As Pharrel Williams' song goes.... we're happy!
Local folk appear to be quite positive, if this survey is anything to go by.
A SURVEY has revealed that people living in the East Midlands have reported very high levels of happiness in 2015 compared to the rest of the UK.
In a survey released from the Office of National Statistics, it was revealed that personal well-being has improved every year since financial year ending 2012 when data was first collected, suggesting that more people in the UK are feeling better about their lives.
The four measures of well-being that were investigated in the report were life satisfaction, feeling that what one does in life is worthwhile, happiness, and anxiety levels.
The report also revealed that in the financial year ending 2015, the East Midlands had higher proportions of people reporting low anxiety.
The North East and Yorkshire and the Humber were the only two English regions with no significant improvement in low levels of well-being across all four measures.