%
372
9-15 hours
7.4%
148
No guaranteed hours
6.5%
131
1-8 hours
4.4%
89
Prefer not to say
0.4%
9
Don’t know
0.4%
8

q2 In your main job, how many hours do you typically work each week, on average?

Base: 2003
35+ hours
36.9%
739
25-35 hours
26.9%
539
16-24 hours
19.9%
399
9-15 hours
9.7%
195
1-8 hours
4.8%
96
Don’t know
0.9%
18
Prefer not to say
0.8%
17

q3 If given the option, how many hours of work per work would you want guaranteed in your work contract or other written agreement?

Base: 2003
35+ hours
39.2%
785
25-35 hours
28.3%
566
16-24 hours
18.8%
376
9-15 hours
6.3%
127
1-8 hours
3.6%
72
Don’t know
2.1%
43
Prefer not to say
0.9%
18
0 hours
0.8%
16

q4 In your main job, what is the minimum amount of notice you get of your working hours, shifts or work schedules?

Base: 2003
1-2 weeks
21.5%
431
Not applicable – my job does not involve variable working hours or shift work
20.9%
418
4 weeks or more
14.3%
287
More than 2 weeks but less than 4 weeks
12.2%
244
1-3 days
11.8%
236
4-6 days
10.0%
200
Less than 24 hours
5.5%
110
Don’t know
2.6%
53
Prefer not to say
1.2%
24

q5 When your shifts are cancelled with less than four weeks’ notice, what proportion of your regular pay, if any, do you receive on average?

Base: 1508
0%
23.8%
359
Don’t know
20.6%
311
50-74%
16.4%
248
25-49%
11.3%
170
100%
10.5%
158
75-99%
9.9%
149
1-24%
6.6%
100
Prefer not to say
0.9%
13

q6 Do you currently work more than one job (including freelance work) in order to make ends meet?

Base: 2003
No
78.6%
1575
Yes
20.2%
404
Prefer not to say
1.2%
24

q7 How would you describe your current financial situation compared to that of a year ago?

Base: 2003
I am neither better or worse off than I was a year ago
28.9%
579
I am somewhat worse off than I was a year ago
25.3%
506
I am somewhat better off than I was a year ago
18.5%
370
I am a lot worse off than I was a year ago
15.9%
319
I am a lot better off than I was a year ago
9.5%
190
Don’t know
1.0%
21
Prefer not to say
0.9%
18

redherring2 Which of the below is yellow?

Base: 2003
Lemon
99.8%
1998
Spinach
0.2%
4
Strawberry
0.0%
1

q8 How do you think your hourly rate of pay will change over the next 12 months?

Base: 2003
It will stay the same
28.5%
571
It will increase but not in line with cost-of-living
28.0%
561
It will increase in line with cost-of-living
20.5%
410
Don’t know
10.3%
207
It will increase by more than cost-of-living
8.2%
165
It will decrease
3.9%
79
Prefer not to say
0.5%
10

q9 On average over the past 12 months, how much money have you had left over each week after paying for essentials? By essentials, we mean costs such as housing, food, energy, transport, and childcare.

Base: 2003
£50.00+
25.7%
515
£40.00-£49.99
15.3%
306
Nothing left over
12.7%
255
£30.00-£39.99
11.0%
221
£20.00-£29.99
10.9%
219
£10.00-£19.99
6.8%
137
£0-£9.99
6.0%
121
Less than zero (the cost of essentials has been more than my income, so I’ve had to go into debt)
4.6%
92
Don’t know
4.2%
85
Prefer not to say
2.6%
52

q10_1 q10 - On average, how frequently can you afford to spend what you want to in the following categories? Eating out / takeaways

Base: 2003
Sometimes
35.6%
713
Rarely
31.9%
639
Often
15.4%
309
Never
10.4%
209
Always
6.2%
125
Don't know
0.4%
8

q10_2 q10 - On average, how frequently can you afford to spend what you want to in the following categories? Non-essential food and drink (e.g. alcohol)

Base: 2003
Sometimes
34.9%
700
Rarely
26.2%
524
Often
17.5%
350
Never
12.7%
254
Always
7.7%
154
Don't know
1.0%
21

q10_3 q10 - On average, how frequently can you afford to spend what you want to in the following categories? Home improvements

