Non-opiate and cannabis drug use in minority ethnic groups
This study explores non-opiate and cannabis drug use among minority ethnic groups in England and their support and treatment needs.
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The economic benefits of adapting transport infrastructure to deal with effects of climate change outweigh the costs
NatCen carried out a Rapid Evidence Assessment into Climate Change Adaptation for transport infrastructure.
Dual use of e-cigarettes and tobacco
The Scottish Centre for Social Research was funded to conduct a qualitative study, to explore the dual use of e-cigarettes and tobacco in Scotland.
Safety perceptions when walking, cycling and using public transport in England
Insights on public transport use, perceived safety, and experiences of harassment from the latest National Travel Attitudes Study.
Scottish Social Attitudes: Public Attitudes to Alcohol and Tobacco Use and Weight
This module from the Scottish Social Attitudes survey focuses on public attitudes towards alcohol and tobacco use and weight.
Patterns of Play
Final research findings from the Patterns of Play research project.
Current and past trends in tobacco and e-cigarette use and the impact of control measures: an analysis of survey data and other evidence
We explored the impact and consequences of policy changes relating to tobacco consumption and supply in England and Scotland.
What do the English public think about changes to how funds are allocated to local government?
We ran an all-day deliberative workshop with the public to discuss funding in local areas.
Impacts of Climate Change on the Health of Outdoor Workers in Urban Asia
A systematic evidence review.
Independent evaluation of the under 18s elements of the Distress Brief Intervention programme - Parents/Carers Interview Information Sheet
The Scottish Centre for Social Research (ScotCen) is carrying out an independent evaluation of the under 18s elements of the DBI.