A National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) briefing presenting British Social Attitudes survey findings on religious identification in Britain, stating that 12 percent of respondents identified as Anglican in 2018, against the share identifying with no religion at all rising from 31 percent in 1983, the survey's first year, to 52 percent by 2018.
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NatCen's own briefing on its British Social Attitudes survey, the United Kingdom's continuously fielded annual survey running since 1983; this is the fielding organization's own report of its own data rather than a third party's paraphrase of it. Citation
PublisherNational Centre for Social Research (NatCen)
URLhttps://natcen.ac.uk/publications/there-religious-revival-britain
Source TypeDemographic study
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