People living in the Broadland district are the happiest in Norfolk, it has been revealed in new government figures.
The county's happiest and unhappiest places to live have been ranked using data recently published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
A national survey was carried out between April 2022 to March 2023 which asked people to rate their level of happiness, among other factors, out of 10. The ONS then averages this data and compiles it in a yearly report.
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As well as happiness, people were asked to rate their life satisfaction, worth and anxiety levels.
The seven key districts it looked at were Breckland, Broadland, Great Yarmouth, King's Lynn and West Norfolk, North Norfolk, Norwich and South Norfolk.
Last year, Breckland was revealed to be the happiest district in Norfolk and Norwich was the unhappiest place, seeing the lowest life satisfaction in the county.
In 2022 and 2023, people were most anxious in Norwich, whereas people in Broadland were the least.
Great Yarmouth matched Broadland in happiness levels and ranked the highest for feeling "worthwhile".
We have compiled the scores for each factor in all seven Norfolk districts below.
1. Breckland
Happiness: 7.19
Life Satisfaction: 7.75
Worthwhile: 7.99
Anxiety: 3.05
2. Broadland
Happiness: 7.71
Life Satisfaction: 7.85
Worthwhile: 7.97
Anxiety: 2.27
3. Great Yarmouth
Happiness: 7.71
Life Satisfaction: 7.54
Worthwhile: 8.16
Anxiety: 2.86
4. King's Lynn and West Norfolk
Happiness: 7.45
Life Satisfaction: 7.56
Worthwhile: 7.55
Anxiety: 3.31
5. North Norfolk
Happiness: 7.21
Life Satisfaction: 7.67
Worthwhile: 8.05
Anxiety: 3.36
6. Norwich
Happiness: 7.07
Life Satisfaction: 7.30
Worthwhile: 7.62
Anxiety: 4.37
7. South Norfolk
Happiness: 7.65
Life Satisfaction: 7.52
Worthwhile: 7.86
Anxiety: 3.35
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