Some key findings from this year's British Social Attitudes survey
The BSA survey consisted of 6,638 interviews with a representative, random sample of adults in Britain and was conducted between 7th September and 30th October 2022.
Find out more- 30%
- now say that a transgender person should be allowed to have the sex on their birth certificate changed if they want, down from 53% in 2019
- 69%
- feel that there is 'quite a lot' of poverty in Britain. In 2006 this figure stood at 52%
- 63%
- think that it is the government's responsibility 'to provide industry with the help it needs to grow'
- 63%
- of women report doing more than their fair share of household labour, compared with 22% of men
