Government

Climate change continues to weigh heavy on the minds of NGOs and Corporate Responsibility experts. Ilana Tyler-Rubinstein shows it's about respect for the individual.

Ben Marshall blogs for Shelter on how housing has risen up the political agenda but is still up for grabs.

On the eve of a major conference on the nature of political leadership, hosted by King's College London and Ipsos, new polling and analysis from Ipsos shows that the public's average satisfaction ratings of the three main party leaders combined are lower than we have ever seen at an equivalent point before an election.

Ipsos’s work on the best councils looks at what distinguishes them from authorities that never seem to get it together.

Ben Page looks back on 2013's winners and losers.

An Ipsos snap poll carried out in the evening following the Autumn Statement shows that when asked whether they agree with Ed Balls that George Osborne is in denial about the cost of living crisis or with George Osborne that his long term plan for economic recovery is working, the public agree with Mr Balls over Mr Osborne by 40% to 24%.

The Scottish Government is introducing numerous measures to reduce the appeal of cigarettes among young people as part of its tobacco control strategy. However, the impact of the measures will not emerge until 2015 at the earliest.

In their latest blog, Fiona Moss and David Shaw make a call for really understanding what your customers want before rolling out a mobile customer engagement strategy.

Research Director, Ashley Ames discusses whether the public are aware of Police and Crime Commissioners and their role, one year on from the inaugural elections.