Provisional: live fieldwork, 2502 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.
Age
18-24
260/240⚠
25-34
691/450⚠
35-44
497/450⚠
45-54
333/378
55-64
366/360⚠
65+
355/483
Sex
Female
1341/1300⚠
Male
1161/1300
Region
North West
?/231
North East
?/84
Yorkshire and the Humber
?/168
East of England
?/189
West Midlands
?/188
East Midlands
?/147
Wales
?/150
Scotland
?/160
South East
?/294
London
?/300
South West
?/189
Northern Ireland
?/150
aehhinc
£0 - £19,999
659/441⚠
£20,000 - £39,999
777/861
£40,000+
1066/840⚠
se_group
ABC1
1568/1400⚠
C2DE
934/924⚠
hiqual
No Qualifications / Level 1
396/798
Level 2 / Apprenticeship / Other
569/500⚠
Level 3
185/252
Level 4+
1352/900⚠
qEthnicity
White
2145/2200
Asian/British Asian
120/200
Black/African/Caribbean/Black British
164/150⚠
Mixed/multiple ethnic groups
48/50
Other ethnic group
10/50
Device_1 Device - ** HIDDEN QUESTION TO STORE: Store device type ** Desktop
Base: 674
Desktop
100.0%
674
Device_2 Device - ** HIDDEN QUESTION TO STORE: Store device type ** Mobile
Base: 1828
Mobile
100.0%
1828
Sex What is your sex?
Base: 2502
Female
53.6%
1341
Male
46.4%
1161
Country In which country do you currently live?
Base: 2502
England
78.6%
1966
Wales
9.6%
240
Scotland
7.2%
181
Northern Ireland
4.6%
115
Region_A *** Autocoding Scotland or Northern Ireland or Wales
Base: 536
Wales
44.8%
240
Scotland
33.8%
181
Northern Ireland
21.5%
115
Region_B These are the regions of England. Which Region do you live in?
Base: 1965
London
21.2%
417
North West
14.7%
288
South East
12.2%
240
East of England
11.2%
221
West Midlands
10.5%
206
South West
9.4%
185
Yorkshire and the Humber
8.6%
169
East Midlands
7.2%
141
North East
5.0%
98
Region_C *** Region
Base: 2501
London
16.7%
417
North West
11.5%
288
Wales
9.6%
240
South East
9.6%
240
East of England
8.8%
221
West Midlands
8.2%
206
South West
7.4%
185
Scotland
7.2%
181
Yorkshire and the Humber
6.8%
169
East Midlands
5.6%
141
Northern Ireland
4.6%
115
North East
3.9%
98
london_borough Which borough do you live in?
Base: 417
City of London
43.2%
180
Westminster
4.3%
18
Enfield
2.9%
12
Greenwich
2.9%
12
Newham
2.6%
11
Islington
2.4%
10
Redbridge
2.4%
10
Southwark
2.4%
10
Waltham Forest
2.4%
10
Hackney
2.2%
9
Brent
1.9%
8
Ealing
1.9%
8
Hillingdon
1.9%
8
Kensington and Chelsea
1.9%
8
Lewisham
1.9%
8
Richmond upon Thames
1.9%
8
Barnet
1.7%
7
Havering
1.7%
7
Lambeth
1.7%
7
Sutton
1.7%
7
Tower Hamlets
1.7%
7
Camden
1.4%
6
Hounslow
1.4%
6
Croydon
1.2%
5
Hammersmith and Fulham
1.2%
5
Kingston upon Thames
1.2%
5
Merton
1.2%
5
Barking and Dagenham
1.0%
4
Bromley
1.0%
4
Harrow
1.0%
4
Wandsworth
1.0%
4
Bexley
0.5%
2
Haringey
0.5%
2
la_east_mids Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 141
Nottinghamshire
16.3%
23
Leicestershire
15.6%
22
Nottingham
12.8%
18
Derby
11.3%
16
Lincolnshire
11.3%
16
Derbyshire
10.6%
15
Leicester
8.5%
12
North Northamptonshire
6.4%
9
West Northamptonshire
6.4%
9
Rutland
0.7%
1
la_south_east Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 240
Kent
21.2%
51
Hampshire
10.8%
26
Surrey
10.0%
24
Buckinghamshire
7.9%
19
Oxfordshire
7.9%
19
West Sussex
7.9%
19
East Sussex
7.1%
17
Brighton and Hove
6.2%
15
Portsmouth
4.2%
10
Southampton
3.3%
8
Milton Keynes
2.9%
7
Medway
2.5%
6
Isle of Wight
2.1%
5
Bracknell Forest
1.2%
3
Reading
1.2%
3
Wokingham
1.2%
3
Slough
0.8%
2
West Berkshire
0.8%
2
Windsor and Maidenhead
0.4%
1
la_east_england Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 221
Essex
22.6%
50
Cambridgeshire
17.2%
38
Norfolk
16.3%
36
Hertfordshire
14.9%
33
Suffolk
13.1%
29
Bedford
4.5%
10
Central Bedfordshire
3.6%
8
Luton
3.2%
7
Peterborough
2.3%
5
Thurrock
1.4%
3
Southend-on-Sea
0.9%
2
la_north_west Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 288
Manchester
28.5%
82
Lancashire
13.5%
39
Liverpool
11.5%
33
Cheshire West and Chester
4.5%
13
Cheshire East
3.8%
11
Bury
3.5%
10
Wigan
3.5%
10
Stockport
2.8%
8
Blackburn with Darwen
2.4%
7
Bolton
2.4%
7
Rochdale
2.4%
7
Sefton
2.4%
7
Blackpool
2.1%
6
St Helens
2.1%
6
Warrington
2.1%
6
Wirral
2.1%
6
Cumberland
1.7%
5
Oldham
1.7%
5
Salford
1.7%
5
Halton
1.4%
4
Trafford
1.4%
4
Westmorland and Furness
1.4%
4
Tameside
1.0%
3
la_north_east Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 98
County Durham
24.5%
24
Newcastle upon Tyne
17.3%
17
Northumberland
14.3%
14
Hartlepool
8.2%
8
Middlesbrough
8.2%
8
Sunderland
7.1%
7
North Tyneside
5.1%
5
Darlington
4.1%
4
Stockton-on-Tees
4.1%
4
Gateshead
3.1%
3
Redcar and Cleveland
3.1%
3
South Tyneside
1.0%
1
la_west_mids Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 206
Birmingham
37.9%
78
Staffordshire
11.2%
23
Coventry
9.7%
20
Worcestershire
8.3%
17
Dudley
5.3%
11
Shropshire
5.3%
11
Wolverhampton
4.4%
9
Stoke-on-Trent
3.4%
7
Sandwell
2.9%
6
Warwickshire
2.9%
6
Solihull
2.4%
5
Telford and Wrekin
2.4%
5
County of Herefordshire
1.9%
4
Walsall
1.9%
4
la_south_west Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 185
Devon
14.1%
26
City of Bristol
12.4%
23
Cornwall
12.4%
23
Somerset
9.7%
18
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
8.6%
16
Wiltshire
8.6%
16
Dorset
6.5%
12
Gloucestershire
6.5%
12
Plymouth
6.5%
12
Bath and North East Somerset
5.4%
10
Swindon
3.8%
7
North Somerset
2.7%
5
South Gloucestershire
1.6%
3
Isles of Scilly
0.5%
1
Torbay
0.5%
1
la_yorkshire_humber Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 169
Leeds
18.9%
32
Bradford
13.0%
22
Sheffield
13.0%
22
North Yorkshire
10.1%
17
East Riding of Yorkshire
8.9%
15
Wakefield
5.3%
9
Doncaster
4.1%
7
City of Kingston upon Hull
4.1%
7
York
4.1%
7
Kirklees
3.6%
6
North East Lincolnshire
3.6%
6
Calderdale
3.0%
5
North Lincolnshire
3.0%
5
Rotherham
3.0%
5
Barnsley
2.4%
4
scot_region Which electoral region of Scotland do you live in?
Base: 181
Glasgow
23.2%
42
North East Scotland
19.9%
36
Central Scotland
15.5%
28
West Scotland
13.8%
25
Lothian
11.0%
20
Mid Scotland and Fife
7.2%
13
South Scotland
5.5%
10
Highlands and Islands
3.9%
7
la_scotland Which council area do you live in?
