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Reuters/Ipsos February 2011 Political Monitor
Support for cuts to public services falls as the impact of spending cuts begins to be felt.
There is widespread concern about the effects of cuts in the next 12 months as pessimism about the economy increases to levels of concern not seen since the start of 2009 -
Cutting spending on public services or making them more efficient - Trends
Q. Please tell me how strongly you agree or disagree with each of these arguments about public services and public spending
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February 2011 Economist/Ipsos Issues Index
Our latest issues index shows that concern about unemployment is higher amongst the young.
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Scottish Public Opinion Monitor February 2011
With the Holyrood election now under three months away, our latest poll reveals a significant reversal in fortunes for the two main parties, with the SNP now holding a slight advantage.
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Big Society and the Co-operative Council
Friday, 28 January 2011 saw the official launch of Lambeth Council's initiative "Co-operative Council" - a new way of power sharing between citizens and the state.
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Economist/Ipsos January 2011 Issues Index
The economy remains top issue of concern for all going into 2011 but there are different party priorities after that.
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Ipsos January 2011 Political Monitor
Confidence in Britain's economic prospects falls away, as support for the government decreases.
However, Cameron remains liked and the public have not yet made up their minds about Ed Miliband -
British economic optimism is among lowest in the world
Britons are among the most negative about the economy in the world according to January's Economic Global Pulse from Ipsos' Global @advisor, online research conducted in 24 countries.
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Britain tops the property gloom rankings
More than two thirds (68 per cent) of people in the UK think that this is a bad time to buy real estate according to the latest findings by Ipsos.
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Understanding Society: Winter 2010
In this edition of Understanding Society, we use the research we have done over the last year to look at what, if any, effect global economic, political and social challenges had on elections in 2010.