Evaluations, survey work, qualitative studies and impact assessments commissioned by UK government departments — separated out from the news, and attributed to the agency that carried out the work.
Summary of general population polling (July–August) on attitudes toward efforts to tackle rising numbers of young people not in education, employment or training, reporting public perceptions of policies addressing NEETs.
Monthly Food Standards Agency tracking survey monitoring consumer behaviour and attitudes around food, providing regular insights into changing practices and perceptions.
Annual Department for Science, Innovation and Technology survey examining organisations’ experiences of cyber security breaches and attacks, and the impacts of those incidents in 2026/27.
Data tables and commentary from the Unlinked Anonymous Monitoring (UAM) Survey of people who inject drugs, reporting HIV and viral hepatitis infections and associated risk behaviours among PWID.
National survey reports arrivals’ satisfaction with border services, confidence in border security, views on Border Force staff behaviour and experiences of digital border services for the year ending March 2026.
Survey of low-paid workers gathers detailed evidence on pay levels, living standards and working conditions to inform the Low Pay Commission’s understanding of the experiences of those earning at the bottom of the labour market.
Survey explores how employees and self-employed workers manage health and wellbeing at work during 2024–25, covering workplace practices, support access and impacts on ability to work.
Tracker monitors attitudes and behaviours of BEV and PHEV drivers across the UK, reporting changes in charging, usage patterns, purchase intentions and barriers to adoption for battery and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
Annual tracker reporting UK public awareness and attitudes towards transport and transport technologies, monitoring changes in opinion and familiarity with new modes and tech across different population groups.
Wave 3 quantitative research (fieldwork Oct–Nov 2025) surveying the general public and DWP customers to measure perceptions of the Department for Work and Pensions and its services.
Findings from two national surveys on public perceptions and experiences of money mule recruitment, levels of understanding that it is illegal, and willingness to take part in money muling.
Survey research examines public perceptions and attitudes towards temporary use bans (hosepipe bans) in England, exploring acceptability, behavioural responses during droughts and hot weather, and public awareness of restrictions.
Report of HMRC's 2023 customer surveys summarises feedback from individuals, small businesses and agents about tax services, digital access, contact channels and barriers to compliance.
The 2025 Agents, Small and Mid‑Sized Businesses Customer Survey reports HMRC's main findings on agents' and SMEs' experiences of tax services, compliance processes and departmental engagement.
Results of HMRC's 2022 customer survey outline feedback from individuals, small businesses and agents on service quality, digital and phone contact, satisfaction trends and areas for improvement compared with prior years.
Findings from HMRC's 2021 customer survey summarise experiences of individuals, small businesses and tax agents with HMRC services, reporting levels of satisfaction, contact channels used and key issues encountered during interactions in 2021.
Reports main findings from HMRC’s 2025 Individuals Customer Experience and Perceptions Survey, summarising taxpayers’ satisfaction, service issues, and views on HMRC interaction and fairness of tax administration.
Presents findings from the 2025 survey of large businesses on experiences with HMRC, covering tax administration, perceptions of policy implementation and broader factors shaping large firms’ attitudes towards tax compliance and engagement.
Survey results from wave two (August–October 2025) of the Adult Social Care Workforce Survey present measures of work‑related quality of life for England's adult social care staff, including wellbeing, job satisfaction and workforce pressures.
Omnibus surveys report 2025–26 findings from parents/carers of primary and secondary pupils, secondary school pupils themselves and 16–18 learners, capturing views on schooling, wellbeing and post-16 choices.
Omnibus survey presents regular findings from teachers and leaders in schools and colleges for 2025–26, covering views on workload, recruitment, retention and school priorities captured through periodic polling.
Survey of Universal Credit customers explores knowledge, understanding, attitudes and barriers to work, and how perceptions of UC financial incentives influence decisions on employment and progression.
Presents the quarterly National Survey of Businesses, a cross‑cutting survey capturing UK firms’ perceptions and challenges to inform the Department for Business and Trade’s strategic objectives and policy development.
Research summarises public perceptions of the Department for Work and Pensions, capturing attitudes towards its services, reputation and public trust.
Ipsos report explores different approaches to measuring demand for civil legal aid in England and Wales, assessing metrics and methodologies to better estimate need for legal assistance.
Research investigates parents’ perceptions of the statutory child maintenance calculation and their responses to various hypothetical changes, capturing attitudes towards fairness, affordability and likely behavioural impacts.
Findings from the 2025 Rough Sleeping Questionnaire present analysed data on rough sleeping in England, highlighting trends and characteristics of people sleeping rough as captured by the national survey.
Government survey mapping the UK artificial intelligence sector, collecting data on company size, activity, growth, capabilities and barriers to inform industrial strategy and support for AI development across the economy.
Findings from wave 4 of the Working Lives of Teachers and Leaders survey, reporting on teachers’ and school leaders’ workloads, pay, retention intentions and wellbeing to inform education workforce policy.
Survey of maritime passengers, including people with reduced mobility, gathering experiences of using ferries and cruise ships to identify accessibility barriers, journey stages affected and user needs to inform maritime accessibility policy and practice.