Base: 181
City of Edinburgh
16.6%
30
Glasgow City
14.9%
27
Fife
7.2%
13
North Lanarkshire
7.2%
13
Aberdeen City
5.5%
10
North Ayrshire
5.5%
10
Aberdeenshire
5.0%
9
Dundee City
5.0%
9
Angus
3.9%
7
Highland
3.3%
6
South Lanarkshire
3.3%
6
West Lothian
3.3%
6
Dumfries and Galloway
2.8%
5
Scottish Borders
2.8%
5
Renfrewshire
2.2%
4
West Dunbartonshire
2.2%
4
East Dunbartonshire
1.7%
3
Moray
1.7%
3
Argyll and Bute
1.1%
2
East Ayrshire
1.1%
2
Perth and Kinross
1.1%
2
Clackmannanshire
0.6%
1
Inverclyde
0.6%
1
Midlothian
0.6%
1
Orkney Islands
0.6%
1
South Ayrshire
0.6%
1
la_wales In which local authority do you live?
Base: 240
Cardiff // Caerdydd
18.8%
45
Swansea // Abertawe
7.9%
19
Rhondda Cynon Taf // Rhondda Cynon Taf
7.5%
18
Vale of Glamorgan // Bro Morgannwg
6.7%
16
Carmarthenshire // Sir Gaerfyrddin
6.2%
15
Torfaen // Torfaen
5.4%
13
Pembrokeshire // Sir Benfro
5.0%
12
Conwy // Conwy
4.2%
10
Flintshire // Sir y Fflint
4.2%
10
Blaenau Gwent // Blaenau Gwent
3.8%
9
Bridgend // Pen-y-bont ar Ogwr
3.8%
9
Gwynedd // Gwynedd
3.8%
9
Denbighshire // Sir Ddinbych
3.3%
8
Newport // Casnewydd
3.3%
8
Merthyr Tydfil // Merthyr Tudful
2.9%
7
Powys // Powys
2.5%
6
Wrexham // Wrecsam
2.5%
6
Caerphilly // Caerffili
2.1%
5
Ceredigion // Ceredigion
2.1%
5
Neath Port Talbot // Castell-nedd Port Talbot
2.1%
5
Monmouthshire // Sir Fynwy
1.2%
3
Isle of Anglesey // Ynys Môn
0.8%
2
welsh_region **HIDDEN** Welsh Region From LA
Base: 240
South Wales Central
32.9%
79
North Wales
18.8%
45
South Wales East
18.8%
45
Mid and West Wales
15.8%
38
South Wales West
13.8%
33
la_northern_ireland Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 115
Belfast
24.3%
28
Antrim and Newtownabbey
14.8%
17
Ards and North Down
13.0%
15
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon
13.0%
15
Newry, Mourne and Down
7.8%
9
Mid and East Antrim
7.0%
8
Derry City and Strabane
6.1%
7
Fermanagh and Omagh
6.1%
7
Lisburn and Castlereagh
3.5%
4
Causeway Coast and Glens
2.6%
3
Mid Ulster
1.7%
2
computationaladults How many people aged 14 or over live in your household, including yourself?
Base: 2502
2
49.6%
1240
1 (only me)
20.7%
519
3
16.7%
419
4
9.8%
244
5
2.3%
58
6 or more
0.9%
22
computationalchildren How many children aged 13 or under live in your household?
Base: 2502
0 (no children aged 13 or under)
57.6%
1441
2
22.6%
565
1
16.5%
413
3
2.4%
60
4
0.8%
19
5
0.1%
2
6 or more
0.1%
2
HHinc Which of the following categories best describes your annual household income, including all benefits, but before tax is deducted?
Base: 2502
£20,000 - £29,999
13.8%
346
£30,000 - £39,999
12.0%
300
£100,000 - £149,999
11.8%
295
£40,000 - £49,999
8.1%
202
£10,000 - £14,999
6.8%
169
£50,000 - £59,999
6.6%
166
Less than £10,000
6.2%
156
£60,000 - £69,999
6.2%
156
£15,000 - £19,999
6.2%
155
£70,000 - £79,999
5.2%
131
£150,000 - £199,999
4.4%
109
£90,000 - £99,999
3.5%
88
£200,000 or more
3.2%
79
Prefer not to say
2.9%
73
£80,000 - £89,999
2.0%
49
Don't know
1.1%
28
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: 101
Less than £20,000
36.6%
37
Between £20,000 and £39,999
36.6%
37
Between £40,000 and £59,999
13.9%
14
£60,000 or more
12.9%
13
aehhinc The calculation needs to use computationalincome, computationaladults and computationalchildren
Base: 2502
£40,000+
42.6%
1066
£20,000 - £39,999
31.1%
777
£0 - £19,999
26.3%
659
emp1 Which of the following best describes your current employment status?
Base: 2502
Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
51.9%
1298
Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
13.6%
341
Retired
13.2%
331
Unable to work due to long-term illness or disability
4.5%
112
Unemployed
4.3%
107
Family carer / homemaker
4.2%
106
Self-employed
4.2%
105
Student
3.4%
84
Unpaid volunteer
0.7%
18
emp2 Are you currently also in any paid employment alongside your studies?
Base: 84
Not Employed
57.1%
48
Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
32.1%
27
Self Employed
7.1%
6
Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
3.6%
3
tenure Which of the following types of housing tenure best describes the accommodation you live in?
Base: 2502
Owned outright
41.2%
1032
Owned with a mortgage or loan
22.6%
565
Rented from private landlord or letting agency
14.9%
373
Rented from Council (Local Authority)
9.0%
226
Rented from housing association, housing co-operative, charitable trust, or registered social landlord
6.4%
159
Living rent free
2.6%
66
Shared ownership - with a mortgage and paying rent
1.5%
37
Other private rented
0.8%
20
Rented from a relative or friend of household member
0.7%
18
Tied accommodation (accommodation provided by employer of a household member)
0.2%
6
seg Which of the following best describes the current occupation of the chief income earner in your household?
Base: 2502
Higher managerial roles, administrative or professional
26.2%
655
Intermediate managerial roles, administrative or professional
20.0%
500
Supervisory or clerical and junior managerial roles, administrative or professional
16.5%
413
Skilled manual worker
9.9%
247
Pensioner
9.4%
234
Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker
9.0%
225
Unemployed
7.4%
185
Casual worker
1.7%
43
se_group *Hidden* Question for Socio-Economic Groups
Base: 2502
ABC1
62.7%
1568
C2DE
37.3%
934
qual_multi_1 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? No Qualifications
Base: 73
No Qualifications
100.0%
73
qual_multi_2 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Entry level qualification (e g entry level certificate, Skills for Life)
Base: 116
Entry level qualification (e g entry level certificate, Skills for Life)
100.0%
116
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: 158
Level 1 qualification (e g Level 1 basic / essential / functional skills, Music Grade 1, 2, or 3)
100.0%
158
qual_multi_4 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? A formal Apprenticeship
Base: 92
A formal Apprenticeship
100.0%
92
qual_multi_5 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? NVQs / GNVQs / RSA Diploma
Base: 242
NVQs / GNVQs / RSA Diploma
100.0%
242
qual_multi_6 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Standard Grade
Base: 47
Standard Grade
100.0%
47
qual_multi_7 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? GCSEs / O-Levels / CSEs
Base: 800
GCSEs / O-Levels / CSEs
100.0%
800
qual_multi_8 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Highers / Advanced Highers
Base: 100
Highers / Advanced Highers
100.0%
100
qual_multi_9 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? AS-Levels
Base: 93
AS-Levels
100.0%
93
qual_multi_10 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? A-Levels
Base: 425
A-Levels
100.0%
425
qual_multi_11 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? International Baccalaureate Diploma / Technical Baccalaureate Level 3
Base: 59
International Baccalaureate Diploma / Technical Baccalaureate Level 3
100.0%
59
qual_multi_12 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Higher National Certificate (HNC) / Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE)
Base: 71
Higher National Certificate (HNC) / Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE)
100.0%
71
qual_multi_13 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Higher National Diploma (HND) / Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Foundation Degree
Base: 127
Higher National Diploma (HND) / Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Foundation Degree
100.0%
127
qual_multi_14 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Professional Qualifications (e g Teaching, Nursing, Accountancy, Licentiateship)
Base: 157
Professional Qualifications (e g Teaching, Nursing, Accountancy, Licentiateship)
100.0%
157
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: 1113
Degree / Postgraduate Degree (e g BA, BSc, MA, MSc, MRes, MBA, PGCE, PGDip, PhD)
100.0%
1113
qual_multi_16 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Award
Base: 22
Award
100.0%
22
qual_multi_17 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Certificate (Other)
Base: 54
Certificate (Other)
100.0%
54
qual_multi_18 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Diploma (Other)
Base: 54
Diploma (Other)
100.0%
54
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: 62
Other (incl other work-related qualifications / vocational training, e g forklift operator training, construction skil
100.0%
62
qual_nvq At which level is your highest qualification for your NVQs/GNVQs/RSA Diploma?
