The Office for National Statistics reports in 2009 75% of UK households own a PC and 71% of households have an Internet connection.
The report also states 'In the highest income decile group, 98 per cent of households owned a home computer and 97 per cent had an Internet connection in 2009. This compares with 38 per cent of households who owned a home computer and 30 per cent who had an internet connection in the lowest income decile group.
Households with children were more likely to have Internet access at home than those without: 93 per cent of households with two adults and two or more children had Internet access at home, compared with 91 per cent of households with two adults and one child, and 87 per cent of households with two non-retired adults and no children.
Among retired households, 32 per cent had Internet access at home in two-adult households and 9 per cent in one-adult households. '
Households with children were more likely to have Internet access at home than those without: 93 per cent of households with two adults and two or more children had Internet access at home, compared with 91 per cent of households with two adults and one child, and 87 per cent of households with two non-retired adults and no children.
Among retired households, 32 per cent had Internet access at home in two-adult households and 9 per cent in one-adult households. '
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