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Scottish Schools Adolescent Lifestyle and Substance Use Survey (SALSUS)
The Information Services Division, on behalf of the Scottish Government, commissioned Ipsos Scotland to conduct the 2008 and 2010 studies of smoking, drinking, and drug use among secondary school pupils in Scotland.
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Understanding Society - December 2011
In our latest issue of Understanding Society we round up how public opinion has been affected by the major events of an extraordinary year, and what it means for politicians, policy makers and public services in the future.
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The High Street is dead, long live the High Street
Well over two thirds of all shoppers think the best deals can be found online, writes Lucy Fligelstone, research executive at Ipsos Marketing in Brand Republic.
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Border Skirmish
Bobby Duffy in the Sunday Times writes that given our national concern about immigration, the government has reason to be concerned following the UK Border Agency row.
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Politics Blog: Salmond has Labour in a zugzwang
Christopher Mclean asks, should the Scottish Labour Party campaign for devolution max in an attempt to with the Scottish electorate, or oppose the SNP and independence outright?
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Economist/Ipsos October 2011 Issues Index
The September Economist/Ipsos issues index shows that almost seven in ten (68%) are concerned about the economy, an increase of nine percentage points since September, and the highest level since the coalition came to power in May last year
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Planning an `independence generation' - can the SNP persuade voters to back an autonomous Scotland?
Mark Diffley analyses the mood among Scottish voters ahead of the SNP party conference in Inverness.
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SNP Conference: Ipsos Scotland Briefing Pack
As the SNP gathers for its first conference s a majority government, Ipsos looks at the rise in support for the party in recent times and considers key challenges for the future
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London's skilled working class and policing
Ipsos polling for BBC London finds particularly strong support among skilled working class (or "C2") Londoners for the Met taking a more robust approach in any future riots.