Time to Talk Public Health surveys
2026
June 2026 survey report
Topics in this survey were NHS waiting lists, Use of nutritional information, Healthy by default environments, Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs).
February 2026 survey report
Topics in this survey were cold homes, violence against women, domestic abuse, and sexual violence, second-hand smoking, child poverty
Food environments and portion size behaviours in Wales survey report
The survey explored types of main meals eaten, lunchtime behaviours when away from the home, meal finishing behaviour, and portion size behaviours and attitudes.
2025
October 2025 survey report
This report presents findings from the October 2025 survey covering sources of health information, health policy, health and well-being after pregnancy, ageism, Public Health Wales.
June 2025 survey report
This report presents findings from the June 2025 survey findings: Type 2 diabetes, use of gloves in healthcare settings, incontinence, dental health, climate change and public health policy.
Neath Port Talbot regional survey 2025 report
This report presents findings from the Neath Port Talbot Regional Survey 2025 covering: health and well-being, finanical insecurity, information sources, and changes at TATA Steel.
February 2025 survey report
Survey covering: Primary care and health inequalities; delivery of primary care services; social connectedness; personal well-being; financial security; minimum unit pricing of alcohol; and breast screening and artificial intelligence.
2024
November 2024 survey report
This report presents findings from the November 2024 Panel Survey Findings: Healthy life expectancy, Awareness of health services, Vaccines, and a Violence prevention approach called stop and search
August 2024 survey report
Survey covering: cardiovascular health, Non-Emergency Patient Transport Service, travelling to health appointments, healthy weight, mealtimes and vaccines.
May 2024 survey report
This report presents findings from the May 2024 survey covering: Carbon Monoxide; Vaccines; Infections; and Health Stigma
February 2024 survey report
Survey covering: Parenting information needs, Perceptions of breastfeeding, Role of education settings in child health, Child behavioural strategies, Mental well-being, and technology use with family and friends.
2023
December 2023 survey report
This report covers findings from the December 2023 survey, covering topics such as flu and COVID 19 vaccines, vaccination and pregnancy, NHS 111 Wales service, and Primary Care Clusters.
October 2023 survey report
This report presents findings from the October 2023 survey covering HIV, Vaping, Use of antibiotics, Vaccines, Addressing inequalities, Coronavirus, and 20mph speed limits.
August 2023 survey report
This report presents findings from the August 2023 survey covering Emergency Departments, Campaigns, Cost of Living, Dental Health, Bowel Screening, and Post-natal Weight Management.
June 2023 survey report
Covering NHS Waiting Lists, Housing, Witnessing Violence, Mental Well-being and Primary Care.
Food environments and healthy weight February to March 2023 survey report 2
This second report from the February to March 2023 survey is focused on findings relating to food environments and healthy weight.
April 2023 survey report
This report covers issues including physical activity, active travel, menopause, climate change and shingles.
February to March 2023 survey report
This report presents findings from the February to March 2023 survey, covering issues including screening, sustainability, campaigns and current concerns.
January 2023 survey report
This month’s survey covered mental well-being, vaccines, risk-taking behaviour and health inequalities.
Panel recruitment survey report
This month’s survey covered cost of living, coronavirus and priorities for Public Health Wales.
Creation and establishment of a nationally representative panel protocol report
This protocol outlines the development and operation of the Time to Talk Public Health panel, a nationally representative group of 2,500 adults from across Wales.