Base: 242
NVQ Level 3 or an Advanced GNVQ or an RSA Advanced Diploma
44.2%
107
NVQ Level 2 or an Intermediate GNVQ or an RSA Diploma
33.9%
82
NVQ Level 4 or higher, or an RSA Higher Diploma
16.9%
41
NVQ Level 1 or a Foundation GNVQ
5.0%
12
qual_alevel_1 qual_alevel - How many of each of the following qualifications do you have? A-Levels
Base: 425
3
48.0%
204
2
27.3%
116
4+
15.5%
66
1
9.2%
39
qual_alevel_2 qual_alevel - How many of each of the following qualifications do you have? AS-Levels
Base: 93
1
30.1%
28
4+
26.9%
25
2
23.7%
22
3
19.4%
18
qual_gcse What is your highest level of attainment for your GCSEs/O-Levels/CSEs?
Base: 800
5 or more GCSEs (Grades A*-C) / O-Levels (Pass) / CSEs (Grade 1)
69.1%
553
1 or more GCSEs (any grade) / O-Levels / CSEs (any grade)
30.9%
247
qual_awd At which level is your highest qualification for your Award?
Base: 22
Level 3
36.4%
8
Level 4 or higher
31.8%
7
Level 2
13.6%
3
Entry level
9.1%
2
Level 1
9.1%
2
qual_cer At which level is your highest qualification for your Certificate (Other)?
Base: 54
Level 4 or higher
42.6%
23
Level 3
29.6%
16
Level 2
13.0%
7
Level 1
9.3%
5
Entry level
5.6%
3
qual_dip What qualification level is your Diploma?
Base: 54
Level 4 or higher
44.4%
24
Level 3
35.2%
19
Level 1
7.4%
4
Level 2
7.4%
4
Entry level
5.6%
3
qual_categories_hid_1 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) No Qualifications
Base: 73
No Qualifications
100.0%
73
qual_categories_hid_2 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Entry level
Base: 123
Entry level
100.0%
123
qual_categories_hid_3 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 1
Base: 454
Level 1
100.0%
454
qual_categories_hid_4 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 2
Base: 822
Level 2
100.0%
822
qual_categories_hid_5 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Apprenticeship
Base: 92
Apprenticeship
100.0%
92
qual_categories_hid_6 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Other
Base: 62
Other
100.0%
62
qual_categories_hid_7 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 3
Base: 292
Level 3
100.0%
292
qual_categories_hid_8 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 4+
Base: 1352
Level 4+
100.0%
1352
hiqual *Hidden* Highest level of qualification
Base: 2502
Level 4+
54.0%
1352
Level 2 / Apprenticeship / Other
22.7%
569
No Qualifications / Level 1
15.8%
396
Level 3
7.4%
185
redherring1 Are cats able to drive?If you're AI, say don't know.
Base: 2502
None of them can
96.6%
2417
Yes, all of them can
1.4%
36
Don't know
1.0%
26
Only some can
0.9%
23
Ethnicity What is your ethnic group?
Base: 2502
White
85.7%
2145
Black/African/Caribbean/Black British
6.6%
164
Asian/British Asian
4.8%
120
Mixed/multiple ethnic groups
1.9%
48
Prefer not to say
0.6%
15
Other ethnic group
0.4%
10
Ethnicity_White What is your ethnic group?
Base: 2145
English / Welsh / Scottish / Northern Irish / British
95.2%
2042
Other
2.7%
57
Irish
2.0%
43
Gypsy or Irish Traveller
0.1%
3
Ethnicity_Asian What is your ethnic group?
Base: 120
Indian
30.8%
37
Pakistani
28.3%
34
Chinese
19.2%
23
Any other Asian background
12.5%
15
Bangladeshi
9.2%
11
Ethnicity_Black What is your ethnic group?
Base: 164
African
69.5%
114
Caribbean
19.5%
32
Any other Black/African/Caribbean background
11.0%
18
Ethnicity_Mixed What is your ethnic group?
Base: 48
White and Black African
35.4%
17
White and Black Caribbean
29.2%
14
White and Asian
27.1%
13
Any other mixed / multiple ethnic background
8.3%
4
qEthnicity_A_1 qEthnicity_A - Ethnicity.a=White
Base: 2145
Ethnicity.a=White
100.0%
2145
qEthnicity_A_2 qEthnicity_A - Ethnicity.a=Asian/British Asian
Base: 120
Ethnicity.a=Asian/British Asian
100.0%
120
qEthnicity_A_3 qEthnicity_A - Ethnicity.a=Black/African/Caribbean/Black British
Base: 164
Ethnicity.a=Black/African/Caribbean/Black British
100.0%
164
qEthnicity_A_4 qEthnicity_A - Ethnicity.a=Mixed/multiple ethnic groups
Base: 48
Ethnicity.a=Mixed/multiple ethnic groups
100.0%
48
qEthnicity_A_5 qEthnicity_A - Ethnicity.a=Other ethnic group
Base: 10
Ethnicity.a=Other ethnic group
100.0%
10
qEthnicity_B_1 qEthnicity_B - Ethnicity.a=White
Base: 2145
Ethnicity.a=White
100.0%
2145
qEthnicity_B_2 qEthnicity_B - Ethnicity.a=Asian/British Asian
Base: 120
Ethnicity.a=Asian/British Asian
100.0%
120
qEthnicity_B_3 qEthnicity_B - Ethnicity.a=Black/African/Caribbean/Black British
Base: 151
Ethnicity.a=Black/African/Caribbean/Black British
100.0%
151
qEthnicity_B_4 qEthnicity_B - Ethnicity.a=Mixed/multiple ethnic groups
Base: 48
Ethnicity.a=Mixed/multiple ethnic groups
100.0%
48
qEthnicity_B_5 qEthnicity_B - Ethnicity.a=Other ethnic group
Base: 10
Ethnicity.a=Other ethnic group
100.0%
10
Religion What is your religion?
Base: 2502
Christian (including Church of England, Catholic, Protestant, and all other Christian denomination)
56.3%
1408
No religion
35.8%
896
Muslim
4.6%
114
Any other religion
1.3%
33
Hindu
0.8%
20
Jewish
0.5%
12
Sikh
0.4%
11
Buddhist
0.3%
8
qeu16 Thinking back to the EU referendum held on the 23rd June 2016, can you recall whether you voted in the referendum or not?
Base: 2074
I voted in the 2016 EU referendum
78.6%
1630
I did not vote in the 2016 EU referendum
18.9%
393
Don’t know
2.5%
51
eu16 How did you vote in the 2016 EU Referendum?
Base: 1630
Remain
54.9%
895
Leave
43.4%
707
Can’t remember
1.7%
28
qge24 Thinking back to the General Election held on the 4th July 2024, can you recall whether you voted in that election or not?
Base: 2502
I voted in the 2024 General Election
77.5%
1938
I did not vote for the 2024 General Election
19.7%
492
Can’t remember
2.9%
72
ge24 For which party did you vote in the 2024 General Election?
Base: 1938
Labour
43.9%
851
Conservative
19.8%
384
Reform UK
12.6%
244
Liberal Democrats
8.8%
171
Green Party
5.5%
106
Scottish National Party (SNP)
2.1%
40
Plaid Cymru
1.3%
25
Can’t remember
1.1%
22
Sinn Fein
1.0%
20
Another party
1.0%
19
Democratic Unionist Party
0.9%
18
Alliance
0.8%
15
UUP
0.6%
11
TUV
0.3%
6
SDLP
0.3%
5
PBP
0.1%
1
ltv If there were to be a general election, on a scale of 0 - 10, where 0 is would not vote and 10 is certain to vote, how likely would you be to vote?
Base: 2502
10 - Certain to vote
53.8%
1347
9
9.8%
245
8
8.2%
206
0 - Would not vote
8.0%
199
7
6.4%
160
5
5.1%
128
6
2.8%
69
1
1.6%
41
4
1.5%
38
2
1.4%
35
3
1.4%
34
gevi If there were a general election tomorrow, and there were candidates from all political parties standing in your constituency, for which party would you vote?
Base: 2303
Labour
26.8%
618
Reform UK
20.8%
479
Conservative
16.2%
374
Undecided
11.4%
263
Liberal Democrats
9.0%
208
Green Party
7.9%
182
Scottish National Party (SNP)
1.7%
40
Plaid Cymru
1.3%
31
Another party
1.2%
28
Sinn Fein
1.0%
22
Democratic Unionist Party
0.9%
20
Alliance
0.7%
17
UUP
0.5%
12
SDLP
0.2%
4
TUV
0.1%
3
PBP
0.1%
2
party_id Do you generally feel closer to one of the parties than the others? If so, which one?
