Our latest Opinions and Lifestyle Survey covers the period 15 Dec-3rd Jan, during which new measures against the Omicron variant were introduced.
We asked adults about
▪️Behaviours and attitudes
▪️Boosters
▪️Lateral flows
▪️Travelling to work
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We asked adults about
▪️Behaviours and attitudes
▪️Boosters
▪️Lateral flows
▪️Travelling to work
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Around one-third (35%) of adults reported they do not expect life to return to normal for more than one year (a rise from 20% in a similar period last year; 22 Dec 2020-3 Jan 2021).
66% of adults were very or somewhat worried about the impact of the pandemic on their lives.
66% of adults were very or somewhat worried about the impact of the pandemic on their lives.
66% of adults reported having received two #COVID19 vaccines and a booster (46% in the previous period; 1-12 Dec 2021).
Most adults who had received two vaccine doses, but not yet a booster, said they would be very or fairly likely (89%) to have a booster vaccine if offered.
Most adults who had received two vaccine doses, but not yet a booster, said they would be very or fairly likely (89%) to have a booster vaccine if offered.
Almost 6 in 10 adults (57%) said they had taken a rapid lateral flow test in the past seven days (42% in the previous period), with higher proportions of younger people taking one compared with older people.
There were significant increases in those noticing most people wearing face masks in
🛒shops 66%)
🚌on public transport (65%)
🍽️and cafes, bars or restaurants (29%)
compared with 47%, 45% and 19% respectively in the previous period (1 to 12 Dec 2021).
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🛒shops 66%)
🚌on public transport (65%)
🍽️and cafes, bars or restaurants (29%)
compared with 47%, 45% and 19% respectively in the previous period (1 to 12 Dec 2021).
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