Base: 2003
Rarely
33.9%
680
Sometimes
28.4%
568
Never
18.0%
360
Often
12.1%
243
Always
6.6%
132
Don't know
1.0%
20

q10_4 q10 - On average, how frequently can you afford to spend what you want to in the following categories? Clothing and shoes

Base: 2003
Sometimes
41.5%
832
Rarely
27.8%
557
Often
17.0%
340
Always
7.8%
157
Never
5.4%
108
Don't know
0.4%
9

q10_5 q10 - On average, how frequently can you afford to spend what you want to in the following categories? Beauty products and services

Base: 2003
Sometimes
34.7%
695
Rarely
29.8%
596
Often
15.4%
309
Never
11.5%
231
Always
7.3%
146
Don't know
1.3%
26

q10_6 q10 - On average, how frequently can you afford to spend what you want to in the following categories? Leisure travel and holidays

Base: 2003
Rarely
31.9%
638
Sometimes
31.3%
626
Never
19.0%
381
Often
11.3%
227
Always
5.8%
116
Don't know
0.7%
15

q10_7 q10 - On average, how frequently can you afford to spend what you want to in the following categories? Entertainment and hobbies

Base: 2003
Sometimes
37.5%
752
Rarely
29.4%
589
Often
17.3%
347
Never
7.9%
158
Always
7.0%
140
Don't know
0.8%
17

q10_8 q10 - On average, how frequently can you afford to spend what you want to in the following categories? Gifts for friends and family

Base: 2003
Sometimes
38.7%
776
Rarely
29.5%
590
Often
16.6%
332
Never
7.6%
152
Always
7.0%
140
Don't know
0.6%
13

q10_9 q10 - On average, how frequently can you afford to spend what you want to in the following categories? Extracurricular activities for children

Base: 948
Sometimes
38.2%
362
Rarely
25.9%
246
Often
18.5%
175
Always
10.8%
102
Never
6.0%
57
Don't know
0.6%
6

q10_10 q10 - On average, how frequently can you afford to spend what you want to in the following categories? Charitable donations

Base: 2003
Never
30.2%
604
Rarely
27.5%
550
Sometimes
23.7%
475
Often
11.3%
227
Always
5.9%
118
Don't know
1.4%
29

q10_11 q10 - On average, how frequently can you afford to spend what you want to in the following categories? Pet costs

Base: 2003
Sometimes
25.1%
502
Never
24.5%
490
Often
17.7%
355
Rarely
14.1%
283
Always
12.5%
251
Don't know
6.1%
122

q11_1 q11 - Over the past 12 months, have you experienced any of the following life situations? Please select all that apply. Skipped meals regularly for financial reasons

Base: 596
Skipped meals regularly for financial reasons
100.0%
596

q11_2 q11 - Over the past 12 months, have you experienced any of the following life situations? Please select all that apply. Been unable to heat your home for financial reasons

Base: 398
Been unable to heat your home for financial reasons
100.0%
398

q11_3 q11 - Over the past 12 months, have you experienced any of the following life situations? Please select all that apply. Fallen behind with household bills

Base: 578
Fallen behind with household bills
100.0%
578

q11_4 q11 - Over the past 12 months, have you experienced any of the following life situations? Please select all that apply. Fallen behind with your rent or mortgage payments

Base: 335
Fallen behind with your rent or mortgage payments
100.0%
335

q11_5 q11 - Over the past 12 months, have you experienced any of the following life situations? Please select all that apply. Gotten a pay-day loan to cover your essentials

Base: 275
Gotten a pay-day loan to cover your essentials
100.0%
275

q11_6 q11 - Over the past 12 months, have you experienced any of the following life situations? Please select all that apply. None of the above

Base: 728
None of the above
100.0%
728

q11_7 q11 - Over the past 12 months, have you experienced any of the following life situations? Please select all that apply. Don’t know

Base: 28
Don’t know
100.0%
28

q11_8 q11 - Over the past 12 months, have you experienced any of the following life situations? Please select all that apply. Prefer not to say

Base: 34
Prefer not to say
100.0%
34

q12 Which of the following phrases best describes how well you have been keeping up with bills and rent or mortgage payments (where applicable) in the past 12 months?

