New data from Ipsos taken April 24th – 28th reveals that two thirds of Britons do not have confidence that the UK Government are running the country with integrity, nor properly, competently and seriously.
As the UK public sector is about to undergo the most significant shift in decades, this report captures opinion and perception from four different perspectives across six different sectors and the public sector as a whole.
The EU Kids Online Project based at the London School of Economics and Political Science launch their report today detailing new and important evidence about children's exposure to and experience of risks on the internet. The report is based on a survey conducted by Ipsos among over 23,000 children and parents across Europe.
This study was commissioned by the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment
(CABE) and the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) to provide a basis for
examining how people relate to the places where they live.
The Association of Police Authorities (APA) commissioned the Ipsos Crime & Justice research team to carry out a series of discussion workshops to establish public attitudes to changes to police governance, and in particular the proposed role of elected Police Commissioners, as outlined in the Home Office 'Policing in the 21st Century' consultation paper.
This report sets out the findings from a public dialogue and nationally representative survey on attitudes to research involving Animals Containing Human Material (ACHM), which was conducted in May-August 2010 by a consortium led by Ipsos.
A public dialogue conducted for the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) on geoengineering - technologies that involve the deliberate and large scale manipulation of the Earth's climate system to reduce the extent and impact of climate change.
London Councils commissioned Ipsos to undertake qualitative and quantitative research with Key Stage 4 pupils (aged 14-16) to investigate aspirations in young people. The research finds that most young people are optimistic about their future; more than four in five (82%) pupils say that they feel positive about their future after Year 11.
A recent survey conducted by Ipsos on behalf of the Charity Commission finds that although overall trust and confidence in charities remains in line with 2008, the proportion of people reporting high levels of trust and confidence in charities has increased from 36% to 41%.