Base: 2502
Labour
25.2%
630
I don’t feel close to any political party
22.9%
573
Reform UK
16.5%
412
Conservative
15.3%
382
Green Party
7.2%
180
Liberal Democrats
6.3%
157
Scottish National Party (SNP)
1.5%
37
Plaid Cymru
1.2%
29
Another party
1.0%
24
Sinn Fein
0.9%
22
Democratic Unionist Party
0.8%
21
Alliance
0.5%
13
UUP
0.5%
12
SDLP
0.2%
4
TUV
0.2%
4
PBP
0.1%
2
party_id_strength On a scale from 0-10, where 0 means “Not close at all” and 10 means “Very close”, how close do you feel towards ?
Base: 1905
10 - Very close
29.3%
558
8
20.7%
395
7
14.8%
281
9
14.6%
278
6
8.7%
165
5
5.1%
98
4
2.0%
39
2
1.5%
28
3
1.5%
28
0 - Not close at all
0.9%
17
1
0.6%
12
Don’t know
0.3%
6
ltv_parties_1 ltv_parties - Regardless of your current vote choice, how likely is it that you would ever vote for each of the following parties? Conservative
Base: 2497
0 - Very unlikely
29.9%
747
10 - Very likely
10.5%
261
5
9.5%
238
7
7.8%
194
8
7.5%
188
6
7.4%
185
2
6.4%
159
4
5.7%
142
9
5.2%
131
1
5.0%
126
3
5.0%
126
ltv_parties_2 ltv_parties - Regardless of your current vote choice, how likely is it that you would ever vote for each of the following parties? Labour
Base: 2497
0 - Very unlikely
30.9%
771
10 - Very likely
15.1%
376
5
8.4%
209
8
8.2%
205
7
7.2%
180
9
6.9%
172
6
6.4%
160
3
4.6%
116
4
4.4%
110
1
4.0%
101
2
3.9%
97
ltv_parties_3 ltv_parties - Regardless of your current vote choice, how likely is it that you would ever vote for each of the following parties? Liberal Democrats
Base: 2497
0 - Very unlikely
25.9%
647
5
13.7%
343
7
8.8%
220
6
8.7%
218
3
7.7%
192
4
7.1%
178
10 - Very likely
7.1%
177
8
6.8%
170
2
6.1%
153
1
4.5%
112
9
3.5%
87
ltv_parties_4 ltv_parties - Regardless of your current vote choice, how likely is it that you would ever vote for each of the following parties? Reform UK
Base: 2497
0 - Very unlikely
31.7%
792
10 - Very likely
14.4%
360
5
9.8%
244
8
7.8%
195
7
7.1%
177
4
6.2%
154
6
6.2%
154
9
5.2%
130
3
4.8%
120
2
4.1%
102
1
2.8%
69
ltv_parties_5 ltv_parties - Regardless of your current vote choice, how likely is it that you would ever vote for each of the following parties? Green Party
Base: 2497
0 - Very unlikely
26.8%
668
5
13.5%
338
7
8.6%
214
4
7.9%
198
6
7.9%
197
3
7.5%
188
10 - Very likely
7.5%
188
8
6.2%
155
2
6.1%
152
1
4.4%
109
9
3.6%
90
ltv_parties_6 ltv_parties - Regardless of your current vote choice, how likely is it that you would ever vote for each of the following parties? Scottish National Party
Base: 181
0 - Very unlikely
28.2%
51
10 - Very likely
16.0%
29
8
10.5%
19
7
8.8%
16
5
7.2%
13
4
6.1%
11
2
5.0%
9
6
5.0%
9
9
5.0%
9
1
4.4%
8
3
3.9%
7
ltv_parties_7 ltv_parties - Regardless of your current vote choice, how likely is it that you would ever vote for each of the following parties? Plaid Cymru
Base: 240
0 - Very unlikely
31.2%
75
5
12.1%
29
10 - Very likely
9.2%
22
8
7.9%
19
6
7.5%
18
2
6.7%
16
4
6.7%
16
1
5.4%
13
7
5.4%
13
3
4.2%
10
9
3.8%
9
dq22_1 dq22 - For each of the following pairs of statements, select which best reflects your view about immigration: Immigration is good for the UK economyImmigration is bad for the UK economy
Base: 2497
Statement 1 is closest to my view
52.2%
1303
Statement 2 is closest to my view
47.8%
1194
dq22_2 dq22 - For each of the following pairs of statements, select which best reflects your view about immigration: Immigration is good for UK culture and way of lifeImmigration is bad for UK culture and way of life
Base: 2497
Statement 1 is closest to my view
51.5%
1286
Statement 2 is closest to my view
48.5%
1211
dq22_3 dq22 - For each of the following pairs of statements, select which best reflects your view about immigration: Immigration is good for public services such as schools and the NHSImmigration is bad for public services such as schools and the NHS
Base: 2497
Statement 1 is closest to my view
53.2%
1328
Statement 2 is closest to my view
46.8%
1169
dq22_4 dq22 - For each of the following pairs of statements, select which best reflects your view about immigration: Immigration is good for life in the UK overallImmigration is bad for life in the UK overall
Base: 2497
Statement 1 is closest to my view
53.8%
1344
Statement 2 is closest to my view
46.2%
1153
dq12 On the scale below (1-4), where would you place yourself between these two statements?
Base: 2497
1 - Diversity of cultures and backgrounds makes a country stronger
28.2%
703
4 - Too much diversity of cultures and backgrounds weakens a country’s unity
25.8%
644
2
23.3%
582
3
22.7%
568
dq14_1 dq14 - For each of the pairs of statements below, please indicate which statement reflects your own view more: 1. The government should take primary responsibility for solving society’s problems, even if that limits what individuals and communities c
Base: 2497
Statement 1 reflects my view somewhat
38.5%
962
Statement 2 reflects my view somewhat
27.2%
680
Statement 1 reflects my view strongly
23.9%
596
Statement 2 reflects my view strongly
10.4%
259
dq14_2 dq14 - For each of the pairs of statements below, please indicate which statement reflects your own view more: 1. The UK benefits from allowing more immigration, even if that changes the make-up of communities. 2. The UK should reduce immigration, even
Base: 2497
Statement 2 reflects my view somewhat
27.8%
693
Statement 1 reflects my view somewhat
27.6%
688
Statement 2 reflects my view strongly
24.7%
617
Statement 1 reflects my view strongly
20.0%
499
dq17 In the future, do you think AI technologies are more likely to…
Base: 2497
Somewhat improve working conditions
23.9%
598
Make little difference either way
21.3%
532
Somewhat worsen working conditions
19.9%
496
Greatly improve working conditions and strengthen workers’ rights
17.5%
438
Greatly worsen working conditions and weaken workers’ rights
17.3%
433
d1 The UK government has announced plans to introduce a national digital ID scheme by 2029 to make it easier to prove who you are when accessing public services and in the wider economy. To what extent do you support or oppose the introduction of a n
Base: 2497
Strongly oppose
23.4%
584
Somewhat support
22.2%
555
Strongly support
20.7%
516
Neither support nor oppose
18.6%
464
Somewhat oppose
12.7%
317
Don't know
2.4%
61
q4 Throughout this survey we will ask you to think about ‘your local area’. When answering, please consider your local area to be the area within 15 – 20 minutes walking distance from your home.How long have you lived in your local area?
Base: 2502
21+ years
36.6%
915
5 years
8.2%
205
10 years
7.0%
176
4 years
5.8%
145
3 years
5.4%
136
2 years
4.3%
108
6 years
3.9%
97
7 years
3.0%
76
15 years
2.9%
73
20 years
2.9%
72
8 years
2.8%
70
Less than a year
2.2%
55
1 year
2.1%
52
9 years
2.0%
51
12 years
1.9%
48
11 years
1.7%
42
18 years
1.7%
42
13 years
1.5%
38
19 years
1.2%
31
16 years
1.0%
26
17 years
0.9%
23
14 years
0.8%
21
q5 How many children in your household attend a state-run school in your local area?
Base: 2502
0
55.6%
1392
2
22.9%
572
1
16.0%
401
3
3.4%
86
4+
2.0%
51
q7 How often do you visit or use council-run leisure services and sports facilities in your local area?