Base: 2003
Keeping up with all but it was a struggle at times
28.5%
571
Keeping up with all but it was a constant struggle
26.5%
531
Not keeping up with all and have fallen behind on some
15.8%
316
Keeping up with all without any difficulties
14.3%
287
Not keeping up with all and have fallen behind on many
9.7%
194
Don’t know
3.2%
64
Prefer not to say
2.0%
40

q13 On average over the past 12 months, how many times have you used the services of a foodbank?

Base: 2003
Never
60.9%
1220
Once per month
12.2%
245
Less than once per month
10.3%
206
Once per week
9.0%
181
More than once per week
3.6%
73
Don’t know
1.9%
39
Prefer not to say
1.9%
39

q14_1 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Personal loan from a bank or building society

Base: 168
Personal loan from a bank or building society
100.0%
168

q14_2 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Personal loan from a payday lender

Base: 158
Personal loan from a payday lender
100.0%
158

q14_3 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Personal loan from a credit union

Base: 120
Personal loan from a credit union
100.0%
120

q14_4 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Personal loan from an authorised doorstep lender or home credit lender

Base: 90
Personal loan from an authorised doorstep lender or home credit lender
100.0%
90

q14_5 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Personal loan from an unlicensed lender

Base: 79
Personal loan from an unlicensed lender
100.0%
79

q14_6 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Personal loan using items as collateral for cash (e.g. pawnbroker)

Base: 95
Personal loan using items as collateral for cash (e.g. pawnbroker)
100.0%
95

q14_7 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Buy now pay later / hire purchase

Base: 329
Buy now pay later / hire purchase
100.0%
329

q14_8 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Overdraft debt

Base: 368
Overdraft debt
100.0%
368

q14_9 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Credit card debt

Base: 579
Credit card debt
100.0%
579

q14_10 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Money borrowed from family or friends

Base: 408
Money borrowed from family or friends
100.0%
408

q14_11 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Universal Credit advance payment

Base: 185
Universal Credit advance payment
100.0%
185

q14_12 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Benefit or tax credit overpayments

Base: 101
Benefit or tax credit overpayments
100.0%
101

q14_13 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Department for Work and Pensions budgeting advance / loan

Base: 93
Department for Work and Pensions budgeting advance / loan
100.0%
93

q14_14 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Catalogue credit

Base: 118
Catalogue credit
100.0%
118

q14_15 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. None of the above

Base: 520
None of the above
100.0%
520

q14_16 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Don’t know

Base: 22
Don’t know
100.0%
22

q14_17 q14 - Which, if any, of the following types of personal debt do you currently hold? Please select all that apply. Prefer not to say

Base: 45
Prefer not to say
100.0%
45

q15 ​You told us you have some level of personal debt. Which of the following best describes how manageable or unmanageable you find this debt?

Base: 1416
Somewhat difficult to manage
30.3%
429
Neither easy nor difficult to manage
25.5%
361
Very difficult to manage
17.5%
248
Somewhat easy to manage
17.2%
244
Very easy to manage
8.3%
117
Don't know
0.8%
12
Prefer not to say
0.4%
5

q16 What level of savings does your household currently have? This does not include money you can’t easily withdraw, for example money in property or a private pension.

Base: 2003
No savings
30.7%
614
1-3 months’ outgoings
20.1%
402
Less than one months’ outgoings
15.5%
310
3-6 months’ outgoings
15.0%
301
More than 6 months’ outgoings
10.7%
215
Don’t know
4.8%
97
Prefer not to say
3.2%
64

q17_1 q17 - How would you cover an unexpected, but necessary, expense of £200?​ Please select all that apply. Using current income without any difficulties

Base: 189
Using current income without any difficulties
100.0%
189

q17_2 q17 - How would you cover an unexpected, but necessary, expense of £200?​ Please select all that apply. Using current income and making some cutbacks to essentials (e.g. food, transport)

Base: 340
Using current income and making some cutbacks to essentials (e.g. food, transport)
100.0%
340

q17_3 q17 - How would you cover an unexpected, but necessary, expense of £200?​ Please select all that apply. Using current household income and making some cutbacks to non-essentials (e.g. trips, entertainment)

Base: 335
Using current household income and making some cutbacks to non-essentials (e.g. trips, entertainment)
100.0%
335

q17_4 q17 - How would you cover an unexpected, but necessary, expense of £200?​ Please select all that apply. Using savings

