This has been a fascinating project for any research agency to conduct: having the opportunity to ask a large sample of people what they find meaningful in the research context. We’ve applied this to the water sector which  as an industry continually evolves and innovates in the way it engages consumers. But it also covers the core principles

Three quarters of Britons (72%) say they are likely to visit an elderly friend or relative once lockdown is relaxed and it becomes possible to do so – new poll from research agency Blue Marble. Three in five (60%) say that they are likely to go to a pub, restaurant or bar once it becomes

“The Government is keeping people updated every day. They are extending lockdown, for the better.” “[The] Government knew from an emergency drill that there was a lack of PPE four years ago, but did nothing.” We’re now in the fifth week of our coronavirus lockdown research. We’ve seen the unequal impact of the crisis, the

“I dread going.” In a lockdown, shopping is a rare chance to leave the home. For some of us, it also feels like the most dangerous day of the week. For the last four weeks, we’ve been running a small qualitative study to explore the impact of lockdown on everyday lives. We’ve heard about its effect