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One third of Islanders say they are unable to save. Picture: Press Association. ONE THIRD of adults on the Isle of Wight do not expect to save money over the next year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. That’s according to an Office for National Statistics survey, which asked people if they think they will be able to put aside cash in the next 12 months, considering the general economic outlook. On the Isle of Wight, 33 per cent of those aged 16 and over said they will not be able to do so — close to the average of 31 per cent across England and Wales.

More than a quarter of adults in Northumberland do not expect to save money over the next year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

More than two in five adults in Watford do not expect to save money over the next year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.