Rochdale Adult Activity Levels 2022-23

Rochdale had recovered to baseline levels for both active (52.1%) and inactive (34.4%), but in the last 12 months has fallen back fallen back to or below baseline levels.

Overhead view of a group dance exercise class in a community centre

Rochdale Overview

Rochdale had recovered to baseline levels in the previous 12 months for both active (52.1%) and inactive (34.4%), but in the last 12 months has worsened (-3.6%) and (+1.2%) fallen back to or below baseline levels.

Inactivity

The inactive proportion has seen an increase in the last 12 months (+1.2%), similar to baseline (34.5%) but much higher than pre-pandemic levels (+5.5%).

Inactivity over time in Rochdale

Differences across demographics

Prior to the pandemic (2018-19) most demographics were reducing in inactivity, except those from lower socio-economic groups (NS SEC 6-8).

In the last 12 months, most have seen an increase in inactivity, except males, those aged 75+ and from White British ethnic groups, especially those from South Asian ethnic groups.

Inactivity by demographics over time in Rochdale

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Published April 2024.