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RT by @whatukthinks: 📊New British Social Attitudes research published today Two new chapters on: 🎓 Higher education – is a degree still worth it? Who should pay? https://natcen.ac.uk/publications/bsa-43-higher-education Utilising BSA’s long running time series data, this chapter examines whether attitudes have shifted over the past two decades – from the value of a degree, to tuition fees and who should foot the bill. 🗳️ Who supports Reform UK? – who supports the party and what drives that backing?https://natcen.ac.uk/publications/bsa-43-who-supports-reform This chapter examines the unprecedented rise of Reform UK, exploring the demographics, values, and discontents that shape support for the party. #BritishSocialAttitudes #NewResearch #UKPolitics #HigherEducation #PublicAttitudes #SocialAttitudes #BSA43

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Published: June 2, 2026 09:58

📊New British Social Attitudes research published today Two new chapters on: 🎓 Higher education – is a degree still worth it? Who should pay? natcen.ac.uk/publications/bs… Utilising BSA’s long running time series data, this chapter examines whether…

RT by @whatukthinks: “The latest British Social Attitudes findings tell a story about Reform that goes well beyond the headlines. It is a story about values, identity and a transformation in British politics” - Sir John Curtice, Senior Research Fellow, NatCen. As Britain’s political landscape continues to shift, the latest British Social Attitudes research offers deeper insight into the values and attitudes shaping voter behaviour today. Join us on Thursday 4 June, in-person or online, for the latest British Social Attitudes 43: Deep Dive. This launch will explore: 1️⃣ Attitudes towards higher education 2️⃣ What drives Reform voters? Register here - https://natcen.ac.uk/events/british-social-attitudes-43-deep-dive #BSA43 #BritishSocialAttitudes #Politics #HigherEducation #ReformUK

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Published: May 28, 2026 15:10

“The latest British Social Attitudes findings tell a story about Reform that goes well beyond the headlines. It is a story about values, identity and a transformation in British politics” - Sir John Curtice, Senior Research Fellow, NatCen. As Britain’s…

RT by @whatukthinks: We’re just one week away from our British Social Attitudes 43 event - join us in-person or online on Thursday 4 June. We’ll be exploring two key chapters: 1️⃣ Attitudes towards higher education 2️⃣ What drives Reform voters? 🎤 Speakers include: • Sir John Curtice, Senior Research Fellow, NatCen • Alex Scholes, Research Director, NatCen • Professor Diana Beech, Director of the Finsbury Institute, City St George’s • Annabel Denham, Columnist and Senior Political Commentator, The Telegraph • Sara Rajeswaran, Trustee, NatCen Register here: https://natcen.ac.uk/events/british-social-attitudes-43-deep-dive #BritishSocialAttitudes #BSA43 #UKPolitics #HigherEducation #SocialResearch

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Published: May 26, 2026 14:59

We’re just one week away from our British Social Attitudes 43 event - join us in-person or online on Thursday 4 June. We’ll be exploring two key chapters: 1️⃣ Attitudes towards higher education 2️⃣ What drives Reform voters? 🎤 Speakers include: •…

RT by @whatukthinks: "Fixing the NHS or growing the economy may not be enough to reverse Reform's rise. British Social Attitudes research explains why and the findings should give every party pause for thought." - Sir John Curtice, Senior Research Fellow, NatCen To hear more about the public attitudes and political shifts behind these findings, join us on Thursday 4 June, in London or online, for the latest British Social Attitudes 43 deep dive. This launch will explore: 1️⃣ Attitudes towards higher education 2️⃣ What drives Reform voters? A timely discussion on the changing political and social landscape in Britain. Register here - https://natcen.ac.uk/events/british-social-attitudes-43-deep-dive #BSA43 #BritishSocialAttitudes #Politics #HigherEducation #ReformUK

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Published: May 22, 2026 11:05

"Fixing the NHS or growing the economy may not be enough to reverse Reform's rise. British Social Attitudes research explains why and the findings should give every party pause for thought." - Sir John Curtice, Senior Research Fellow, NatCen To hear more…

On how the first-past-the-post electoral system is no longer working to @UKLabour & @Conservatives advantage. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cdxpqyndqwlo

https://nitter.poast.org/whatukthinks/status/2053478352342728897#m

Published: May 10, 2026 14:12

On how the first-past-the-post electoral system is no longer working to @UKLabour & @Conservatives advantage. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cdxp…

On the potential impact of tactical voting in #SP26. https://www.scotsman.com/news/opinion/columnists/why-tactical-voting-can-stop-snp-getting-a-majority-but-is-unlikely-to-end-their-holyrood-dominance-8478167

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Published: May 3, 2026 07:37

On the potential impact of tactical voting in #SP26. scotsman.com/news/opinion/co…