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British Social Attitudes

What do you think?

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The latest 29th British Social Attitudes Report is now available. The 30th British Social Attitudes Report will be published in September.

Every year the British Social Attitudes survey asks over 3,000 people what it's like to live in Britain and how they think Britain is run. The survey tracks people's changing social, political and moral attitudes and informs the development of public policy.

It has been conducted annually since 1983 and is NatCen's longest running survey. New questions are added each year to reflect current issues, but all questions are designed with a view to repeating them periodically to chart changes over time. So far over 85,000 people have taken part.

You can read online:

What we're doing for the 30th report

The results of the BSA 29th report

The results of the BSA 28th report | Download questionnaire

The results of the BSA 27th report | Download questionnaire

The results of the BSA 26th report | Download questionnaire

The results of the BSA 25th report | Download questionnaire

A snapshot of changing attitudes over the last 25 years

Background to the survey

The British Social Attitudes survey is funded by a range of charitable and government sources.

Each year results from the survey are written up in the British Social Attitudes report.

Get in touch

If you would like to speak to someone about previous reports please contact us.

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