All studies

This secondary analysis project set out to investigate the perceptions of the harms and benefits of e-cigarettes, and how they differ amongst adults in England.

These findings are the first output from the study and focuses on the results of a survey of UK adults. The inquiry, led by Sense about Science, looks into people’s experiences with obtaining and using the evidence for policies, inside and outside government.

NatCen carried out deliberative research on behalf of the European Climate Foundation (ECF) looking into low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) in England and how they could be improved.

The Health Survey for England is a yearly survey that monitors the health of the nation. It has been running since 1991.

Current and past trends in tobacco and e-cigarette use and the impact of legislative and regulatory controls on smoking and e-cigarette use behaviours are outlined in this multi-method research.

This paper is the first output from the project and focuses on the results of the quantitative survey. It examines public views on COVID-19 vaccination and considers the implications for communications and targeted support.

The National Centre for Social Research, with the support of Consortium, Intercom Trust, LGBT Foundation and Stonewall, is undertaking research to better understand what support can be provided to the UK LGBT+ voluntary and community sector to address the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.

SEED (Study of Early Education & Development) is a major longitudinal study into the impact of childcare on children throughout their childhood.

The Mental Health of Children and Young People (MHCYP) survey series provides England’s Official Statistics on trends in child mental health.

The study aimed to describe and assess the possible impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the diet and physical activity of people in the UK by following up participants who had previously taken part in the National Diet and Nutrition Survey rolling programme.