The latest 12 months of data cover the period from November 2020 to November 2021.
This includes five months of notable restrictions (two-and-a-half months of full national lockdowns and two-and-a-half months of significant restrictions) and seven months of limited restrictions (three months of easing restrictions and four months with no legal restrictions).
This report phase covers the period from mid-May 2020 to mid-May 2021.
This includes three months of full national lockdowns, six months of significant restrictions and three months of limited restrictions.
The data tables below are split, with the first set detailing the annual data, and the coronavirus tables showing a breakdown of data across the year.
In addition to the local authority-level data table above, we've produced a beta version of an interactive report that lets you drill down into the Active Lives Adults Survey May 2020-21 report.
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This report phase covers eight months of restrictions imposed in response to the coronavirus pandemic, including the full national lockdown from March-May 2020.
The report presents the picture as a whole, including the seasonal variation as restrictions changed throughout the year.
The table below is split, with the first set detailing the annual data, and the coronavirus tables showing a breakdown of data across the year.
This report includes the seven weeks from 23 March to mid-May, when England was in full lockdown in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The main report and data tables present the overall annual picture, while the separate coronavirus report and tables isolate the impact of the restrictions.