Base: 2502
Never
20.9%
523
A few times a week
16.5%
413
About once a week
15.9%
398
Hardly ever
15.1%
379
About once a month
8.9%
223
A few times a year
8.6%
216
About once a fortnight
7.3%
183
Daily
3.2%
81
Not sure
2.2%
54
About once a year
1.3%
32
q9 How often do you visit or use parks in your local area?
Base: 2502
A few times a week
23.3%
584
About once a week
20.3%
508
About once a fortnight
11.8%
294
About once a month
10.7%
268
A few times a year
10.3%
257
Hardly ever
7.9%
198
Daily
7.6%
189
Never
6.0%
150
Not sure
1.1%
28
About once a year
1.0%
26
q12 Do you think that local services have declined or improved in your local area in recent years?
Base: 2502
Declined somewhat
26.5%
663
Stayed about the same
26.1%
652
Improved somewhat
17.1%
427
Declined a lot
15.4%
386
Improved a lot
11.2%
281
Don’t know
3.7%
93
q13 You said that local services have declined in your local area in recent years. Who do you think is the most responsible for this?
Base: 1049
Both are equally responsible
45.8%
480
Local councils
31.0%
325
The Government
20.9%
219
Neither are responsible
1.6%
17
Don't know
0.8%
8
q17 Who do you trust the most to make decisions about how services are delivered in your local area?
Base: 2502
Your local council
46.0%
1152
Neither
30.7%
769
The government
18.1%
452
Don't know
5.2%
129
q18 Who do you trust the most to make decisions about how services are provided in your local area?
Base: 2502
Local Councillors
52.7%
1318
None of the above
27.9%
699
Members of Parliament
12.6%
315
Government ministers
6.8%
170
q19 Who do you trust the most to deliver services to your local area?
Base: 2501
Your local council
48.4%
1211
None of the above
15.8%
394
The government
14.3%
358
A private company
11.1%
278
Don't know
10.4%
260
q20 Who do you think is best placed to implement practical local steps to combat the effects of climate change in the local area?
Base: 2502
Your local council
30.1%
752
The government
30.0%
750
Don't know
14.5%
363
A private company
13.5%
338
None of the above
12.0%
299
q22_1 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? Waste and Recycling collection
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
76.6%
1917
Should not be a priority
17.1%
428
Don't know
6.3%
157
q22_2 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? School meals
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
67.1%
1679
Should not be a priority
24.4%
610
Don't know
8.5%
213
q22_3 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? Leisure and sports facilities
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
47.6%
1190
Should not be a priority
42.6%
1067
Don't know
9.8%
245
q22_4 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? Parks
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
63.2%
1581
Should not be a priority
29.3%
734
Don't know
7.5%
187
q22_5 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? Street cleaning
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
77.3%
1933
Should not be a priority
17.6%
440
Don't know
5.2%
129
q22_6 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? Lighting
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
73.9%
1848
Should not be a priority
20.0%
500
Don't know
6.2%
154
q22_7 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? Road maintenance
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
84.4%
2111
Should not be a priority
11.2%
281
Don't know
4.4%
110
q22_8 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? Footpath maintenance
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
69.0%
1726
Should not be a priority
25.5%
637
Don't know
5.6%
139
q22_9 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? Winter maintenance
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
71.5%
1788
Should not be a priority
21.3%
534
Don't know
7.2%
180
q22_10 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? Affordable Housing
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
74.4%
1862
Should not be a priority
18.6%
466
Don't know
7.0%
174
q22_11 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? Local climate change action
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
58.6%
1465
Should not be a priority
31.7%
794
Don't know
9.7%
243
q22_12 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? Children's social services
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
77.1%
1928
Should not be a priority
16.0%
400
Don't know
7.0%
174
q22_13 q22 - If the local government was making cuts to public services, should the following be a priority toprotect? Adults social care
Base: 2502
Should be a priority
75.5%
1890
Should not be a priority
17.9%
447
Don't know
6.6%
165
q23 In some towns and cities, various schemes designed to reduce congestion and emissions from cars have been introduced, sometimes known as Low-traffic neighbourhoods. Other schemes such us Ultra-low emission zone and congestion charge have been int
Base: 2502
Somewhat support
31.4%
785
Strongly support
26.1%
652
Neither support nor oppose
21.6%
540
Strongly oppose
8.6%
216
Somewhat oppose
8.4%
209
Don’t know
4.0%
100
q24 To what extent do you support or oppose councils introducing policies and schemes that are designed to directly address air pollution and improve health?
Base: 2502
Somewhat support
34.3%
858
Strongly support
32.0%
801
Neither support nor oppose
20.6%
515
Somewhat oppose
5.4%
136
Strongly oppose
4.1%
103
Don’t know
3.6%
89
qx2 In some areas, local hotels or houses of multiple occupation (HMOs) have been used to provide accommodation under contract to the Home Office — for example, for asylum seekers or others in temporary need of housing.As far as you know, has this
Base: 2502
Yes
41.6%
1040
Not sure
30.1%
753
No
28.3%
709
qx3 Overall, how well do you think the situation has been managed in your local area?
Base: 1043
Fairly well
35.2%
367
Very well
25.8%
269
Not at all well
18.9%
197
Not very well
16.1%
168
Don’t know
4.0%
42
qx5 Overall, do you feel that your council has provided enough information to local residents about decisions involving this type of accommodation?
Base: 2502
No, very little or none
37.3%
932
Some information, but not enough
25.2%
631
Yes, definitely
22.0%
551
Don’t know
15.5%
388
qy1_1 qy1 - When you hear about “economic growth” in your local area, which of the following comes to mind most? (Select up to two) More local jobs
Base: 1235
More local jobs
100.0%
1235
qy1_2 qy1 - When you hear about “economic growth” in your local area, which of the following comes to mind most? (Select up to two) Higher wages for local people
Base: 771
Higher wages for local people
100.0%
771
qy1_3 qy1 - When you hear about “economic growth” in your local area, which of the following comes to mind most? (Select up to two) More new housing or development
Base: 771
More new housing or development
100.0%
771
qy1_4 qy1 - When you hear about “economic growth” in your local area, which of the following comes to mind most? (Select up to two) New or improved shops and businesses
Base: 957
New or improved shops and businesses
100.0%
957
qy1_5 qy1 - When you hear about “economic growth” in your local area, which of the following comes to mind most? (Select up to two) Better council services or local investment
Base: 758
Better council services or local investment
100.0%
758
qy1_6 qy1 - When you hear about “economic growth” in your local area, which of the following comes to mind most? (Select up to two) More visitors and tourism
Base: 481
More visitors and tourism
100.0%
481
qy1_7 qy1 - When you hear about “economic growth” in your local area, which of the following comes to mind most? (Select up to two) Other (please specify)
Base: 30
Other (please specify)
100.0%
30
qy3 Which of the following do you think should be the main goal of economic growth in your local area?
Base: 2502
Creating good jobs for local residents
26.9%
673
Improving public services and infrastructure
23.9%
597
Supporting small and local businesses
21.9%
547
Bringing in new investment from outside the area
13.0%
325
Reducing inequality between areas
9.4%
234
Don’t know
4.6%
115
Other (please specify)
0.4%
11
qz1 Before today, had you heard that free school breakfasts are being made available in some schools?
Base: 2502
Yes, but I don’t know anyone personally who receives them
50.6%
1265
Yes, and I know children who receive them
29.6%
741
No, I hadn’t heard of this
15.7%
394
Not sure
4.1%
102
qz2 How important do you think it is for councils to make sure children have access to a free breakfast at school?
Base: 2502
Very important
50.7%
1268
Fairly important
31.3%
782
Not very important
8.4%
211
Don’t know
4.9%
122
Not at all important
4.8%
119
qz4 How well informed do you feel about what your local council provides for children and families — such as free school meals or breakfasts?
Base: 2502
Fairly well informed
31.3%
782
Not very well informed
25.5%
639
Very well informed
18.9%
472
Not at all informed
17.1%
427
Don’t know
7.3%
182
P1 Private jet fares are generally much more expensive than fares on commercial airlines (i.e. British Airways, EasyJet) and typically produce much higher emissions per passenger. Private jet passengers pay little or no passenger tax, while passen
Base: 2502
Private jet passengers should pay more tax than passengers on commercial airlines
53.5%
1339
Private jet passengers should pay the same tax as passengers on commercial airlines
24.8%
620
Don’t know
12.7%
318
Private jet passengers should pay less tax than passengers on commercial airlines
9.0%
225
P2 Which of the following statements best reflects your view?
Base: 2502
Taxes on private jets should be increased to help fund public services (i.e. NHS, public transport)
66.7%
1669
Taxes on private jets should not be increased, and the government should look for other ways to fund public services (i.
