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Local attachment refers to the feeling of belonging and connection to one's immediate community, such as a town or neighbourhood. The story highlights a rise in this feeling from 29% to 40% since 2011, contrasting with falling national pride. This suggests people might be finding more meaning and connection closer to home.
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