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3 Dec, 5 tweets, 4 min read
Our latest Opinions and Lifestyle Survey release includes experiences of

▪️ face coverings
▪ boosters
▪️ lateral flow tests
▪️ COVID-19 passes

Survey responses are from 18 to 28 November, before restrictions against the Omicron variant of #COVID19 began ow.ly/LgLQ50H2AS6 Coronavirus and the social impacts on Great Britain. Our ana
71% of adults said they always or often wore a face covering when shopping, and 70% wore it for the whole time on public transport 😷

However, 19% said that everyone or almost everyone wore a face covering when shopping and 21% on public transport ow.ly/LgLQ50H2AS6 Prevalence of face coverings outside the home. Opinions and
34% of adults report having had two COVID-19 vaccinations and a booster.

Among those adults who reported they’d had two doses only, 90% would be very or fairly likely to have a booster if offered ow.ly/LgLQ50H2AS6 34% of adults report having had two COVID-19 vaccinations an
7% of adults had been asked for proof of vaccination or a negative #COVID19 test in the past 7 days (excluding travel abroad).

The most common places they reported were

🎭 theatre/comedy performance (25%)
🎤️indoor concert (19%)
🍸 nightclub/bar (16%)

ow.ly/LgLQ50H2AS6 Bar chart showing most common places adults had been asked f
Around 4 in 10 (37%) adults had taken a #COVID19 lateral flow test in the last 7 days.

Around 1 in 5 (20%) have never taken a lateral flow test ow.ly/LgLQ50H2AS6

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