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A survey for Engage Britain has revealed that health and care the Covid-19 pandemic remain top priorities for people in Wales.
However, people in Wales (72%) were more likely to consider health and care as a higher priority than the UK average (65%), while Welsh people were also more inclined (62% – 54%) to believe that keeping Covid-19 under control should be prioritised.
Poverty was considered the third-highest priority across the UK’s nations and regions, while racial equality, immigration, crime and trade were ranked lowly.
Engage Britain’s Julian McCrae said: “While there are similarities between Welsh priorities and those for others around the UK, we’ve found that dealing with the impacts of coronavirus is an issue that has resonated even more so in Wales. Conversely, challenges centred around housing do not appear to be as high of a priority to those living in Wales than other areas of the country.”
