Of those respondents who said that they had access to a private or shared garden, outdoor space or allotment, 87% agreed that having this access is important to them personally (with 63% agreeing it is very important). Only 4% stated it was not important to have access. These findings are consistent with results for April. One in eight households (12%) in Great Britain had no access to a private or shared garden during the coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions and there is inequality in access to garden spaces associated with ethnicity, age, socio-economic background and region[footnote 6]. A RSPB survey in May[footnote 3] found that people in the UK with an annual household income under £10,000 are almost four times more likely to have no outdoor space compared to people with a household income of £60,000 or more.