22.4%
561
Don't know
10.9%
272
P3 Drivers pay fuel duty on every litre of petrol or diesel they buy. Typically, private jet users pay none on the fuel they burn.Which of the following statements comes closest to your view?
Base: 2502
Private jets should pay a higher rate of fuel duty than cars
53.6%
1340
Private jets should pay the same rate of fuel duty as cars
20.5%
513
Don’t know
9.7%
242
Private jets should pay a lower rate of fuel duty than cars
8.6%
215
Private jets should remain exempt from fuel duty
7.7%
192
q1D38 The UK government is considering plans to introduce a mandatory digital ID system. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose this plan?
Base: 2502
Strongly oppose
25.6%
641
Somewhat support
21.7%
542
Strongly support
18.4%
460
Neither support nor oppose
17.6%
441
Somewhat oppose
13.6%
340
Don't know
3.1%
78
q2D38_1 q2D38 - Thinking about this proposed digital ID system, please say how concerned or unconcerned are you about each of the following possible issues: Personal privacy being reduced.
Base: 2502
Very concerned
45.5%
1139
Somewhat concerned
27.5%
689
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
14.1%
354
Somewhat unconcerned
7.2%
179
Very unconcerned
3.4%
85
Don’t know
2.2%
56
q2D38_2 q2D38 - Thinking about this proposed digital ID system, please say how concerned or unconcerned are you about each of the following possible issues: The risk of your data being exposed in a large-scale security breach or cyber-attack.
Base: 2502
Very concerned
49.1%
1229
Somewhat concerned
30.8%
771
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
11.7%
293
Somewhat unconcerned
4.3%
107
Don’t know
2.2%
54
Very unconcerned
1.9%
48
q2D38_3 q2D38 - Thinking about this proposed digital ID system, please say how concerned or unconcerned are you about each of the following possible issues: The risk of the government itself mismanaging the project or failing to keep your data secure.
Base: 2502
Very concerned
47.4%
1185
Somewhat concerned
30.6%
766
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
13.1%
329
Somewhat unconcerned
4.4%
111
Don’t know
2.4%
60
Very unconcerned
2.0%
51
q2D38_4 q2D38 - Thinking about this proposed digital ID system, please say how concerned or unconcerned are you about each of the following possible issues: The system requiring you to store sensitive biometric data like your fingerprints.
Base: 2502
Very concerned
41.4%
1035
Somewhat concerned
28.9%
723
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
14.6%
365
Somewhat unconcerned
7.5%
188
Very unconcerned
5.1%
128
Don’t know
2.5%
63
q2D38_5 q2D38 - Thinking about this proposed digital ID system, please say how concerned or unconcerned are you about each of the following possible issues: The potential for the ID to be used for 'on-the-spot' identity checks by police.
Base: 2502
Very concerned
35.3%
884
Somewhat concerned
27.3%
682
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
18.3%
458
Very unconcerned
8.6%
214
Somewhat unconcerned
8.4%
209
Don’t know
2.2%
55
q2D38_6 q2D38 - Thinking about this proposed digital ID system, please say how concerned or unconcerned are you about each of the following possible issues: The risk of an error leading to you being incorrectly denied access to services or employment.
Base: 2502
Very concerned
43.6%
1092
Somewhat concerned
30.7%
769
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
14.1%
352
Somewhat unconcerned
6.2%
156
Very unconcerned
2.8%
71
Don’t know
2.5%
62
q2D38_7 q2D38 - Thinking about this proposed digital ID system, please say how concerned or unconcerned are you about each of the following possible issues: The system being difficult to use for older people or those without a smartphone.
Base: 2502
Very concerned
44.5%
1114
Somewhat concerned
32.9%
822
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
13.5%
337
Somewhat unconcerned
4.7%
117
Very unconcerned
2.4%
60
Don’t know
2.1%
52
q2D38_8 q2D38 - Thinking about this proposed digital ID system, please say how concerned or unconcerned are you about each of the following possible issues: The overall cost to the taxpayer of building and maintaining the system.
Base: 2502
Very concerned
42.1%
1054
Somewhat concerned
32.5%
814
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
15.7%
392
Somewhat unconcerned
4.6%
115
Very unconcerned
2.8%
71
Don’t know
2.2%
56
q3D38 Thinking ahead to the upcoming budget, which of the following do you most want to see?
Base: 2502
Specific measures that help ordinary people with the cost of living
53.8%
1345
Increased funding for public services such as the NHS
24.0%
600
Keeping tax levels where they currently are
15.5%
388
Don’t know
6.8%
169
q4D38 Which of the following statements comes closest to your view:
Base: 2502
The Chancellor should use the budget to ease the cost of living for ordinary people even if that means breaking fiscal r
65.0%
1626
The Chancellor should stick to the fiscal rules she has set, even if that means the Government cannot take action to hel
22.3%
558
Don’t know
12.7%
318
q5D38_1 q5D38 - To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements: I would support tax rises in the Budget that are proportionate to wealth, with those who have the most paying more, and those with the least being least affected.
Base: 2502
Somewhat agree
33.7%
843
Strongly agree
33.6%
841
Neither agree nor disagree
16.6%
415
Somewhat disagree
6.6%
164
Strongly disagree
6.0%
151
Don’t know
3.5%
88
q5D38_2 q5D38 - To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements: I would be willing to pay more in tax to better fund the NHS, so long as the wealthiest contribute their fair share.
Base: 2502
Somewhat agree
31.5%
788
Strongly agree
28.2%
706
Neither agree nor disagree
19.5%
487
Somewhat disagree
9.0%
226
Strongly disagree
8.8%
221
Don’t know
3.0%
74
q6D38 Researchers say abolishing the two-child limit would be the quickest and most cost-effective way to lift hundreds of thousands of children out of poverty. However, some people say this would be too expensive and unfair to families without child
Base: 2502
Neither support nor oppose
24.1%
604
Strongly oppose
17.9%
447
Somewhat support
16.9%
424
Somewhat oppose
16.9%
424
Strongly support
16.6%
415
Don't know
7.5%
188
l1 Fox hunting was banned in 2004. Trail hunting, where hounds follow a scent trail rather than a live animal, is still legal. Instead of chasing live animals, hounds follow a scent - often from a fox or hare - that is pre-laid in advance.Trail hunti
Base: 2502
Trail hunting should be illegal
52.4%
1310
Trail hunting should be legal
30.7%
768
Don’t know
16.9%
424
l2 Fox hunting was banned in 2004. Trail hunting, where hounds follow a scent trail rather than a live animal, is still legal. Instead of chasing live animals, hounds follow a scent - often from a fox or hare - that is pre-laid in advance.Trail hunti
Base: 2502
The ban on fox hunting should be strengthened.
43.1%
1079
The current law should remain as it is.
35.5%
887
The ban on fox hunting should be relaxed.
12.5%
312
Don't know
9.0%
224
C1 Which of the following best describes your current housing situation?
Base: 2081
Own my home outright
38.6%
804
Own with a mortgage
21.7%
452
Rent privately
16.5%
343
Rent from a local authority or housing association
13.5%
281
Live with parents/family
7.1%
147
Currently buying / sale in progress
2.0%
42
Other (please specify)
0.6%
12
C2 Thinking about the next few years, how likely are you to move or sell your current home?
Base: 1298
Not at all likely
31.2%
405
Not very likely
24.6%
319
Fairly likely
22.7%
294
Very likely
15.5%
201
Don’t know
6.1%
79
C3 Thinking about the next few years, how likely are you to buy a home?
Base: 2081
Not at all likely
30.9%
643
Fairly likely
23.0%
479
Very likely
22.6%
471
Not very likely
17.6%
367
Don’t know
5.8%
121
C4_1 C4 - Which of the following best describes why you are unlikely to move in the next few years? Satisfied with current home or location
Base: 484
Satisfied with current home or location
100.0%
484
C4_2 C4 - Which of the following best describes why you are unlikely to move in the next few years? Cannot afford to move / overall costs too high
Base: 151
Cannot afford to move / overall costs too high
100.0%
151
C4_3 C4 - Which of the following best describes why you are unlikely to move in the next few years? Stamp duty would make moving too expensive
Base: 89
Stamp duty would make moving too expensive
100.0%
89
C4_4 C4 - Which of the following best describes why you are unlikely to move in the next few years? Mortgage rates are too high
Base: 88
Mortgage rates are too high
100.0%
88
C4_5 C4 - Which of the following best describes why you are unlikely to move in the next few years? Deposit or equity gap too large to move
Base: 52
Deposit or equity gap too large to move
100.0%
52
C4_6 C4 - Which of the following best describes why you are unlikely to move in the next few years? Uncertain about the housing market
Base: 86
Uncertain about the housing market
100.0%
86
C4_7 C4 - Which of the following best describes why you are unlikely to move in the next few years? Difficult to find a suitable home to buy
Base: 101
Difficult to find a suitable home to buy
100.0%
101
C4_8 C4 - Which of the following best describes why you are unlikely to move in the next few years? Too much hassle or disruption to move
Base: 167
Too much hassle or disruption to move
100.0%
167
C4_9 C4 - Which of the following best describes why you are unlikely to move in the next few years? Other (please specify)
Base: 20
Other (please specify)
100.0%
20
C4_10 C4 - Which of the following best describes why you are unlikely to move in the next few years? Don’t know
Base: 17
Don’t know
100.0%
17
C5 Which of the following do you think is the biggest financial barrier to moving home?
