Where can we make best use of push-to-web and how can we tailor it to meet audience need? Sam Clemens, Research Director, Public Affairs, Ipsos is joined by Eileen Irvin, Associate Director, Public Affairs, Ipsos and Laura Wilson, a lead within the UK Government Data Quality Hub at ONS, to discuss what the future is for push-to-web methodologies, and how respondent-centred design can improve the way we conduct these surveys. Laura is co-author of the book “Respondent Centred Surveys; Stop, Listen and then Design”.

Glenn Gottfried is joined by Zoe Billingham to deep dive into Levelling Up. Drawing on data from the Ipsos Levelling Up Index, Glenn and Zoe set the scene on the policy, analyse the Levelling Up agenda, and offer up some suggestions of what might happen with Levelling Up going forwards.

Glenn Gottfried, Associate Director, Public Affairs, Ipsos UK [email protected] @GGottfried1Zoë Billingham, Director, IPPR North @zoe_billingham

Ipsos Levelling Up Index (Phase 2) – click here.

This month’s Politics Talk podcast discusses public opinion on an unprecedented few days of turmoil in Westminster. 

Gideon Skinner is joined by Cameron Garrett and Holly Day analyse the public opinion, which underpins some of the tumultuous changes that have occurred in Westminster over the last few days.

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Gideon Skinner, UK Head of Political Research, Ipsos [email protected] @GideonSkinner Cameron Garrett, Research Manager, Ipsos [email protected] @CameronGarrett_Holly Day, Senior Research Executive, Ipsos [email protected] @HollyDayIpsos

 

Recorded 18.10.22  

[Politics Talk replaces Political Monitor and will be called Politics Talk going forwards.]

In this final episode in the Ipsos mini-series about Black Joy, Deqa Jama asks Shelah Battles, Wunmi Akande and Rhia Harry about whether Black Joy in the work environment matters. They also share some resources on the topic so we can all continue to embrace Black joy moving forward!

#BlackJoy #BlackHistoryMonth

In this second episode in this podcast mini-series, Ipsos REACH Network’s Reuben Balfour asks Johnson Agyemang, Barbara Macaulay and Whitney Gitaari how they experience Black Joy. Prepare to hear about food, music, clothes, hair, spirituality, and creativity.  

#BlackJoy #BlackHistoryMonth

What can we learn from doing experiments on existing surveys? Alex Bogdan is joined by Eileen Irvin,  Associate Director,  and Nicholas Gilby, Research Director, Public Affairs, to discuss what it means to do survey experiments, what are some of the practicalities we need to consider, and how experiments have improved existing Ipsos research.

As the theme for Black History Month 2022, is ‘Time for Change: Actions, not Words’, Ipsos’ REACH (Race, Ethnicity and Cultural Heritage) Network has brought together some Black employees from Ipsos in the UK to discuss Black Joy! In this three-part podcast mini-series, you’ll hear about what Black Joy is, the different ways it is experienced, why it’s needed and how it plays a role in our work lives as well. Be prepared to learn, laugh and challenge your thinking!

In this first episode, REACH- co-chair Belinda Lartey speaks with Deqa Jama, Rhia Harry and Wunmi Akande about what Black Joy is and how it is important in changing the narrative of what it is to be Black. They also discuss the peculiarity of Black laughter…!

This week’s episode of the Ipsos Politics & Society podcast focuses on Boris Johnson’s legacy. Cameron Garrett joins host Keiran Pedley as they examine Ipsos’s final political polling on Johnson’s premiership. They consider the public's opinion on Johnson's performance as prime minister and the areas in which the public believe he did a good or a bad job.

Keiran and Cameron also look ahead at what some of the numbers say about the prospect of a Labour government in the future, as well as public perceptions of Keir Starmer and the Labour Party.

This is the Conservative Leadership Election episode of the Ipsos Politics and Society podcast. Host Keiran Pedley is joined by Cameron Garret to take a data-driven look at the race to become the next Prime Minister.

Ben Marshall (Ipsos Research Director) chats all things housing with industry experts Gavin Smart (Chief Executive, Chartered Institute of Housing), Gráinne Gilmore (Head of Research, Zoopla), Darren Baxter (Senior Policy Advisor, Joseph Rowntree Foundation) and Jules Birch (Freelance writer/journalist for Inside Housing).

In this episode, the guests aim to answer “Housing – what needs to happen next?”

The discussion covers:

‘Prices and people’ – the market and what’s happening, housing within the cost-of-living crisis

‘Priorities and policy’ – what should the focus be in the short- and long-term? what has worked? what will work?

‘Politics and progress’ – why is housing a ‘third order’ focus for politicians? Where and why do (or don’t!) we see progress?