The Church of England has said that door-to-door carol singing will be permitted this year, as long as people maintain 2m social distancing. Would you prefer it if door-to-door carol singers did or did not visit your home this year?

The Church of England has said that door‑to-door carol singing will be permitted this year, as long as people maintain 2m social distancing. Would you prefer it if door-to-door carol singers did or did not visit your home this year? Published on 27 November 2020 → Survey conducted on 27 November 2020 on 5302 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Prefer to have carol singers visit my home

13%

Prefer not to have carol singers visit my home, but only because of coronavirus

21%

Prefer not to have carol singers visit my home, regardless of coronavirus

55%

Don't know

11%

Prefer to have carol singers visit my home

13%

Prefer not to have carol singers visit my home, but only because of coronavirus

21%

Prefer not to have carol singers visit my home, regardless of coronavirus

55%

Don't know

11%

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