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New research reveals experience of drug use amongst people from minority ethnic groups
New report in collaboration with RSM UK Consulting, which explores non-opiate and cannabis drug use in minority ethnic groups.
How are attitudes to Immigration in Britain changing?
Findings from the European Social Survey show how attitudes towards immigration in Britain are changing.
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.
Climate change, health and well-being in urbanising Southeast Asia
This event unites key regional and international partners to focus on the most climate-vulnerable yet under-represented groups in research and policy.
Researching childhood events and development using Growing Up in Scotland (GUS)
A guest blog from Maddi Bunker, PhD student in Social Policy at the University of Edinburgh.
Health of People with Sight Loss: Secondary analysis using the Health Survey for England
This secondary analysis combined data from five years of published HSE data (2015 to 2019).
Changing Data Collection Modes: highlights from the 3rd Survey Practice Forum
We shed light on emerging trends, technological advancements, and innovative methodologies that are shaping the future of survey research.
How are attitudes towards abortion in Britain changing?
For over 40 years, NatCen has been monitoring public attitudes towards abortion in Britain.
Trust and transparency: rebuilding Ofsted's relationship with parents and carers
The Big Listen was a listening exercise commissioned by Ofsted to hear the views and experiences of key groups