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Analysis: Population change, turnout & the election
Dr Roger Mortimore explores how an older, more middle class Britain is giving David Cameron a chance to reach Downing Street
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Jobs outlook worse this quarter as pain spreads to public sector quicker than private sector recovery
More redundancies and a drop in employment is expected in the public sector according to the latest Labour Market Outlook survey
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It's the economy stupid... but not at the cost of trust
Ipsos's Reputation Council members are most concerned about the economy and trust in 2010.
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Mind the Gap: Frontiers of Performance in Local Government V
This report considers local circumstances when calculating performance on perceptions-based indicators, value-for-money and satisfaction with the council. It also includes an updated version of our Area Challenge Index.
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Home Energy Omnibus Research
Nearly half of people (48%) would be more likely to install energy saving devices in their homes if they were offered some help, an Ipsos survey commissioned by environmental charity Groundwork has found.
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Evaluation of Smokeline
Ipsos Scotland conducted an evaluation of user experiences and perceptions of the `Smokeline' stop-smoking telephone advice service, to help inform the future development of the service. Commissioned by NHS Health Scotland, the evaluation comprised a quantitative Interactive Voice Recognition (IVR) survey of `Smokeline' callers, a series of follow-up qualitative telephone interviews with IVR respondents, and a mystery shopping exercise.
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Ipsos January Political Monitor
Economic optimism returns as Labour narrow the Conservative lead, though there is little belief that the recession is over.
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Citizens Advice Scotland General Public and Client Satisfaction Research 2009
The research with Citizens Advice Bureau clients aimed to review perceptions of the organisation as a whole, as well as different aspects of its service provision.
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Ipsos January 2010 Political Monitor
Ipsos's January Political Monitor (carried out by telephone between 26-28 January among 1,001 British adults aged 18 and over) shows, across those certain to vote, a sharp swing back to Labour.
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Ipsos/Observer Political Monitor
Ipsos's January Political Monitor (carried out by telephone between 26-28 January among 1,001 British adults aged 18 and over) shows that Economic optimism for the next year has improved on last month.