Cards
Londoners' Priorities ahead of the Local Election
We found that voters are increasingly frustrated by many aspects of life, notably the lack of affordable housing and rising anti-social behaviour
Sir Keir Starmer's leadership
In April 2021, we found that almost half of Londoners believed the Labour Party to be divided, highlighting the scale of the challenge facing Starmer
Covid-19 Vaccinations
In April 2021, we found that half of Londoners were inclined to have a Covid-19 vaccination when they are offered one by the NHS
London Mayoral Election
In April 2021, we found that Sadiq Khan was 'cruising to a convincing victory' in the forthcoming mayoral election contest in London
Covid-19 Vaccinations and Londoners' Christmas Plans
In November 2020, we found that, with an effective Covid-19 vaccine on its way, the majority of Londoners were likely to take the vaccine
The 2020 US Presidential Election
After the US Presidential Election, we found that Conservative Party voters in Britain were less likely to accept legitimacy of Joe Biden’s victory
London Mayoral Election
In March 2020, we found that Sadiq Khan was on course for a comfortable victory in the London Mayoral election, with 49% supporting the incumbent
Working from Home and Mental Health in London
During the first year of the Covid pandemic, we found half of Londoners who worked from home believed lockdown negatively impacted their mental health
The General Election
In December 2019, we found that the Labour Party was fighting back in London but is still lagging behind its performance in the 2017 general election
London Mayoral Election
In November 2019, we found that Sadiq Khan was on course for another victory in the London Mayoral race but found that Rory Stewart was gaining ground
Labour Party Popularity
Ahead of that year's general election, we found that Labour's lead in London had halved since 2017, putting a number of parliamentary seats at risk
Who represents London?
In May 2019, we found that six out of ten of Londoners wanted their local councillors in particular to come from the areas they represent
Londoners' Voting Intentions
In December 2018, we found that Labour remained popular in the Capital, while nearly a third of Londoners pledged never to vote for the Conservatives
Britain's membership of the European Union
In December 2018, we found that Londoners would overwhelmingly vote to remain in the EU rather than leave under the terms of Theresa May's new deal
Perceptions of London
In September 2018, we found that the majority of those living in the Capital were proud that London is the 'capital city of the United Kingdom'
London Mayoral Election
In July 2018, we found that just 44 per cent of Londoners thought the Mayor was doing well, a significant decline in confidence over the previous year
Living in London
In May 2018, we found that nearly a quarter of Londoners thought that they would move out of the Capital within five years and asked why
Local Elections
In April 2018, we found that Labour was set for its best performance in the Capital in 40 years, despite declining support ahead of local elections
Homelessness in London
In February 2018, we found that 69% of Londoners thought that rough sleeping had increased in the Capital, with 56% blaming the UK Government
Local Elections
In February 2018, we forecast that the Conservatives would be defeated in at least three flagship London boroughs in that year's local elections
Londoners and City Hall
In October 2017, we found that just three per cent of Londoners had been in touch with the office of the Mayor of London over the previous five years
Political Party Support, Uber, and Grenfell Response
In October 2017, we found support for the Labour Party in London at 55 per cent, while the Conservatives' support was down 3 points since the election
Party Support and Party Leadership
In October 2017, we found the Conservatives narrowing the gap on Labour in London, while the Liberal Democrats doubled their support in the Capital
Post-Brexit Prospects
In October 2017, we found Londoners gloomy about the prospects for post-Brexit Britain with 48% expecting the country to be economically worse off