Base: 588
Using savings
100.0%
588

q17_5 q17 - How would you cover an unexpected, but necessary, expense of £200?​ Please select all that apply. Borrowing money from a partner, friends or family

Base: 486
Borrowing money from a partner, friends or family
100.0%
486

q17_6 q17 - How would you cover an unexpected, but necessary, expense of £200?​ Please select all that apply. Using credit or taking out a loan

Base: 339
Using credit or taking out a loan
100.0%
339

q17_7 q17 - How would you cover an unexpected, but necessary, expense of £200?​ Please select all that apply. Other (please specify)

Base: 7
Other (please specify)
100.0%
7

q17_8 q17 - How would you cover an unexpected, but necessary, expense of £200?​ Please select all that apply. I would be unable to afford this cost

Base: 232
I would be unable to afford this cost
100.0%
232

q17_9 q17 - How would you cover an unexpected, but necessary, expense of £200?​ Please select all that apply. Don’t know

Base: 67
Don’t know
100.0%
67

q17_10 q17 - How would you cover an unexpected, but necessary, expense of £200?​ Please select all that apply. Prefer not to say

Base: 33
Prefer not to say
100.0%
33

q18_1 q18 - To what extent does the pay you receive for your work impact the following, if at all? Your overall quality of life

Base: 2003
Somewhat negative effect
31.8%
636
No effect
27.3%
547
Somewhat positive effect
17.9%
358
Very negative effect
12.9%
259
Very positive effect
8.3%
167
Don’t know
1.3%
26
Prefer not to say
0.5%
10

q18_2 q18 - To what extent does the pay you receive for your work impact the following, if at all? Your relationships with close friends and family

Base: 2003
No effect
44.2%
886
Somewhat negative effect
20.9%
418
Somewhat positive effect
16.5%
330
Very positive effect
8.2%
164
Very negative effect
7.5%
151
Don’t know
1.9%
38
Prefer not to say
0.8%
16

q18_3 q18 - To what extent does the pay you receive for your work impact the following, if at all? Your relationship with your partner

Base: 2003
No effect
42.9%
860
Somewhat negative effect
18.2%
365
Somewhat positive effect
14.8%
297
Very positive effect
9.0%
180
Very negative effect
7.2%
145
Don’t know
4.4%
88
Prefer not to say
3.4%
68

q18_4 q18 - To what extent does the pay you receive for your work impact the following, if at all? Your levels of anxiety

Base: 2003
No effect
29.9%
599
Somewhat negative effect
29.4%
589
Very negative effect
17.6%
353
Somewhat positive effect
14.1%
282
Very positive effect
6.5%
130
Don’t know
1.7%
34
Prefer not to say
0.8%
16

q18_5 q18 - To what extent does the pay you receive for your work impact the following, if at all? Your quality of sleep

Base: 2003
No effect
33.2%
664
Somewhat negative effect
28.1%
562
Very negative effect
14.6%
292
Somewhat positive effect
13.7%
275
Very positive effect
8.7%
175
Don’t know
1.1%
23
Prefer not to say
0.6%
12

q18_6 q18 - To what extent does the pay you receive for your work impact the following, if at all? Your physical health

Base: 2003
No effect
39.1%
783
Somewhat negative effect
24.4%
488
Somewhat positive effect
15.7%
314
Very negative effect
10.5%
210
Very positive effect
8.0%
160
Don’t know
1.7%
35
Prefer not to say
0.6%
13

q18_7 q18 - To what extent does the pay you receive for your work impact the following, if at all? Your mental health

Base: 2003
Somewhat negative effect
28.6%
573
No effect
28.4%
568
Very negative effect
16.5%
331
Somewhat positive effect
15.1%
303
Very positive effect
9.0%
181
Don’t know
1.6%
32
Prefer not to say
0.7%
15

q18_8 q18 - To what extent does the pay you receive for your work impact the following, if at all? The quality of housing that you can afford

Base: 2003
No effect
33.5%
671
Somewhat negative effect
25.6%
512
Somewhat positive effect
16.1%
323
Very negative effect
13.8%
276
Very positive effect
7.9%
159
Don’t know
2.3%
46
Prefer not to say
0.8%
16

q19_1 q19 - How does the pay you receive for your work affect the following, if at all? Your children’s overall quality of life

