British Social Attitudes: Public Attitudes in an Era of Crisis
Annual British Social Attitudes survey.
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Northerners and Southerners now share similar economic values, but Londoners are more liberal and pro-welfare
People in the North are no longer more economically left-wing and pro-welfare than people in the South, finds the British Social Attitudes survey.
British Social Attitudes in an era of crisis
The National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) is today publishing its 39th annual British Social Attitudes report.
Majority in Britain back ‘more tax, more spend’
A majority of people in Britain are still in favour of higher taxation and government spending, finds the latest British Social Attitudes survey.
British Social Attitudes 39 | Broken Britain?
The BSA 39 report provides a wealth of evidence on where the public stand on the various challenges faced buy the new government.
‘Woke’ attitudes now more common in Britain, but ‘culture wars’ continue to divide
Public opinion in Britain has tipped in favour of ‘woke’ attitudes on many ‘culture war’ issues, finds the latest British Social Attitudes survey.
Could ‘Culture Wars’ Rekindle the Brexit Divide?
The ‘culture wars’ debate does in many respects mirror the division between Remainers and Leavers.
British Social Attitudes: Britain more politically polarised than ever over Scottish independence
The National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) is today publishing its 39th annual British Social Attitudes report.
How The Constitutional Question Has Become More Divisive
Attitudes towards Scotland’s constitutional status divide the parties’ supporters now to a far greater extent than they did a decade ago.
Half of Britain wants voting system to change, with clear majority among Labour supporters
For the first time, more people in Britain favour introducing proportional representation than keeping the current voting system.