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Asked when they had last attended a place of worship for religious reasons, most people in England and Wales (63%) had not attended in the past year: 43% of people last attended over a year ago and 20% of people had never attended. Only 9% of people reported having attended a place of worship within the last week.<ref>[https://humanism.org.uk/campaigns/religion-and-belief-some-surveys-and-statistics/ Religion and belief: some surveys and statistics]</ref>}}
Asked when they had last attended a place of worship for religious reasons, most people in England and Wales (63%) had not attended in the past year: 43% of people last attended over a year ago and 20% of people had never attended. Only 9% of people reported having attended a place of worship within the last week.<ref>[https://humanism.org.uk/campaigns/religion-and-belief-some-surveys-and-statistics/ Religion and belief: some surveys and statistics]</ref>}}
In June of 2014, ''The Telegraph'' reported: "Britain ranks 26th out of the 28 European Union countries by the proportion of the population who say they have someone on whom they feel they could rely if they have a serious problem.<ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/lifestyle/wellbeing/10909524/Britain-the-loneliness-capital-of-Europe.html Britain the loneliness capital of Europe]</ref>
In October of 2014,'' The Guardian'' reported:
In October of 2014,'' The Guardian'' reported: