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Astonishing new polling published by YouGov has revealed that 61 per cent of ‘Leave’ voters would be prepared to see the British economy suffer significant...

Henry is a research intern working in the Social Policy department.  Graduating this year with a BSc in Social Policy from the University of Bristol,...

The Holiday Childcare Survey 2017, released today by the Family and Childcare Trust, contains few surprises. The bottom line is that parents across the country...

Much thought is being invested in the question of how the UK can improve its industrial strategy, and how we train young people to design...

The surprise election result has produced a lot of early responses, which offer avenues for more detailed research.  Amongst these have been suggestions that Labour...

Demos has a long-standing interest in the social and financial impact of disability and health conditions. People living with serious health conditions can face a...

Of all the lessons learned from the election result, two in particular have the potential to re-shape future campaigns.  The first is the power of...

In the natural world, earthquakes function to dissipate the pressure building up between opposing tectonic plates. In the political world, however, it seems that every...

In the cacophony of post-election analysis, one narrative has stood out: it appears the youth turnout rate surged. We do not yet have reliable data...

Building on our pioneering work in the 2015 British General Election, and the Irish and American Presidential Elections in 2016, the Centre for the Analysis...