Do you feel informed about current health risks in your local area?

Written By Agniete Dada

More than half of respondents (58%) say they do not feel informed about current health risks in their local area, while 42% say they do. The results show a noticeable gap in awareness, with lack of information outweighing confidence.

💡 Insight:

The findings highlight a critical need for clearer, more accessible local health communication, particularly in light of recent meningitis cases in Kent earlier this month.

When emerging risks are not widely understood, it can increase uncertainty and reduce people’s ability to respond appropriately. This reinforces the importance of timely, localised updates and trusted communication channels that help communities stay informed, reassured and prepared.

Pie chart showing responses to the question “Do you feel informed about current health risks in your local area?” with 58% labelled “No” and 42% labelled “Yes,” indicating that a majority feel uninformed about local health risks.

Please view the visual and enhanced results here.
These results are subject to change as more responses are collected.

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