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Ipsos shortlisted for the 2016 AQR Prosper Riley-Smith Qualitative Excellence Award
Ipsos are delighted to be shortlisted for the 2016 AQR Prosper Riley-Smith Qualitative Excellence Award.
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Do more! Poll shows Britons behind action on infrastructure
Ahead of the Autumn Statement, a new global Infrastructure study that finds the majority of the public think that Britain is not currently doing enough to meet the country's infrastructure needs.
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Four in ten homes do not meet new Living Home Standard
The Living Home Standard - the result of 9 months of research undertaken by Ipsos on behalf of Shelter and British Gas - represents the first definition of what home means that has been defined by the public, for the public.
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Optimism over the economy improves for the second month in a row - but young are still more pessimistic
Ipsos's September 2016 Political Monitor shows public expectations over the economy continue to improve after hitting a low in July following Britain's shock decision to leave the European Union.
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Raising Your Game
With good planning, implementation and evaluation, well executed Marketing Partnership activities are capable of achieving exceptional outcomes for brands and rights holders.
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Londoners support restrictions on new tall buildings
Most Londoners think tall buildings should only be built in areas like the City and Canary Wharf, and that there should be limits on how high they can be, according to an Ipsos survey for the Skyline Campaign.
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Women still face more pressure to look groomed, new poll finds
Whilst 85% of women and 78% of men agree women should be equal to men in society, nearly all women (90%) and 77% of men think that that society puts more pressure on women than men to look groomed, the findings show.
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Ipsos Research Highlights - August 2016
Ipsos's Research Highlights for August 2016 includes the latest from the US presidential election and the new PM starts with a honeymoon among the public.
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Jeremy Corbyn's ratings
In a guest blog, David Cowling analyses what Ipsos's poll ratings mean for the leader of the Labour Party.
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The labours of Labour
A special guest blog by Professor David Cowling on the electability of Labour under Jeremy Corbyn.