Base: 948
No effect
38.0%
360
Somewhat positive effect
19.7%
187
Somewhat negative effect
18.8%
178
Very positive effect
13.8%
131
Very negative effect
6.6%
63
Don’t know
2.0%
19
Prefer not to say
1.1%
10

q19_2 q19 - How does the pay you receive for your work affect the following, if at all? Your relationships with your children

Base: 948
No effect
44.6%
423
Somewhat positive effect
19.4%
184
Very positive effect
13.9%
132
Somewhat negative effect
13.2%
125
Very negative effect
6.4%
61
Don’t know
1.4%
13
Prefer not to say
1.1%
10

q19_3 q19 - How does the pay you receive for your work affect the following, if at all? Your children’s nutrition

Base: 948
No effect
42.7%
405
Somewhat positive effect
18.0%
171
Somewhat negative effect
17.5%
166
Very positive effect
13.9%
132
Very negative effect
5.1%
48
Don’t know
1.6%
15
Prefer not to say
1.2%
11

q19_4 q19 - How does the pay you receive for your work affect the following, if at all? Your children’s physical health

Base: 948
No effect
47.3%
448
Somewhat positive effect
17.1%
162
Very positive effect
13.7%
130
Somewhat negative effect
12.8%
121
Very negative effect
6.2%
59
Don’t know
1.9%
18
Prefer not to say
1.1%
10

q19_5 q19 - How does the pay you receive for your work affect the following, if at all? Your children’s mental health

Base: 948
No effect
47.0%
446
Somewhat positive effect
15.5%
147
Somewhat negative effect
15.3%
145
Very positive effect
12.9%
122
Very negative effect
5.7%
54
Don’t know
2.2%
21
Prefer not to say
1.4%
13

q19_6 q19 - How does the pay you receive for your work affect the following, if at all? Your children’s ability to socialise with others

Base: 948
No effect
41.9%
397
Somewhat positive effect
19.5%
185
Somewhat negative effect
17.4%
165
Very positive effect
12.1%
115
Very negative effect
6.5%
62
Don’t know
1.6%
15
Prefer not to say
0.9%
9

q19_7 q19 - How does the pay you receive for your work affect the following, if at all? Your children’s ability to take part in extracurricular activities

Base: 948
No effect
34.7%
329
Somewhat negative effect
22.2%
210
Somewhat positive effect
19.7%
187
Very positive effect
13.0%
123
Very negative effect
8.0%
76
Don’t know
1.6%
15
Prefer not to say
0.8%
8

q20_1 q20 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what impact, if any, would this have on the following? Your overall quality of life

Base: 2003
Would improve somewhat
41.3%
827
Would improve a lot
25.6%
512
Would not improve that much
19.5%
390
Would not improve at all
7.8%
157
Don’t know
4.7%
94
Prefer not to say
1.1%
23

q20_2 q20 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what impact, if any, would this have on the following? Your relationships with close friends and family

Base: 2003
Would improve somewhat
36.8%
737
Would not improve that much
22.4%
448
Would improve a lot
18.6%
372
Would not improve at all
11.7%
235
Don’t know
9.2%
185
Prefer not to say
1.3%
26

q20_3 q20 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what impact, if any, would this have on the following? Your relationship with your partner

Base: 2003
Would improve somewhat
34.6%
694
Would improve a lot
20.4%
409
Would not improve that much
20.3%
406
Don’t know
11.2%
225
Would not improve at all
10.3%
207
Prefer not to say
3.1%
62

q20_4 q20 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what impact, if any, would this have on the following? Your relationship with your children

Base: 2003
Would improve somewhat
29.3%
586
Would not improve that much
20.1%
402
Would improve a lot
18.4%
369
Don’t know
17.0%
340
Would not improve at all
11.3%
226
Prefer not to say
4.0%
80

q20_5 q20 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what impact, if any, would this have on the following? Your levels of anxiety

Base: 2003
Would improve somewhat
40.8%
817
Would improve a lot
21.9%
438
Would not improve that much
20.7%
415
Would not improve at all
9.1%
182
Don’t know
6.4%
129
Prefer not to say
1.1%
22

q20_6 q20 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what impact, if any, would this have on the following? Your quality of sleep

