Press releases
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June 2021
Brexit: The public’s view five years after the EU referendum
Five years after the EU referendum, a new report published today by whatukthinks.org and the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) suggests Brexit has been far from an unalloyed success so far as public opinion is concerned.
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December 2020
One year on: Did the 2019 election result reflect voters’ views on Brexit?
New analysis published today by the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) and whatukthinks.org suggests that the 2019 election, held a year ago today, had only limited success in reflecting voters’ views on the issue that it was intended to resolve – Brexit.
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November 2020
Scottish Social Attitudes: Brexit is undermining support for Scotland staying in the UK
A new report published today by the Scottish Centre for Social Research (ScotCen) and whatscotlandthinks.org reveals how the pursuit of Brexit is undermining public support in Scotland for staying in the UK.
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November 2020
Brexit continues to divide Britain
A new report, published today by the National Centre for Social Research and whatukthinks.org, finds that while Brexit may be ‘done’ and no longer in the headlines, Britain remains deeply divided on the issue.
In particular, even though Labour and the Liberal Democrats are now largely keeping silent on the issue, relatively few Remain voters have so far come to accept the UK’s exit from the EU.
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March 2019
British public unhappy about Brexit negotiations, with Leavers and Remainers equally critical
New data from the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) reveals significant shifts in attitudes to the government’s handling of the Brexit negotiation process. Only 7% of Brits think that the UK government has been handling the negotiations well. 80% of Leave voters and 85% of Remain voters believe the government is handling Britain’s exit badly.