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Have we become less reliant on experts?
“People in this country have had enough of experts”, Michael Gove was famously quoted as saying in the run-up to the 2016 EU Referendum. His...
Does school choice matter to parents?
As our schools reassemble after the long summer break, we can look at attitudes towards parents’ choice of school to send their children to. A...
Is binge drinking OK?
Most people disapprove of heavy drinking sessions, but there’s an increasing minority who think it’s part of life. The levels of agreement in 1999...
Is the ‘MAMIL’ a new phenomenon?
The MAMIL may be a recently-minted humorous acronym for a certain breed of cyclist – the ‘Middle-Aged Man In Lycra’ – but evidence from Kantar’s TGI...
Is smoking in decline?
The decline in smoking in Britain has been happening for a long time. Data from Kantar’s TGI show that, from a level of 49% in 1969, the percentage...
What were we like in 1969-1972?
Among the most relevant uses of the material in the Archive of Market and Social Research (AMSR) website is that of being able to identify...