Base: 1220
Mortgage rates and affordability
30.7%
374
Finding a suitable property
26.9%
328
Stamp duty
14.6%
178
Deposit requirements
10.5%
128
Legal/estate agent fees
10.3%
126
Don’t know
5.9%
72
Other (please specify)
1.1%
14
C6 Which of the following statements best reflects your view
Base: 2081
Stamp duty is an unfair tax that prevents people from getting ahead
49.9%
1039
Stamp duty is a fair tax that does not prevent people from getting ahead
31.4%
654
Don’t know
18.6%
388
C7 Have you ever paid stamp duty?
Base: 1298
Yes
62.5%
811
No
24.5%
318
Not sure
13.0%
169
C8 Which of the following do you think is the biggest financial barrier to buying a home?
Base: 1960
House prices generally
36.9%
724
Saving for a deposit
20.4%
399
Mortgage rates / affordability checks
17.1%
335
Stamp duty
11.8%
232
Legal or moving costs
7.7%
151
Don’t know
5.4%
106
Other (please specify)
0.7%
13
C9 Do you think stamp duty affects your ability to become a homeowner?
Base: 770
Somewhat
32.7%
252
Don’t know
23.8%
183
Yes, a lot
19.1%
147
Not really
16.1%
124
Not at all
8.3%
64
C10_London Buying or selling a home usually involves several costs:The average house price for London is around £561,587.A typical deposit is between 5% and 10% of the property price—around £28,079 - £56,159.Stamp duty on a home of this value
Base: 417
A moderate barrier—it makes moving or buying harder, but not impossible
40.8%
170
A major barrier—it’s one of the main things that stops me moving or buying
24.5%
102
A minor barrier—it’s a cost I’d factor in, but not a big obstacle
20.1%
84
Not applicable / I’m not looking to move or buy
7.7%
32
Not a barrier at all
7.0%
29
C10_Southeast Buying or selling a home usually involves several costs:The average house price for the South East is around £381,764.A typical deposit is between 5% and 10% of the property price—around £19,088 - £38,176.Stamp duty on a home of
Base: 240
A moderate barrier—it makes moving or buying harder, but not impossible
32.1%
77
A major barrier—it’s one of the main things that stops me moving or buying
27.9%
67
Not applicable / I’m not looking to move or buy
18.8%
45
A minor barrier—it’s a cost I’d factor in, but not a big obstacle
15.0%
36
Not a barrier at all
6.2%
15
C10_East Buying or selling a home usually involves several costs:The average house price for the East of England is around £337,650.A typical deposit is between 5% and 10% of the property price—around £16,882 - £33,765.Stamp duty on a home of
Base: 221
A moderate barrier—it makes moving or buying harder, but not impossible
37.6%
83
A major barrier—it’s one of the main things that stops me moving or buying
19.0%
42
Not applicable / I’m not looking to move or buy
18.1%
40
A minor barrier—it’s a cost I’d factor in, but not a big obstacle
17.6%
39
Not a barrier at all
7.7%
17
C10_Southwest Buying or selling a home usually involves several costs:The average house price for the South West is around £306,148A typical deposit is between 5% and 10% of the property price—around £15,307 - £30,615.Stamp duty on a home of
Base: 185
A moderate barrier—it makes moving or buying harder, but not impossible
30.8%
57
Not applicable / I’m not looking to move or buy
24.3%
45
A major barrier—it’s one of the main things that stops me moving or buying
23.8%
44
A minor barrier—it’s a cost I’d factor in, but not a big obstacle
15.1%
28
Not a barrier at all
5.9%
11
C10_Westmidlands Buying or selling a home usually involves several costs:The average house price for the West Midlands is around £247,763A typical deposit is between 5% and 10% of the property price—around £12,388 - £24,776.Stamp duty on a ho
Base: 206
A moderate barrier—it makes moving or buying harder, but not impossible
38.8%
80
Not applicable / I’m not looking to move or buy
25.2%
52
A major barrier—it’s one of the main things that stops me moving or buying
14.1%
29
A minor barrier—it’s a cost I’d factor in, but not a big obstacle
14.1%
29
Not a barrier at all
7.8%
16
C10_Eastmidlands Buying or selling a home usually involves several costs:The average house price for the East Midlands is around £239,830A typical deposit is between 5% and 10% of the property price—around £11,992 - £23,983.Stamp duty on a ho
Base: 141
A moderate barrier—it makes moving or buying harder, but not impossible
40.4%
57
A major barrier—it’s one of the main things that stops me moving or buying
17.7%
25
A minor barrier—it’s a cost I’d factor in, but not a big obstacle
17.7%
25
Not applicable / I’m not looking to move or buy
16.3%
23
Not a barrier at all
7.8%
11
C10_Northwest Buying or selling a home usually involves several costs:The average house price for the North West is around £213,266A typical deposit is between 5% and 10% of the property price—around £10,663 - £21,327.Stamp duty on a home of
Base: 288
A moderate barrier—it makes moving or buying harder, but not impossible
30.2%
87
A minor barrier—it’s a cost I’d factor in, but not a big obstacle
25.7%
74
A major barrier—it’s one of the main things that stops me moving or buying
20.1%
58
Not applicable / I’m not looking to move or buy
15.6%
45
Not a barrier at all
8.3%
24
C10_Yorkshire Buying or selling a home usually involves several costs:The average house price for Yorkshire and the Humber is around £205,656A typical deposit is between 5% and 10% of the property price—around £10,283 - £20,566.Stamp duty on
Base: 169
A moderate barrier—it makes moving or buying harder, but not impossible
30.2%
51
A minor barrier—it’s a cost I’d factor in, but not a big obstacle
22.5%
38
A major barrier—it’s one of the main things that stops me moving or buying
20.1%
34
Not applicable / I’m not looking to move or buy
17.8%
30
Not a barrier at all
9.5%
16
C10_Northeast Buying or selling a home usually involves several costs:The average house price for Yorkshire and the Humber is around £163,684A typical deposit is between 5% and 10% of the property price—around £8,184 - £16,368.Stamp duty on a
Base: 98
A moderate barrier—it makes moving or buying harder, but not impossible
33.7%
33
Not applicable / I’m not looking to move or buy
24.5%
24
A minor barrier—it’s a cost I’d factor in, but not a big obstacle
19.4%
19
A major barrier—it’s one of the main things that stops me moving or buying
16.3%
16
Not a barrier at all
6.1%
6
C10_Northernireland Buying or selling a home usually involves several costs:The average house price for Northern Ireland is around £185,108A typical deposit is between 5% and 10% of the property price—around £9,255 - £18,511.Stamp duty on a h
Base: 115
A moderate barrier—it makes moving or buying harder, but not impossible
33.9%
39
A major barrier—it’s one of the main things that stops me moving or buying
23.5%
27
A minor barrier—it’s a cost I’d factor in, but not a big obstacle
19.1%
22
Not applicable / I’m not looking to move or buy
13.0%
15
Not a barrier at all
10.4%
12
C11_London The average homeowner spends around £10,000 in renovations, and the average stamp duty in your region is £18,079If stamp duty were abolished, how likely or unlikely would you be to spend some or all of the money saved on home renovations
Base: 299
Very likely
47.2%
141
Fairly likely
40.1%
120
Not very likely
9.7%
29
Not at all likely
2.0%
6
Don’t know
1.0%
3
C11_Southeast The average homeowner spends around £10,000 in renovations, and the average stamp duty in your region is £9,088.If stamp duty were abolished, how likely or unlikely would you be to spend some or all of the money saved on home renovati
Base: 86
Very likely
44.2%
38
Fairly likely
30.2%
26
Not very likely
12.8%
11
Don’t know
9.3%
8
Not at all likely
3.5%
3
C11_East The average homeowner spends around £10,000 in renovations, and the average stamp duty in your region is £6,882If stamp duty were abolished, how likely or unlikely would you be to spend some or all of the money saved on home renovations?
