Ipsos MORI’s Issues Index 2017 has found that the biggest issues facing Great Britain in 2017, as suggested by the British public, were the NHS (48%) closely followed by Brexit (46%). Both the NHS and Brexit were seen as less of a problem in the 2016 Issues Index (36%...

The age old debate of what constitutes the North and South of England has been a topic of conversation in the Enventure Research office on several occasions. With colleagues hailing from the North and South, as well as the Midlands, there is a fairly even keel of representatives from each region and a difference in opinion.

The Town and Country Planning Association recently appointed Enventure Research to undertake an online survey of 1,000 members of the public to gather their views on parks and other public green spaces in their local area.

Enventure Research has recently undertaken a two-phase online survey of a representative sample of Essex County Council residents regarding their behaviours and attitudes towards waste and recycling.

Following earlier research conducted with its residents, Enventure Research was recently recommissioned by Clarion Housing Group to undertake a telephone survey exploring engagement with and perceived value of the printed and digital publications it provides to residents.

After a rigorous tendering exercise, Enventure Research has entered into a framework agreement with Essex County Council as a supplier to provide research services.

Enventure Research is pleased to be working with Derby City Council to analyse and report on the findings from a public consultation regarding the development of a new performance venue for the city.

Manchester City Council has once again commissioned Enventure Research to undertake an evaluation of the Christmas Markets in Manchester. The evaluation involves interviewing visitors to the Christmas Markets, asking a range of questions covering topics from satisfaction with the markets through to recollection of the marketing campaign.

Enventure Research has recently been appointed by Kirklees Council to undertake research to evaluate the views and experiences of those attending two of its National Driver Improvement Courses, which are delivered by the Driver Training Unit on behalf of West Yorkshire Police.

Kingston upon Thames Borough Council has recently commissioned Enventure Research to undertake its annual survey of residents as part of its evidence base building to support planning and deliver services more effectively.

Enventure Research is currently working on behalf of the General Dental Council to undertake its 2017 Registrant Survey. The survey is conducted regularly by the GDC as part of its commitment to using a research base to inform policy and practice.

Enventure Research has recently completed a programme of research with members of the public who have undergone laser eye surgery on behalf of the General Optical Council.