Covid-19

Do Brits miss going to the pub?

As pubs around the country gear up for reopening after over 100 days of lockdown-based closure, you might expect that swathes of the population are raring to get back through the doors. As a new YouGov survey reveals though, only 7 percent of British adults said they have missed going to the pub 'very much'. While 20 percent miss it a fair bit, almost half said they are either miss the pub not very much or not at all. A quarter said that they don't go to the pub anyway.

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This chart shows the results of a survey on how Brits feel about the pubs being closed due to Covid-19.

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What do you miss the most, if anything, during this lockdown period?
Change in frequency of visiting to pubs, bars and restaurants following coronavirus (COVID-19) warning in the United Kingdom (UK) on March 16, 2020*
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Do you generally go to pubs more or less often now compared to 5 years ago?*
Do you generally go to pubs more or less often now compared to 5 years ago?*
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Share of adult population going to pubs, bars or clubs as a free time activity in England in 2017/18, by age*
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Frequency of adults visiting the pub in Great Britain in 2017

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