Base: 88
Fairly likely
38.6%
34
Very likely
27.3%
24
Not very likely
18.2%
16
Don’t know
11.4%
10
Not at all likely
4.5%
4
C11_Southwest The average homeowner spends around £10,000 in renovations, and the average stamp duty in your region is £5,307.If stamp duty were abolished, how likely or unlikely would you be to spend some or all of the money saved on home renovati
Base: 65
Fairly likely
46.2%
30
Very likely
38.5%
25
Not very likely
10.8%
7
Not at all likely
4.6%
3
C11_Westmidlands The average homeowner spends around £10,000 in renovations, and the average stamp duty in your region is £2,455.If stamp duty were abolished, how likely or unlikely would you be to spend some or all of the money saved on home renov
Base: 87
Fairly likely
44.8%
39
Very likely
29.9%
26
Not very likely
13.8%
12
Don’t know
6.9%
6
Not at all likely
4.6%
4
C11_Eastmidlands The average homeowner spends around £10,000 in renovations, and the average stamp duty in your region is £2,297.If stamp duty were abolished, how likely or unlikely would you be to spend some or all of the money saved on home renov
Base: 60
Fairly likely
55.0%
33
Very likely
35.0%
21
Not at all likely
6.7%
4
Not very likely
1.7%
1
Don’t know
1.7%
1
C11_Northwest The average homeowner spends around £10,000 in renovations, and the average stamp duty in your region is £1,765.If stamp duty were abolished, how likely or unlikely would you be to spend some or all of the money saved on home renovati
Base: 142
Fairly likely
41.5%
59
Very likely
40.8%
58
Not very likely
12.7%
18
Don’t know
3.5%
5
Not at all likely
1.4%
2
C11_Yorkshire The average homeowner spends around £10,000 in renovations, and the average stamp duty in your region is £1,613.If stamp duty were abolished, how likely or unlikely would you be to spend some or all of the money saved on home renovati
Base: 57
Fairly likely
36.8%
21
Very likely
29.8%
17
Not very likely
21.1%
12
Don’t know
7.0%
4
Not at all likely
5.3%
3
C11_Northeast The average homeowner spends around £10,000 in renovations, and the average stamp duty in your region is £774.If stamp duty were abolished, how likely or unlikely would you be to spend some or all of the money saved on home renovation
Base: 26
Fairly likely
38.5%
10
Very likely
30.8%
8
Not very likely
19.2%
5
Don’t know
7.7%
2
Not at all likely
3.8%
1
C11_Northernireland The average homeowner spends around £10,000 in renovations, and the average stamp duty in your region is £1,202.If stamp duty were abolished, how likely or unlikely would you be to spend some or all of the money saved on home re
Base: 39
Fairly likely
51.3%
20
Very likely
33.3%
13
Not very likely
12.8%
5
Don’t know
2.6%
1
RandomNumberGenerator1 This question is hidden to select ONE random number between 1 and 3The question is automatically hidden - NO need to write sys_range (and pls don't because it will mess it up)If you want to change the number of options:1 - Dele
Base: 2502
4
25.4%
635
2
25.1%
628
1
25.0%
625
3
24.5%
614
RandomNumberGenerator2 This question is hidden to select ONE random number between 1 and 3The question is automatically hidden - NO need to write sys_range (and pls don't because it will mess it up)If you want to change the number of options:1 - Dele
Base: 2502
1
50.4%
1262
2
49.6%
1240
DVC1 Which of the following statements is closest to your view?
Base: 625
Sex workers should not be allowed to use paid advertising websites to promote their services online
49.9%
312
Sex workers should be allowed to use paid advertising websites to promote their services online
33.0%
206
Don’t know
17.1%
107
DVC2 Which of the following statements is closest to your view?
Base: 628
Sex workers should not be allowed to advertise their services to potential buyers on specialist websites
44.1%
277
Sex workers should be allowed to advertise their services to potential buyers on specialist websites
39.2%
246
Don’t know
16.7%
105
DVC3 Which of the following statements is closest to your view?
Base: 614
Adult Services Websites, which allow sex workers to advertise their services to potential buyers, should not be allowed
51.3%
315
Adult Services Websites, which allow sex workers to advertise their services to potential buyers, should be allowed in t
36.8%
226
Don’t know
11.9%
73
DVC4 Which of the following statements is closest to your view?
Base: 635
Adult Services Websites that include safety measures to prevent under-18s from accessing them should be allowed in the U
57.0%
362
Adult Services Websites should not be allowed in the UK, even if they include safety measures to prevent under-18s from
29.6%
188
Don’t know
13.4%
85
DVC5 Which of the following statements is closest to your view?
Base: 1262
Escort agencies that sex workers use to advertise their services and manage their bookings should not be allowed in the
45.0%
568
Escort agencies that sex workers use to advertise their services and manage their bookings should be allowed in the UK
36.5%
461
Don’t know
18.5%
233
DVC6 Which of the following statements is closest to your view?
Base: 1239
Escort agencies that post online adverts on behalf of sex workers and manage their bookings should not be allowed in the
51.9%
643
Escort agencies that post online adverts on behalf of sex workers and manage their bookings should be allowed in the UK
31.9%
395
Don’t know
16.2%
201
DVC7_1 DVC7 - Do you think the following service providers should or should not be allowed to providecommercial services to sex workers? Mobile phone providers (e.g. allowing sex workers to receive calls from clients)
Base: 2502
Should be allowed
47.9%
1198
Should not be allowed
34.5%
864
Don't know
17.6%
440
DVC7_2 DVC7 - Do you think the following service providers should or should not be allowed to providecommercial services to sex workers? Internet hosting providers (e.g. allowing sex workers to operate their own websites)
Base: 2502
Should be allowed
42.5%
1063
Should not be allowed
40.8%
1022
Don't know
16.7%
417
DVC7_3 DVC7 - Do you think the following service providers should or should not be allowed to providecommercial services to sex workers? Adult services websites (e.g. allowing sex workers to advertise their services to clients)
Base: 2502
Should be allowed
42.8%
1070
Should not be allowed
41.4%
1036
Don't know
15.8%
396
DVC7_4 DVC7 - Do you think the following service providers should or should not be allowed to providecommercial services to sex workers? Escort agencies (e.g. helping sex workers advertise and manage bookings)
Base: 2502
Should be allowed
42.1%
1054
Should not be allowed
40.9%
1023
Don't know
17.0%
425
DVC7_5 DVC7 - Do you think the following service providers should or should not be allowed to providecommercial services to sex workers? Taxi operators (e.g. enabling sex workers to travel to bookings)
Base: 2502
Should be allowed
47.7%
1194
Should not be allowed
35.1%
878
Don't know
17.2%
430
DVC7_6 DVC7 - Do you think the following service providers should or should not be allowed to providecommercial services to sex workers? Hotel providers (e.g. allowing sex workers to book rooms for work)
Base: 2502
Should not be allowed
42.6%
1065
Should be allowed
40.8%
1022
Don't know
16.6%
415
DVC7_7 DVC7 - Do you think the following service providers should or should not be allowed to providecommercial services to sex workers? Banks (e.g. holding the income sex workers receive)
Base: 2502
Should be allowed
49.0%
1225
Should not be allowed
33.5%
837
Don't know
17.6%
440
DVC7_8 DVC7 - Do you think the following service providers should or should not be allowed to providecommercial services to sex workers? Accountants (e.g. helping sex workers calculate and pay their taxes)
Base: 2502
Should be allowed
49.6%
1240
Should not be allowed
34.3%
857
Don't know
16.2%
405
redherring2 Which of the below is yellow?
Base: 2502
Lemon
98.0%
2453
Spinach
0.8%
20
Strawberry
0.6%
15
Raspberry
0.6%
14
HumanityQ Thank you for your responses. Please can you prove your humanity by selecting “I am a human” below:
Base: 2502
I am a human
99.0%
2476
I am not a human
0.7%
18
Don't know
0.3%
7
Refuse to say
0.0%
1
SurveyFeedback_1 SurveyFeedback - Thank you for taking this survey. If you wish, you can leave any feedback you may have about the survey here, or click 'Next' to complete the survey.
Base: 536
100.0%
536
SurveyFeedback_2 SurveyFeedback - Thank you for taking this survey. If you wish, you can leave any feedback you may have about the survey here, or click 'Next' to complete the survey. No feedback
Base: 1966
No feedback
100.0%
1966
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