Social & political attitudes

At 69%, voter turnout in the 2017 General Election was higher than at any such election since 1997. In the latest release of our initial British Social Attitudes (BSA) findings, we examine the increase in more depth.

This study explored Health Survey for England (HSE) participants’ attitudes to data linkage.

The nature of the UK’s post-Brexit trade agreements with both the European Union and the rest of the world are likely to have a considerable impact on public life.

Based on the British Social Attitudes survey, our latest briefing takes a look at how the British public consume news - and examines the winners and losers of a rapidly-changing media landscape.

With 15 months before the official date, the National Centre for Social Research has conducted new research that examines Scottish attitudes towards Brexit.

New analysis by the National Centre for Social Research of the European Social Survey shows that 7 in 10 Brits are concerned about climate change.

Find out what happened to the Labour and Conservative share of the vote between 2015 and 2017 and who changed their vote.

People on low incomes have attitudes to politics broadly in line with the wider population, but feel less in control of their lives.

New research reveals one in four people in Britain admit to being prejudiced towards people of other races.

The public are split on the expansion of grammar schools, with 53% supporting such a policy.