Should tuition fees should always be the same in Scotland as in England or is it OK to be different?
30th April 2014 Scotland Question Perceptions of government & the Union Policy issues
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Topic: Perceptions of government & the Union
The views of people in Scotland on how well the country is governed under the current constitutional settlement
In the event of a No vote, do you think Scotland will be treated more or less favourably by the UK government
10th April 2014 Scotland Question Perceptions of government & the Union
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Do you think a No vote will have a positive or negative effect on relations between Scotland and the rest of the UK?
7th March 2014 Scotland Question Perceptions of government & the Union
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Will the Scottish economy get better or worse in the year ahead?
8th February 2014 Scotland Question Perceptions of government & the Union
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Release of initial findings from the Scottish Social Attitudes survey
21st January 2014 Comment Expectations of constitutional change Perceptions of government & the Union
Tonight (Tuesday) sees the release of initial findings on attitudes towards independence from the latest Scottish Social Attitudes survey, which was conducted between June and October last year. Tomorrow (Wednesday) you will be able to both to mine the data for yourself using our data explorer while there will also be some briefings that report […]
Do you believe the funding of public services generally would rise or fall?
22nd November 2013 Scotland Question Expectations of constitutional change Perceptions of government & the Union
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In the event of a No vote in the Scottish independence referendum, what do you think will happen to the powers that are devolved to the Scottish Parliament?
18th September 2013 Scotland Question Perceptions of government & the Union
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Is Devolution Keeping Britain Together or Driving It Apart?
10th September 2013 Comment Cross border attitudes How England should be governed Perceptions of government & the Union
According to Lord Robertson, Labour’s Shadow Scottish Secretary during the 1990s, introducing devolution would kill nationalism ‘stone dead’. In contrast, his former backbench colleague, Tam Dalyell, argued it would prove to be a ‘slippery slope’ towards Scottish independence. With a referendum on Scottish independence due to be held in a year’s time, at the moment […]
Which of these represents a significant threat to Scotland in your lifetime? (Multiple responses possible)
12th August 2013 Scotland Question Perceptions of government & the Union
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If Scotland was independent, would you vote to surrender control of tax, welfare, defence & oil revenues to join the Union?
12th August 2013 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed Perceptions of government & the Union
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