Community connection
Summary
- Over a third of respondents (36%) agreed that they felt more connected to their community since the Coronavirus outbreak.
- Notably, households with children felt more connected to their community than households without children.
- Residents with a disability were far more likely to disagree this could suggest they have felt more isolated from their community during the outbreak.
Total sample
Base 1,923
This chart shows that over a third of respondents (36%) agreed that they felt more connected to their community since the Coronavirus outbreak.
Age
Base 1,890
This chart shows that the oldest residents (aged 65+) were least likely to agree (28%) that they felt more connected to their community since the outbreak, those aged 45-54 were most likely to feel connected (42%).
Disability
Base 1,836
This chart shows that residents with a disability were far more likely to disagree (40%) that they felt more connected to their community since the outbreak; only 24% of residents with no disability gave the same response.
Household composition
Base 1,896
This chart shows that households with children (42%) felt more connected to their community than households without children (33%).
