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Most likely to be graduates or post graduates, these people are predominantly professionals and managers...
HOPE not hate’s Fear and HOPE report has charted attitudes towards race, faith, immigration and belonging in England since 2011...
England is an increasingly more tolerant and open society, with 39% of the English occupying the two most liberal tribes in society...
Since we first carried out our Fear and Hope survey in 2011, a lot has happened...
The Fear and HOPE survey reveals that 14% of English people identified most with Nigel Farage as the politician...
Since 2011, there have been several shifts in the way the identity ‘tribes’ place their political trust...
Politics over the next few years will be dominated by Britain’s decision to leave the European Union...
Attitudes towards race, faith and belonging are shifting, and as a whole we are becoming a more open...
Fear and HOPE 2017 finds that attitudes in London are distinct from the rest of the country...
Generational differences have dominated commentary around a number of key events in recent years...
How the 'tribes' voted in the EU referendum