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Survey of Smoking, Drinking and Drug Use among Young People in England

Findings from Survey of Smoking, Drinking and Drug Use

Teenage smoking at a record low in England since the 1990s. Read our latest findings here.

Responding to youth crime & anti-social behaviour

Can responses to youth offending be changed by the views of young people? Read these views in our new report here.

Young people & alcohol

Is the nation's 'drinking culture' affecting our schools? Read the latest report here.

Natsal 2010

Natsal 2010 is a national study of sexual health and relationships that takes place every 10 years. Helping improve health education, family planning, and other health services that we may all need throughout our lives.

NatCen Omnibus

A cost effective way of carrying out research, with four opportunities a year to pose your own questions in the survey

Latest news

New report about people's retirement experiences just published. Read more here

Suggested changes to youth justice system uses NatCen's research
NatCen announce new Trustees. Find out more here
Read about NatCen's new research structure
Is the nation's 'drinking culture' affecting our schools? Read the latest report here

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Did you know?

In 2009, 33% thought the Scottish Government had most say over how Scotland is run - up 20 percentage points since 2000.

from : Scottish Social Attitudes 2009 findings

For the first time in 20 years more people identify themselves as Conservative supporters (32%) than Labour supporters (27%).

from : British Social Attitudes 26th Report findings

About us

We carry out and analyse research studies in the fields of social and public policy including extensive research among members of the public. More about NatCen

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We are Britain's leading independent social research institute. Our work covers all areas of social policy and our aim is a society better informed through high quality research.