Our work on the measurement of gambling related harms
NatCen has been involved in the development of new gambling related harms questions which form part of the Gambling Survey for Great Britain.
NatCen has been involved in the development of new gambling related harms questions which form part of the Gambling Survey for Great Britain.
Gen Z’s attitudes towards law and order suggest a significant break with previous generations.
The national evaluation of A Better Start is being undertaken by the ABS national evaluation team led by the National Centre for Social Research.
Our People Approach is the HR, learning and development plan that supports the delivery of NatCen’s strategic vision.
Research Directors are responsible for leading teams to deliver projects, managing relationships, and bringing in new work.
The National Centre for Social Research (NatCen)’s ‘Making Life Better’ strategy sets out our plans to 2030.
We recently looked at how young people with SEN were getting on.
The Survey Logistics team is a bustling department made up of 14 staff members and a team of seven freelancers.
Growing Up in Scotland (GUS) is a longitudinal research study founded in 2005, and commissioned by the Scottish Government.
A recent event explored the potential in linked digital trace data and survey responses.
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