Sport and physical activity

Active Lives Adult Survey 2017/18 Activity Levels by MSOA and Ward Dataset shows physical activity levels by MSOAs and Electoral Wards in Surrey. Data is from Sport England's Active Lives Adult Survey 2017/2018. Technical Document available here: https://www.sportengland.org/media/14122/small-area-estimates-technical-report-2019.pdf

Infographic showing selected data on disabled people's physical activity in Surrey including: Physical inactivity levels Prevalent conditions Barrier to participation Most popular physical activities How to help disabled people participate

Infographic showing selected data on Surrey's women and girl's physical activity. Including the following: Physical activity levels Risk of inactivity Barriers to participation in physical activity How to engage this demographic in physical activity Health costs associated with taking part in physical activity

Sport England carried out their first Active Lives survey for children and young people in the academic year 2017/18. This infographic compares England and Surrey data.

Active Lives is Sport England's annual survey of adults in England, looking into physical activity levels. The data was released in November 2018. This infographic compares England and Surrey.

Get active 50+ was a project created to enable people over 50 years of age to take part in more sport and physical activity. It aimed to encourage inactive people to lead healthier and happier lives through physical activity. The objective of which was to address health inequalities in Surrey’s ageing and inactive population, increase awareness of and access to suitable activities for this age group.

Sport England Active Lives results. This is an annual survey of the general public carried out by Ipsos Mori on behalf of Sport England. The survey measures sport and physical activity across England and has almost 200,000 responses. It uses confidence levels based on Office of National Statistics data to estimate the values/percentages for the whole population. In 2017/18, 5,241 responses were from Surrey residents, which is on averag...