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Fish & Chips
Fish & Chips still seems to be the British public's favourite meal according to a survey conducted by MORI on behalf of the Seafish Industry Authority between 14-20 August. Just over half have eaten fish & chips
in the last month, with more than half of these in the last week. -
Political Attitudes in Great Britain for August 1997
Research study conducted for The Times Newspaper
MORI interviewed a representative quota sample of 1,758 adults aged 18+ at 163 sampling points across Great Britain between 21-25 August 1997. -
The Motorola Report 1997 - The British and Technology
A recent MORI poll indicates that Britain is still divided along lines of class, gender and age where access to, and interest in, IT is concerned.
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MORI Political Monitor, July 1997
Including questions on the Budget, satisfaction with the Chancellor and the government's economic policies
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Growing Public Acceptance for Tuition Fees - CVCP
A recent MORI survey, for the Committee of Vice-Chancellors and Principals of the Universities of the United Kingdom (CVCP),
reveals that 83% of parents, who expressed an opinion are prepared to contribute towards the university tuition costs of
their children. This compares to 38% in 1991. Only 17% said that they were not prepared to make a contribution. -
Ipsos - Political Attitudes in Great Britain, 20-23 June 1997
Political Attitudes in Great Britain for June 1997. Research study conducted for The Times 20-23 June 1997 containing questions on economic optimism, issues facing Britain, satisfaction with party leaders and voting intention.
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The Unfathomable Language of Pensions
A MORI poll, commissioned by the Plain English Campaign on the language used in pension information, has revealed that over four in ten of those contributing (or preparing to contribute) to a pension scheme thought the language used was confusing.
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Attitudes To Work And Play Is Changing
Research for WFD reveals that for today's 16-35 year old professional, balancing the demands of a career and home life is an increasing concern, 92% saying that it is very or fairly important.
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Attitudes Towards Fur
A survey of the attitudes to fur in the UK, commissioned by Marie Claire and the RSPCA has revealed that 87% of adults would never wear real fur. Of these, 73% thought it wrong or disapproved, 12% said it is too expensive, 8% cited it unfashionable and 6% thought other people would disapprove.
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How Britain Voted in 1997
Profile of voters and how they voted in the 1997 election by age, gender, social class, housing tenure, region, newspaper readership, ethnicity, trade union membership, etc