| National Centre for Social Research

Top Header menu

Blog
Podcast
News
Work for us

Main navigation

Who we are
What we do
Our research
- All our work
- Our flagship projects
Events and training
- Events
- NatCen Learning
Taking part

Filter:

Keyword

Content type

Article

Centre

Event

Microsite

News

Organisation

Basic page

Participant Content

Person

Publication

Topic

Community

Equalities

Social Care

Gambling

Diet and Nutrition

Crime and Justice

Mental Health and Wellbeing

Training

Deliberative methods

Education

Finance

Transport and Infrastructure

Health

Housing

Ageing

Work and Employment

Immigration

Children and Families

COVID-19

Cost of Living

Latest news

Energy and the Environment

Social and Political Attitudes

Research methods

Centre

Centre for Health

Centre for Children and Families

Centre for Gambling Research

Methodology and Innovation Hub

NatCen International

Centre for Deliberation

Crime, Justice and Security

Scottish Centre for Social Research (ScotCen)

NatCen Opinion Panel

Centre for Evaluation

Centre for Social Survey Transformation

Method

Analysis

Deliberative research

Evaluation

Longitudinal survey

Qualitative

Sample method

Sample method 1

Surveys

Organisation

Access denied

Page not found

Corporate social responsibility

Aims and objectives

Acceptable Use Policy

ANNE Survey: Privacy notice

DBI: privacy notice

Privacy notice: tax advice study

Behaviour in Scottish Schools study: privacy notice

Distress Brief Intervention: follow-up survey

Distress Brief Intervention: paper or online evaluation form

Who are NatCen?

Evaluation of ELAP: Further support and advice

ELAP: Privacy notice

Evaluation of Hanen LLLI: privacy notice

Evaluation of the Credit Card Ban: Privacy notice

Evaluation of the Credit Card Ban: Participant information sheet for people affected by the gambling of others

Evaluation of the Credit Card Ban: Participant information sheet for gamblers

Family Drug and Alcohol Courts Evaluation: Privacy notice for the implementation evaluation

Family Drug and Alcohol Courts Evaluation: Privacy notice for the impact evaluation

Feasibility study: Privacy notice

Our team

Nathan Hudson

Sarah Minty

Kathryn Yates

Tom Bristow

Lucy Englefield

Beverley Bates

David Hussey

Susan Reid

Shane Howe

Svetlana Speight

Leon Page

Lisa Rutherford

Lucy Dean

Victoria Wilson

Martin Mitchell

Nilufer Rahim

Chloe Robinson

Varunie Yaxley

Asiya Hamid

Community

Equalities

Social Care

Gambling

Diet and Nutrition

Crime and Justice

Mental Health and Wellbeing

Training

Deliberative methods

Partners and networks

What makes the NatCen Panel unique?

Northerners and Southerners now share similar economic values, but Londoners are more liberal and pro-welfare

Half of Britain wants voting system to change, with clear majority among Labour supporters

British Social Attitudes: Britain more politically polarised than ever over Scottish independence

‘Woke’ attitudes now more common in Britain, but ‘culture wars’ continue to divide

British Social Attitudes to the monarchy

Majority in Britain back ‘more tax, more spend’

NatCen appoints four new Trustees

Women twice as likely as men to be extremely worried about life in the ‘new normal’

British Social Attitudes in an era of crisis

European Social Survey

NHS Digital

Annual Report and Accounts 2019

Annual Report and Accounts 2020

Annual Report and Accounts 2021

Annual Report and Accounts 2022

Annual Report and Accounts 2018

Annual Report and Accounts 2017

Can tablets collect data from people with no internet or limited digital literacy?

World Mental Health Day 2022: Disabled people at work – accepted as equals?

Making an impact? Routes for deliberation to make a difference

Understanding female perpetrators of intimate partner violence

Deliberation: a way of doing society?

When and how to deliberate online

Where next for online deliberation?

Annual Report and Accounts 2016

Annual Report and Accounts 2015

Annual Report and Accounts 2014

Annual Report and Accounts 2013

Gender Pay Gap 2021 and how we are addressing it

Gender Pay Gap data 2020 and the changes we're making

Gender Pay Gap data 2019 and what it is telling us

Gender Pay Gap data 2018 and what it is telling us

Equality, diversity and inclusion

Methods seminars

Conducting remote cognitive interviews: telephone or video conferencing?

Future of Britain: Food Policy and Regulation panel discussion

Where are we now and what next for online deliberative methods?

How can funders better support UK LGBTQ+ communities?

Promoting active travel

British Social Attitudes: Public Attitudes in an Era of Crisis

Inequality and Education: taking stock and finding solutions

Deliberate: Making an impact? Exploring the ways deliberation can make a difference

Research into UK Taxpayers’ use of offshore specialists

Distress Brief Intervention

Evaluation of ‘Learning Language and Loving It’ - The Hanen Program® for Early Childhood Educators

Series

A Better Start - National Evaluation

British Social Attitudes

English Housing Survey

Health Survey for England

Scottish Health Survey

European Social Survey

Scottish Social Attitudes

Society Watch

Deliberate seminar series

UK Nation

England

Northern Ireland

Scotland

Wales

Country

France

Greece

United Kingdom

Showing 1061 - 1070 of 1393

Anne Conolly

Anne is a research director in the Health and Biomedical team.

Researcher 21 December 2022

Martin Wood

Martin is the Director of Longitudinal Surveys.

Researcher 21 December 2022

Chujan Sivathasan

Chujan is a senior researcher in the Longitudinal Surveys team.

Researcher 21 December 2022

Marta Mezzanzanica

Marta Mezzanzanica is a Research Director in the Attitudinal Surveys and the NatCen Panel team

Researcher 21 December 2022

David Hussey

David is the Director of Statistics.

Researcher 21 December 2022

Gianfranco Addario

Gianfranco is a Research Director in the Analysis team.

Researcher 21 December 2022

Acceptable Use Policy

Basic page 20 December 2022

Terms of use

Basic page 20 December 2022

UK Statistics Authority

The UK Statistics Authority is the statutory independent regulator to ensure that statistics are produced and disseminated in the public good.

Client

Pagination

First page
Previous page
…
- Page 103
- Page 104
- Page 105
- Page 106
- Current page 107
- Page 108
- Page 109
- Page 110
- Page 111
…
Next page
Last page

Sign up to our latest news

Receive a regular update, sent directly to your inbox, with a summary of our current events, research, blogs and comment.

Footer menu

Who we are
What we do
News
International
Work for us

Footer Bottom menu

Corporate social responsibility
Modern slavery statement
Privacy policy
Contact us
Accessibility