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The public do not trust politicians
Low levels of trust in politicians and journalists alike mean that British politics needs to be more creative about re-building public confidence.
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Labour leads on healthcare amid public concern about NHS reform - but is the public as worried as we think?
While the NHS reforms have been heralded as controversial by many healthcare professionals and parts of the media, the public is, so far, reserving judgement
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Reuters/Ipsos June Political Monitor
The public is split on public sector strikes although most think trade unions are essential to protect workers' rights. Trade unions are seen as more powerful than in the 1990s, although a long way from the 1970s.
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Public attitudes towards housing benefit and planning reform
New research by Ipsos, for Inside Housing, shows the Great British public supports spending less on housing benefit to spend more on other things and to reduce the national debt, but not if it means an increase in homelessness.
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Economist/Ipsos Issues Index June 2011
Economy remains the number one issue, with concern about unemployment, inflation and prices creeping up
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Reputation Council Insight and Ideas May 2011
This report draws together findings from our fourth sitting of the Reputation Council and delves into the growing phenomenon of social media: we discuss the escalation of this communications medium and also the direct changes to communication planning and strategy being made as a result of social media insights.
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Halifax Housing Market Confidence Tracker
More Britons expect house prices to rise rather than fall over the next twelve months, according to the Halifax Housing Market Confidence tracker. The Halifax Housing Market Confidence Tracker monitors public sentiment towards the UK housing market. The April survey was conducted by Ipsos on behalf of Halifax. Interviewing took place between 8th and 14th April 2011.
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Reuters/Ipsos Political Monitor May 2011
While the government is seen as divided on several issues such as tuition fees, the NHS and immigration, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats are seen as united on the key issue of the economy
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Economist/Ipsos Issues Index - May 2011
In a month in which the spotlight has been fixed on the reform of the health service, the Economist/Ipsos Issues Index shows that a quarter of the public (26%) think that the NHS is one of the most important issues facing Britain. This is an increase of six percentage points since April, and the highest level of concern since January 2008.
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Back to school for the banks
Milorad Ajder of the Ipsos Reputation Centre comments in GFS News on why UK banks need to put the customer at the heart of what they do.