Is Britain losing its Faith?

You can clearly see the drop in regular church attendance.  Based on my primary research I think that this is a continuing trend.  In my primary research I was given reasons such as that religious leaders are quote "Woolly and do not give positive ideas" other reasons stated were that the idea of "a want society/must have society" leaving little time for religion.  All respondents were of Christian faith or none at all and all stated that one reason for low Church attendance was that church is seen as boring in most traditional Anglican churches.  The respondents to my questionnaires were mostly middle-aged women who had middle class jobs or were involved mostly with domestic work.  The male respondent also used to have a middle class occupation.  They all provided slightly different answers but in most of them centred on the increasing Thatcherism of society and the tedium of church services.  All the questionnaires said that religion was in decline and that this was a bad thing.  One of the responses correlated with my research saying that religion had been lowering in attendance since the 1950s.  Though due to the small sample and the even smaller response rate my primary research may seem dubious at best my secondary research shows clearly that it is nation wide and church attendance is still going down.  This is shown on sheet B of my secondary research.  It shows that for the last three decades of the twentieth century, religion has been in dramatic decline, this is no passing phase.  People are beginning to abandon specific religions for pick'n'mix spiritual beliefs or simply find religion too boring and unassociated with real life to be of any importance or just find religion to time consuming.  Whatever the reasons it is clear that all my research seems to support the hypothesis that Britain is losing its faith.