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Half of adults across the country are planning to form a Christmas bubble, new figures show. But the data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), published on Friday, also found that fewer people are planning social activities, such as meeting in pubs, cafes or bars, compared with last year. A survey carried out between December 10 and 13 found that 50% of 3,200 respondents across Great Britain said that they plan to form a Christmas bubble. When it comes to Christmas, 50% of adults said they were planning to form a Christmas bubble, and 38% were not https://t.co/O8wYvT7Zxbpic.twitter....

Half of adults across the country are planning to form a Christmas bubble, new figures show. But the data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), published on Friday, also found that fewer people are planning social activities, such as meeting in pubs, cafes or bars, compared with last year. A survey carried out between December 10 and 13 found that 50% of 3,200 respondents across Great Britain said that they plan to form a Christmas bubble. When it comes to Christmas, 50% of adults said they were planning to form a Christmas bubble, and 38% were not https://t.co/O8wYvT7Zxbpic.twitter....

Half of Brits plan to form a 'Christmas bubble', ONS data reveals Emily Cleary © Provided by Yahoo! News UK Three Generation Family Wearing Pajamas In Lounge At Home Opening Gifts On Christmas Day © Yahoo News UK Half of all adults in Britain are planning to form a “Christmas bubble” during a relaxation of coronavirus rules, data from the Office for National Statistics has revealed. In a report published on Friday it emerged that 50% of those surveyed in the past week by ONS said they would form a bubble when allowed, but the vast majority said they would be spending ...

Half of adults across the country are planning to form a Christmas bubble, new figures show. But the data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), published on Friday, also found that fewer people are planning social activities, such as meeting in pubs, cafes or bars, compared with last year. A survey carried out between December 10 and 13 found that 50% of 3,200 respondents across Great Britain said that they plan to form a Christmas bubble. When it comes to Christmas, 50% of adults said they were planning to form a Christmas bubble, and 38% were not https://t.co/O8wYvT7Zxbpic.twitter....

One in five will struggle to follow Christmas lockdown rules Young people report finding it hard to choose between family and friends, while one in ten haven't decided whether to form a bubble yet 18 December 2020 • 2:22pm One in five adults believe it will be hard to follow Government rules over Christmas, with young people finding it difficult to choose between family and friends.  The data, published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), showed that just over half (56 per cent) of adults in Great Britain felt it was very easy or easy to understand rules for forming a Christmas bu...