Report Overview
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(UK) COVID-19 and Mobility

- PublisherEnders Analysis.
- Publish Date January 14, 2021
- Sector digital, Economic Outlook, Google, Insights, Internet, UK.
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Contents
Introducing Google Mobility data
The pandemic devastated cities in the West more than those in the East
London tracks broadly with the rest of the UK, but a return to ‘normal’ remains distant
Comparing COVID-19 cases with mobility within Greater London
People have overwhelmingly spent more time at home since March
Mobility varied across boroughs of Greater London, and cases aligned to residential hubs
The City of London suffered the greatest drop in mobility, and has recovered the least
Across all categories, the City of London has suffered the most
Appendix: Methodology