Would you or would you not feel comfortable visiting Salisbury, where a chemical attack took place earlier this year, given that the police advise there is no risk to the public?

Conducted

9 July 2018

3329 GB adults surveyed

Conducted 9 July 2018

YouGov surveyed 3329 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

I would feel comfortable

41%

I would not feel comfortable

43%

Don't know

16%

Would you or would you not feel comfortable visiting Salisbury, where a chemical attack took place earlier this year, given that the police advise there is no risk to the public?

Conducted 9 July 2018

YouGov surveyed 3329 GB adults

I would feel comfortable

41%

I would not feel comfortable

43%

Don't know

16%

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