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Brexit remains Britons' top concern whilst worry over the environment hits its highest level since 1990
Nearly two thirds of Britons mention Brexit as one of the biggest issues facing the country.
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Attitudes to climate change for UK charity Possible
New polling for UK charity Possible has found that a quarter (23%) of adults have heard the Conservative party discuss climate change issues in the last 12 months.
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Ipsos Update - November 2019
This month's edition of Ipsos Update features recent Ipsos research and thinking on mental health, Black Friday and retail trends, brand-building and climate change.
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Ipsos Issues Index September 2019: Lack of faith in politics reaches new high
According to the latest Issues Index two thirds of Britons mention Brexit as one of the biggest issues facing the country.
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Why Face-to-Face Data Collection Still Matters
Following Ipsos's win at the MRS Operations Awards 2019 in the Best FTF Data Collection category, Steve Bannister and Jeremy May explore the value of face-to-face data collection.
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The State of the State in 2019
Deloitte commissioned Ipsos to survey UK adults on their attitudes to some of the key challenges facing the public sector: tax and spending, public services, social mobility, devolution, and the environment
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Packaging Perfection | Webinar
Following our Packaging Perfection webinar you can now access the slides and recording of the presentation.
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Is a lack of understanding the crux of the sexual harassment dilemma?
According to an Ipsos poll, less than a third (30%) of people in Britain think that nowadays, reports of sexual harassment are generally ignored. But is this really the case? Ilya Cereso reflects on a widespread lack of understanding around what constitutes sexual harassment, and its prevalence.
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Recognition for Ipsos Energy & Environment team
The Environment & Energy team within the Social Research Institute has been awarded first place in the Innovation category of the Evaluating Development Interventions for Transformational Change Award.
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Flight shame: are we willing to reduce our emissions?
Public perceptions of flying depend on two key factors – cost and convenience. Only one in seven people in the UK (13%) said they would use a form of transportation with a lower carbon footprint than air travel even if it were less convenient or more expensive.