Summary
- The largest proportion of residents expect their culture and leisure spending to return to the levels it was before the Covid-19 outbreak in 2022 or later (43%).
- A quarter of residents here expect their culture and leisure spending to return to previous levels over the summer period (Jul-Sept).
This chart shows that the largest proportion of residents expect their culture and leisure spending to return to the levels it was before the Covid-19 outbreak in 2022 or later (43%).
Base – Those who said they would spend less than last year on culture and leisure activities: 285
Key differences by demographic
Gender
Slightly more men expect their spending to return to pre-outbreak levels in 2021 overall compared to women.
Disability
More residents with a disability expect their spending to return to usual in 2021 than those without a disability.
Household composition
The majority of households with children do not expect their spending to return to usual until 2022 or later (52%) compared to households without children (35%).
Household income
Higher income households expect spending to return to usual sooner than those from lower income households.
