Scottish Household Survey 2025 findings: Neighbourhoods and Communities

Key data from the Scottish Household Survey (2025) exploring neighbourhoods and communities.


Data tables for charts

This section contains the underlying data in an accessible table format for charts in the report.

Table 1 Percentage of adults who rate their neighbourhood as a 'very good' and 'fairly good' place to live by SIMD Quintiles, 2025, Scotland (Data for Figure 1)

Rating

Quintile 1 - 20% most deprived

Quintile 2

Quintile 3

Quintile 4

Quintile 5 - 20% least deprived

Very good

30%

42%

59%

68%

76%

Fairly good

55%

49%

38%

30%

24%

Table 2 Percentage of adults who agree that this is a neighbourhood where most people can be trusted by SIMD Quintiles, 2025, Scotland (Data for Figure 3)

Statement

Quintile 1 – 20% most deprived

Q2

Q3

Q4

Quintile 5 – 20% least deprived

This is a neighbourhood where most people can be trusted

59%

72%

84%

88%

92%

Table 3 Percentage of adults who report feeling lonely 'some of the time', or 'most, almost all or all of the time', by age, 2025, Scotland (Data for Figure 5)

Age

Some of the time

Most, almost all or all of the time

16 to 24

20%

4%

25 to 34

18%

4%

35 to 44

17%

5%

45 to 59

14%

5%

60 to 74

13%

3%

75 and over

19%

4%

Table 4 Percentage of adults who have personally experienced β€˜any’ neighbourhood problems in the past 12 months, by the highest and lowest % for different sub-groups, 2025, Scotland (Data for Figure 6)

Sub-group

Percentage

SIMD Quintile 1 - 20% most deprived

70%

25 to 34 year olds

63%

Social renters

63%

Large urban areas

62%

Owner occupied

55%

SIMD Quintile 5 - 20% least deprived

50%

75 and over

40%

Remote rural

40%

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