• Just over two thirds of residents visit the seafront at least monthly (68%)
• Those living in PO4 and PO5 (the postcodes closest to Southsea seafront) are most likely to visit at least monthly (91%-94%).
• Male residents, those aged 35-64, without a disability, earning £20k+ and with children are also more likely to visit the seafront regularly

How often do you visit the seafront in Portsmouth?

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46% of Wave 7 visit the seafront weekly, 22% monthly, 23% a few times a year, 6% less often, and 3% never.

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38% of those aged 16–24 visit the seafront weekly, 15% monthly, 30% a few times a year, 8% less often, and 9% never. 44% of those aged 25–34 visit the seafront weekly, 22% monthly, 28% a few times a year, 4% less often, and 2% never. 41% of those aged 35–44 visit the seafront weekly, 36% monthly, 20% a few times a year, 2% less often, and 1% never. 53% of those aged 45–54 visit the seafront weekly, 20% monthly, 20% a few times a year, 6% less often, and 0% never. 53% of those aged 55–64 visit the seafront weekly, 22% monthly, 17% a few times a year, 7% less often, and 1% never. 47% of those aged over 64 visit the seafront weekly, 20% monthly, 21% a few times a year, 8% less often, and 4% never

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53% of males visit the seafront weekly, 18% monthly, 19% a few times a year, 5% less often, and 5% never. 38% of females visit the seafront weekly, 26% monthly, 27% a few times a year, 7% less often, and 1% never.

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45% of those from a white ethnic group visit the seafront weekly, 24% monthly, 22% a few times a year, 6% less often, and 3% never. 49% of those from an ethnic minority group visit the seafront weekly, 15% monthly, 31% a few times a year, 5% less often, and 0% never.

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35% of those with a disability visit the seafront weekly, 21% monthly, 15% a few times a year, 19% less often, and 10% never.48% of those without a disability visit the seafront weekly, 23% monthly, 25% a few times a year, 3% less often, and 1% never.

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PO1: 48% visit the seafront weekly, 18% monthly, 27% a few times a year, 5% less often, and 2% never. PO2: 32% visit the seafront weekly, 24% monthly, 34% a few times a year, 8% less often, and 2% never. PO3: 38% visit the seafront weekly, 33% monthly, 22% a few times a year, 6% less often, and 2% never. PO4: 80% visit the seafront weekly, 11% monthly, 7% a few times a year, 1% less often, and 1% never. PO5: 63% visit the seafront weekly, 31% monthly, 4% a few times a year, 1% less often, and 1% never. PO6 or PO7: 15% visit the seafront weekly, 24% monthly, 40% a few times a year, 12% less often, and 9% never.

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48% of those with household income up to £19,999 visit the seafront weekly, 18% monthly, 33% a few times a year, 0% less often, and 2% never. 49% of those with household income £20,000–£39,999 visit the seafront weekly, 24% monthly, 21% a few times a year, 4% less often, and 2% never. 36% of those with household income £40,000–£59,999 visit the seafront weekly, 38% monthly, 21% a few times a year, 4% less often, and 1% never. 57% of those with household income £60,000 or more visit the seafront weekly, 17% monthly, 24% a few times a year, 1% less often, and 1% never.

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55% of those with children visit the seafront weekly, 22% monthly, 19% a few times a year, 2% less often, and 1% never.44% of those without children visit the seafront weekly, 23% monthly, 22% a few times a year, 6% less often, and 3% never.