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Ipsos Research Highlights - October 2015
Ipsos's research highlights for October includes using social media for research, challenges facing G20 women in the workplace, misperceptions of companies and the taxes they pay, and the latest opinion on Britain's place in - or out - of the European Union.
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Londoners say housing is now the number one issue facing the capital
Housing is now the number one `top of mind' issue for Londoners, a poll conducted by Ipsos on behalf of London Councils has found.
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Nothing looks like halting the SNP bandwagon
Mark Diffley, Director, Ipsos Scotland, writes in Holyrood magazine on the state of play approaching the 2016 election.
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New global poll reveals the top 5 workplace challenges facing G20 women
A new poll by Ipsos carried out across the G20 countries reveals the top challenges faced by women in the workplace.
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How much do you know about Generation `Selfie'?
Ipsos carried out a survey of 975 young people aged 14-22 in the UK for Barnardo's to find out what they think about Westminster politics, their future aspirations, online safety and sex and relationships education.
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National Arthritis Week
The effect of and concern caused by arthritis and joint pain goes beyond people in their old age, says Debbie Lee Chan.
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House price confidence remains high alongside expectation of interest rate rises
Confidence in rising property prices has rallied and remains high, moving from the June to the September 2015 waves of the Housing Market Confidence Tracker.
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Blog: What do the focus groups make of Jeremy Corbyn?
Suzanne Hall, research director at Ipsos writes for the New Statesman about two focus groups with voters in Croydon on the day of Jeremy Corbyn's inaugural party conference speech.
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Economist/Ipsos September 2015 Issues Index
The September Economist/Ipsos issues index shows that over half (56%) of the public mention immigration as among the most important issues facing Britain.
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Nigel Farage improves personal ratings but UKIP's image remains divisive
Party conference season has begun and Ipsos reveals new polling on the public's perceptions of the Liberal Democrats and UKIP.