68% of adults always or often socially distanced this week. This has fallen since lockdown restrictions began to lift (85% from 14 to 18 April).
73% avoided physical contact outside the home, similar to last week but down since mid April (86%) ow.ly/EjOc50FnmFz
73% avoided physical contact outside the home, similar to last week but down since mid April (86%) ow.ly/EjOc50FnmFz
49% of adults met indoors with people not in their household or bubble this week, a similar level to the beginning of June (50%).
56% met up outdoors, continuing the fall from 60% last week and 65% in early June ow.ly/cF3j50FnmIV
56% met up outdoors, continuing the fall from 60% last week and 65% in early June ow.ly/cF3j50FnmIV
50% of working adults had travelled to work exclusively (and not worked from home) in the past seven days (up slightly from 49% last week).
This proportion has been steadily increasing from 34% in mid-February ow.ly/9Nu950FnmME
This proportion has been steadily increasing from 34% in mid-February ow.ly/9Nu950FnmME
Nearly 9 in 10 (89%) adults reported to have received at least one dose of a #COVID19 vaccine (84% last week).
This includes 63% reporting to have received their second dose (62% last week) ow.ly/UWEL50FnmO7
This includes 63% reporting to have received their second dose (62% last week) ow.ly/UWEL50FnmO7
Our weekly Opinions and Lifestyle Survey found positive sentiment towards #COVID19 vaccines remained high at 96% in the week to 27 June.
We've also published our findings on vaccine hesitancy between 26 May and 20 June 2021.
Read our thread ⬇️
We've also published our findings on vaccine hesitancy between 26 May and 20 June 2021.
Read our thread ⬇️
https://twitter.com/ONS/status/1410881921924702212
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