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Neighbourhood belonging

Survey

Part of the Trust and Wellbeing domain. Share of adults who feel they belong strongly to their immediate neighbourhood, England.

Latest data

Latest reading

Latest value
62% of adults who feel they belong to their neighbourhood

2024/25

Previous value
61% of adults who feel they belong to their neighbourhood
10pts
Direction of badnesslower is worse

A lower reading is treated as worse for this indicator.

Score composition

Stress score

42/100

Blended from three components: (60% weight), trend (30% weight) and volatility (10% weight). Full formula on the methodology page.

Level · 60% weight

43bounds

Bounds: scored against fixed best/worst limits, used until a metric has about eight years of verified data to rank against.

Trend · 30% weight

42improving

Measured from the direction and size of the change between the two most recent readings.

Volatility · 10% weight

34

Measured from how much this indicator has swung period on period across its recorded history.

Data confidence and provenance

Confidence and source

0.75Medium0.75

How much weight to put on the reading, the mean data-confidence across the component metrics (source quality, recency and completeness).

Source

Department for Culture, Media and SportSurvey

Community Life Survey

Update frequency
Annual
Reliability
medium
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Provenance

Provider
Department for Culture, Media and Sport
Series ID
dcms_community_life
Frequency
Annual
Accessed
14 June 2026

Known weakness

England; the Community Life Survey has a 2016-2020 gap in published tables and a 2020/21 collection-mode change.

Notes

Verified official value from Department for Culture, Media and Sport (dcms_community_life), accessed 2026-06-14.

Historical values

History

PeriodValueRelative
201458
201559
201660
202165
202263
202461
202562