Predicted spend on culture and leisure activities

• Culture and leisure activities are set to suffer over the next year with over three-quarters of residents expecting to spend less – levels not seen since the height of the pandemic in August 2020 (W1)
• 16-24 year olds are most likely to keep their culture and leisure activity spending consistent

This chart shows that:
Of wave 1 residents, 8% expected to spend more, 26% expected to spend the same, and 66% expected to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of wave 2 residents, 30% expected to spend more, 36% expected to spend the same, and 35% expected to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of wave 3 residents, 22% expected to spend more, 35% expected to spend the same, and 43% expected to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of wave 4 residents, 10% expect to spend more, 21% expect to spend the same, and 69% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months

This chart shows that:
Of 16-24 year olds, 10% expect to spend more, 39% expect to spend the same, and 51% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of 25-34 year olds, 15% expect to spend more, 23% expect to spend the same, and 62% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of 35-44 year olds, 6% expect to spend more, 18% expect to spend the same, and 76% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of 45-54 year olds, 7% expect to spend more, 14% expect to spend the same, and 80% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of 55-64 year olds, 9% expect to spend more, 16% expect to spend the same, and 75% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of over 64 year olds, 12% expect to spend more, 19% expect to spend the same, and 69% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months

This chart shows that:
Of male residents, 11% expect to spend more, 24% expect to spend the same, and 65% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of female residents, 9% expect to spend more, 17% expect to spend the same, and 73% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months

This chart shows that:
Of those with a disability, 13% expect to spend more, 13% expect to spend the same, and 74% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of those with no disability, 10% expect to spend more, 22% expect to spend the same, and 68% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months

This chart shows that:
Of those with a household income of up to £19,999, 14% expect to spend more, 10% expect to spend the same, and 76% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of those with a household income of £20,000-£39,999, 11% expect to spend more, 24% expect to spend the same, and 66% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of those with a household income of £40,000-£59,999, 8% expect to spend more, 20% expect to spend the same, and 71% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months
Of those with a household income of £60,000, 6% expect to spend more, 32% expect to spend the same, and 62% expect to spend less on culture and leisure activities in the next 12 months