British Social Attitudes 41 | Immigration
Changing attitudes, policy preferences and partisanship
Social and Political Attitudes
We believe that exploring how attitudes and societal views change over time is invaluable for researchers and policy makers.
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British Social Attitudes 41 | Five years of unprecedented challenges
The impact of the 2019-2024 Parliament on public opinion
Time Use Surveys in the UK: A Methodological Review
A review exploring the current state of online time use surveys in the UK, with the aim of improving efficacy for both respondents and data users.
How did we create these six voter types?
Based on just 12 questions, we have generated a powerful grouping that allows us to engage with six more concrete and more dimensional voter types.
Advising the BBC's Undercover Voters
Based on who voters are and the values they uphold, the National Centre for Social Research has identified six key types of voters in Britain today.
Society Watch 2024: Understanding the new generation of voters
This election edition of our annual Society Watch report focuses on Gen Z’s attitudes to three contested policy issues of our time.
Towards a more liberal Britain. Generational change or different times?
This technical briefing paper supplements our Society Watch 2024 report, exploring the value of Hierarchical Age-Cohort-Period modelling.
Public Confidence in Official Statistics
This report presents findings on public attitudes to official statistics in Britain in 2023.
Public Confidence in Official Statistics
This supplementary technical report outlines the research methodology used in the Public Confidence in Official Statistics survey.
Public attitudes towards immigration and ethnic minorities
This project explores beliefs about immigration and its impact on society, as well as people's feelings towards immigrants and minority ethnic groups.