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British public split on nuclear power
A recent Ipsos survey updates trend data on public attitudes to climate change, nuclear power, and other energy sources.
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Climate Week 2013 survey
Ipsos polling for Climate Week was launched alongside Britain's biggest ever environmental occasion which took place between 4-10 March 2013.
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Support for new nuclear energy slips as indecision mounts
Public support for building new nuclear power stations has fallen by eight percentage points in the last year to 42% according to our latest poll.
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Crisis of Parliamentary trust in energy industry grows
Trust in the energy industry to deliver genuine competition, protect the vulnerable, offer clear choices and promote environmental improvements has fallen significantly among MPs over the last three years.
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Whatever happened to `Corporate Social Responsibility'?
Robert Cumming asks whether Corporate Social Responsibility was just a fad or has been absorbed into everyday culture?
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Consumer attitudes towards Christmas ads
Is Christmas advertising becoming part of the build-up to the big day, asks Keith Glasspoole in Brand Republic.
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Honey Bee Research 2012
Friends of the Earth commissioned Ipsos as part of The Bee Cause campaign, to get a sense of the public's knowledge of these key pollinators, which are facing steep decline in the UK.
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Standing out from the cr'wow'd
New products come and go at alarming speeds so you need to understand how to optimise the power and attraction of your brands, writes Richard Boyko, director, Ipsos InnoQuest.
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Consumer First Panel for Ofgem - Wave 4
In 2007, Ofgem launched its Consumer First initiative to ensure that it properly understands a broad range of consumer perspectives when making policy decisions. As part of Consumer First, it commissions primary research/engagement with consumers, interrogates and learns from research conducted by other organisations and looks to measure the impact of its activities on all consumers.
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Labour increases its lead on healthcare and education
Labour increases its lead on healthcare and education - but falls back as the best party on the economy says a new Ipsos poll.