Brits Spend Fewer Than Six Hours Outdoors Every Week, Study Shows

New study commissioned by cider brand Magners, which has teamed up with radio and TV personality Roman Kemp, found that adults spend less than six hours a week outdoors with a fifth claiming they have no access to green space. Undated photograph. (Simon Galloway, SWNS/Zenger)

British adults spend less than six hours a week outdoors, with a fifth claiming they have no access to green space, according to research.

The study of 2,000 adults found, of those who do spend time in the garden or public spaces, just five percent reckon this exceeds 10 hours a week.