Urban residents’ views on climate change and climate city policies
This event is organised as part of the ongoing City St Georges, ESS and NatCen webinar series
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BSA 42 | Gender Identity
This research investigates the complexities of gender identity and its impact on social attitudes and policy preferences in the UK.
Traditional gender norms remain strong but younger and more educated groups show signs of change
The latest report in the British Social Attitudes series is published today by the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen).
Royal Reflections: How British attitudes towards the monarchy have shifted over time
Tracking shifting attitudes to the monarchy using the British Social Attitudes survey.
Public support for the monarchy falls to historic low while calls for abolition start to rise
New findings from the British Social Attitudes survey show how the public’s views towards the monarchy have shifted over the past four decades.
Understanding and preventing rail suicides in the UK
This blog draws on recently published research carried out by the National Centre for Social Research for the Department for Transport.
Understanding, preventing and mitigating suicides on the rail network
Improved safety measures and increased support for people in crisis will help the rail industry prevent and respond to traumatic events.
Understanding the experiences of receiving the Five Family Payments
This mixed method research sought to understand the short to medium term impacts on families who received the Five Family Payments.
A journey through time: 60 years of the National Travel Survey
In 2025 the National Travel Survey (NTS) is celebrating 60 years of data collection on personal travel by residents of England.
National Travel Survey
The only annual survey that looks at how, why, when and where we travel.