Coronavirus vaccine hesitancy falling across the regions and countries of Great Britain

People from all English regions, Scotland and Wales became less likely to report vaccine hesitancy during the first half of 2021.

View as a webpage News, stories and data visualisation 9 August 2021 Coronavirus vaccine hesitancy falling across the regions and countries of Great Britain Adults from all English regions, Scotland and Wales became less likely to report coronavirus vaccine hesitancy during the first half of 2021.  The sharpest decline in hesitancy was in Wales (where the rate decreased from 9% in January to March to 4% in April to July 2021), followed by London (11% to 7%), Yorkshire and The Humber (8% to 4%) and the North East (7% to 3%).   Despite the fall, Londoners remained the most vaccine hesitant among the regions and countries of Great Britain.  London also appears to be behind other regions on vaccine uptake. At the end of June 2021, one in nine (11%) adults aged 50 years and over in London had not received a coronavirus vaccine, twice the rate of any other English region. Read our article

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