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DISCOVER MAJOR FINDINGS RELATING TO SMOKING IN ENGLAND

Smoking in England is the portal through which major findings from the Smoking
Toolkit Study and other national data are made available to policy makers,
clinicians, researchers, journalists and the general public. Details on the
methods are at the bottom of this page

Graph type:
Top Line Findings Monthly Tracking KPI E Cigarettes Latest Trends Annual
Findings
 * Top Line Findings
 * Monthly Tracking KPI
 * E Cigarettes Latest Trends
 * Annual Findings

Top-line findings on smoking in England from the Smoking Toolkit Study.

Vera Buss, Robert West, Loren Kock, Dimitra Kale, Jamie Brown

Last updated: 13th December 2022

Created with Highcharts 8.2.2YearPercentCigarette smoking prevalenceGraph shows
prevalence estimate and upper and lower 95% confidence
intervals2007(N=22079)2008(N=18991)2009(N=21137)2010(N=24795)2011(N=21878)2012(N=21330)2013(N=22146)2014(N=20144)2015(N=19981)2016(N=20430)2017(N=20380)2018(N=20685)2019(N=20635)2020(N=18444)2021(N=19770)2022(N=18105)1214161820222426Highcharts.com
Created with Highcharts 8.2.2YearValuesChange in cigarette smoking
prevalence2007-20082008-20092009-20102010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-20172017-20182018-20192019-20202020-20212021-2022-3-2-101Highcharts.com

Base: Adults (16 and over)

Created with Highcharts 8.2.2YearPercentCigarette smoking prevalence in 18-21
year oldsGraph shows prevalence estimate and upper and lower 95% confidence
intervals2007(N=1713)2008(N=1426)2009(N=1667)2010(N=1880)2011(N=1650)2012(N=1651)2013(N=1556)2014(N=1462)2015(N=1345)2016(N=1459)2017(N=1503)2018(N=1584)2019(N=1475)2020(N=1117)2021(N=1129)2022(N=1103)10152025303540Highcharts.com
Created with Highcharts 8.2.2YearPercentCigarette smoking prevalence in 16-17
year oldsGraph shows prevalence estimate and upper and lower 95% confidence
intervals2007(N=616)2008(N=507)2009(N=501)2010(N=641)2011
(N=732)2012(N=609)2013(N=477)2014(N=345)2015(N=352)2016(N=365)2017(N=343)2018(N=260)2019(N=225)2020
Feb(N=32)2021 (N=0)2022(N=334)051015202530Highcharts.com

Data collection paused in February 2020 among 16-17 year olds

Created with Highcharts 8.2.2YearPercentStopped smoking in past 12 monthsGraph
shows prevalence estimate and upper and lower 95% confidence
intervals2007(N=5958)2008(N=4602)2009(N=4973)2010(N=5775)2011(N=4891)2012(N=4726)2013(N=4699)2014(N=4148)2015(N=4140)2016(N=4061)2017(N=3869)2018(N=3895)2019(N=3479)2020(N=3325)2021(N=3714)2022(N=3529)24681012Highcharts.com
Created with Highcharts 8.2.2YearPercentTried to stop smoking in past yearGraph
shows prevalence estimate and upper and lower 95% confidence
intervals2007(N=5956)2008(N=4592)2009(N=4957)2010(N=5767)2011(N=4890)2012(N=4726)2013(N=4480)2014(N=3974)2015(N=4053)2016(N=3967)2017(N=3724)2018(N=3778)2019(N=3376)2020(N=3221)2021(N=3532)2022(N=3288)2530354045Highcharts.com
Created with Highcharts 8.2.2YearPercentSuccess rate for stopping in those who
triedGraph shows prevalence estimate and upper and lower 95% confidence
intervals2007(N=2533)2008(N=1830)2009(N=1832)2010(N=2068)2011(N=1637)2012(N=1627)2013(N=1724)2014(N=1483)2015(N=1316)2016(N=1225)2017(N=1276)2018(N=1139)2019(N=984)2020(N=1163)2021(N=1334)2022(N=1211)1015202530Highcharts.com
Created with Highcharts 8.2.2YearPercentTried to stop smoking in past year (aged
18-24)Graph shows prevalence estimate and upper and lower 95% confidence
intervals2007(N=1075)2008(N=851)2009(N=895)2010(N=1017)2011
(N=781)2012(N=774)2013(N=743)2014(N=660)2015(N=696)2016(N=674)2017(N=633)2018(N=626)2019(N=510)2020(N=542)2021(N=567)2022(N=554)2030405060Highcharts.com
Created with Highcharts 8.2.2YearPercentSuccess rate for stopping in those aged
18-24 who triedGraph shows prevalence estimate and upper and lower 95%
confidence intervals2007(N=542)2008(N=387)2009(N=402)2010(N=424)2011
(N=306)2012(N=302)2013(N=302)2014(N=252)2015(N=220)2016(N=228)2017(N=204)2018(N=202)2019(N=141)2020(N=263)2021(N=288)2022(N=262)5101520253035Highcharts.com
Created with Highcharts 8.2.2YearPercentUptake: prevalence of ever smoking in
those aged 18-24Graph shows prevalence estimate and upper and lower 95%
confidence
intervals2007(N=2840)2008(N=2467)2009(N=2762)2010(N=3207)2011(N=2722)2012(N=2762)2013(N=2768)2014(N=2533)2015(N=2506)2016(N=2562)2017(N=2565)2018(N=2654)2019(N=2540)2020(N=2035)2021(N=2131)2022(N=2128)202530354045Highcharts.com


METHODS

Monthly household surveys of representative samples of 1700-1800 adults (16+
years old) in England

 * Due to the pandemic, from April 2020 to December 2021 surveys conducted by
   telephone (rather than face-to-face) and among adults aged 18 and over. From
   January 2022 data collection resumed among those aged 16 and over.
 * Between November 2020 and February 2022, ~0.8% of cases in England were
   incorrectly weighted 0. This has now been updated and some point estimates
   over this period have changed slightly (typically 1 d.p.) compared with
   earlier versions.
 * From April 2020 (switch to telephone), Ipsos started recording ~<5% cases as
   missing for social grade. To derive weight variable (which uses social
   grade), Ipsos assumed missing = social grade C1. To ensure analyses using
   weight and social grade reflect target weighed profile, social grade was
   recoded to reflect this assumption. Different assumptions for missing social
   grade cases were explored in a parallel telephone and face-to-face (with no
   missing social grade) wave, and this assumption found least distorting.

Fieldwork by TNS/BMRB 2006 up to April 2013, then IPSOS MORI

Sample weighted to match population in England on key socio-demographics.

For more details on the methods see the published protocol here.

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