Base: 2003
Would improve somewhat
36.7%
735
Would improve a lot
23.1%
462
Would not improve that much
21.4%
429
Would not improve at all
10.8%
217
Don’t know
6.7%
135
Prefer not to say
1.2%
25

q20_7 q20 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what impact, if any, would this have on the following? Your physical health

Base: 2003
Would improve somewhat
35.3%
708
Would not improve that much
23.1%
463
Would improve a lot
20.6%
412
Would not improve at all
13.0%
261
Don’t know
6.9%
139
Prefer not to say
1.0%
20

q20_8 q20 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what impact, if any, would this have on the following? Your mental health

Base: 2003
Would improve somewhat
40.9%
820
Would improve a lot
23.2%
465
Would not improve that much
19.1%
383
Would not improve at all
8.7%
175
Don’t know
6.7%
134
Prefer not to say
1.3%
26

q20_9 q20 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what impact, if any, would this have on the following? The quality of housing that you can afford

Base: 2003
Would improve somewhat
34.7%
695
Would not improve that much
23.1%
463
Would improve a lot
21.9%
439
Would not improve at all
11.9%
238
Don’t know
6.8%
137
Prefer not to say
1.5%
31

q21_1 q21 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what effect, if any, would this have on the following? Your children’s overall quality of life

Base: 948
Would improve somewhat
38.2%
362
Would improve a lot
26.1%
247
Would not improve that much
21.3%
202
Would not improve at all
8.3%
79
Don’t know
5.0%
47
Prefer not to say
1.2%
11

q21_2 q21 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what effect, if any, would this have on the following? Your relationships with your children

Base: 948
Would improve somewhat
35.0%
332
Would improve a lot
24.3%
230
Would not improve that much
22.3%
211
Would not improve at all
10.7%
101
Don’t know
6.3%
60
Prefer not to say
1.5%
14

q21_3 q21 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what effect, if any, would this have on the following? Your children’s nutrition

Base: 948
Would improve somewhat
34.6%
328
Would improve a lot
26.1%
247
Would not improve that much
22.4%
212
Would not improve at all
9.9%
94
Don’t know
5.9%
56
Prefer not to say
1.2%
11

q21_4 q21 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what effect, if any, would this have on the following? Your children’s physical health

Base: 948
Would improve somewhat
35.0%
332
Would improve a lot
24.1%
228
Would not improve that much
23.0%
218
Would not improve at all
10.2%
97
Don’t know
6.6%
63
Prefer not to say
1.1%
10

q21_5 q21 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what effect, if any, would this have on the following? Your children’s mental health

Base: 948
Would improve somewhat
36.3%
344
Would improve a lot
23.0%
218
Would not improve that much
22.9%
217
Would not improve at all
9.3%
88
Don’t know
7.5%
71
Prefer not to say
1.1%
10

q21_6 q21 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what effect, if any, would this have on the following? Your children’s ability to socialise with others

Base: 948
Would improve somewhat
37.8%
358
Would improve a lot
23.2%
220
Would not improve that much
21.6%
205
Would not improve at all
9.2%
87
Don’t know
7.1%
67
Prefer not to say
1.2%
11

q21_7 q21 - If your wage increased to match the real Living Wage (£14.80 per hour in London, £13.45 per hour elsewhere), what effect, if any, would this have on the following? Your children’s ability to take part in extracurricular activities

Base: 948
Would improve somewhat
38.2%
362
Would improve a lot
25.7%
244
Would not improve that much
21.3%
202
Would not improve at all
9.0%
85
Don’t know
4.6%
44
Prefer not to say
1.2%
11

HumanityQ Thank you for your responses. Please can you prove your humanity by selecting “I am a human” below:

Base: 2003
I am a human
98.8%
1979
I am not a human
0.6%
12
Don't know
0.6%
12

SurveyFeedback_1 SurveyFeedback - Thank you for taking this survey.If you wish, you can leave any feedback you may have about the survey here.

Base: 286
100.0%
286

SurveyFeedback_2 SurveyFeedback - Thank you for taking this survey.If you wish, you can leave any feedback you may have about the survey here. No feedback

Base: 1717
No feedback
100.0%
1717

QStatus *Hidden* to store all statuses for tracking and ease of redirecting.

Base: 2003
Completed
100.0%
2003