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27% lack confidence in local NHS services this winter
Ipsos's January Political Monitor reveals the majority of Britons feel confident about the quality of NHS care in their local area, but under-funding remains a concern for three in ten.
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General Pharmaceutical Council research into public perceptions of pharmacy
The General Pharmaceutical Council has published findings from an Ipsos survey to gain a better insight into public perception of the pharmacy profession and pharmacy services.
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NHS leads economy and immigration as top vote-deciding issue
Ipsos's first Political Monitor of 2015 shows that the Conservatives and Labour are neck-and-neck, with Labour's vote share increasing five percentage points to 34%.
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Can you win an election debating transport policy?
As a political battleground, the UK’s transport sector is becoming increasingly high profile. Tom Fife-Schaw asks if debate on transport policy can be a vote winner.
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Economist/Ipsos Issues Index 2014 aggregate data
Aggregate data from Ipsos's 2014 Issues Index polling in conjunction with the Economist.
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Hard to call: The next election and the private sector
2015 looks set to be riddled with uncertainty for the UK’s private sector. Tom Fife-Schaw looks at what British business should be looking out for after May
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National Housing Federation: Impact of welfare reform on housing associations
In this final wave of Ipsos research for the National Housing Federation with housing associations, the longer term impacts on landlords appears to be mixed.
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Latest GP Patient Survey results released
NHS England and Ipsos release the latest GP Patient Survey results for 2014
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Research to inform the Five Year Review of the Home Report
The Scottish Government commissioned Ipsos Scotland and Rettie & Co. to conduct research to inform their wider review of the Home Report after five years of operation.
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Politicians trusted less than estate agents, bankers and journalists
New polling by Ipsos shows that the British public are less likely to trust politicians to tell the than estate agents, bankers and journalists.