Public First has conducted polling for Tools for Humanity to understand the impacts of AI on the internet experience.
Public First conducted polling to explore public attitudes towards the role of universities in shaping the UK’s future success as part of its fortnightly omnibus survey.
Public First carried out economic modelling commissioned by the Charities Aid Foundation to explore the impact that better advice on philanthropy could have on donations for the charitable sector and on advice firms themselves.
Public First published a new research paper that shines a light on this problem for UK SMEs.
Public First publishes new research examining the problem of uninsurance and underinsurance among UK SMEs.
New modelling shows £3.5bn potential of the London Life Science Innovation Cluster
Katie Carr reflects on Public First's school-based focus groups
Public First conducted polling in 5 countries (France, Italy, Ireland, Japan, and Brazil) to explore what really drives public opinion on development.
Public First has conducted polling for The Richmond Project on the UK's attitudes towards the numbers that people use in their everyday lives.
The Parent Voice Project launches with the biggest ever poll of parents in England about life in schools
Public First conducted polling for the Startup Coalition to understand attitudes towards data sharing and data protection.
Public First conducted new polling for block into consumer trends and business attitudes towards digital technology.
Public First conducted polling for Save the Children and UNICEF UK to understand attitudes to child poverty and the Two Child Benefit Limit.
Among numerous policy suggestions floating around ahead of the Budget is a potential doubling of council tax for those in Council Tax bands G and H - the highest bands in England, representing about 4% of all properties.
This research from Public First provides the basis for building a consumer segmentation rooted in the attitudes and values that shape decisions about energy upgrades.
Public First conducted polling to understand attitudes towards Remembrance Day and other patriotic occasions in the UK.
A new report by Public First finds that delivering high-quality Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) for all homes projected to be built by 2029/30 would unlock significant environmental, social, and economic value.
Public First research suggests that generative AI could increase Canada’s GDP by up to $230 billion, while saving the average worker 170 hours a year — the equivalent of more than 21 working days.
A unique new survey by Public First looking at attitudes to education among white working class parents and children.
New Public First research examines the differences in perspectives on schools and education, with splits on socio-economic grade (SEG) and ethnicity.
Public First conducted polling on public attitudes towards politics, parties, and leadership in the UK, including how people view political performance, priorities for the country, and the qualities they value in those who lead.
Public First research found a proposed a 6% levy on all international student fees would lead to a loss of 16,100 international students in the first year of the levy, and 77,000 cumulatively in the first 5 years.
The BBC commissioned Public First to explore the impact of the media and entertainment sector on the UK economy.
A new report by Public First finds that meeting London’s target of building 88,000 new homes a year would deliver a step change in economic growth - boosting productivity in the capital by 5.6% in the long term and raising the average Londoner’s take-home pay by £3,700.
New research from Public First extends and updates previous modelling on elasticity of demand from international students attending UK universities.
Public First research looks at the policies needed to ensure the UK can remain a global leader in creativity, so the sector thrives for decades to come.
Public First carried out a nationally representative poll for The Richmond Project to explore public attitudes, confidence and ability when it comes to the numbers that we use in daily life.
Public First carried polls for Sky Sports to explore how people across the UK play, watch and feel about sport, with a particular focus on the experiences of women and girls.
Today sees the launch of the Pennywell Fellowship – a bold new initiative designed to transform opportunities for young people in Sunderland. Backed by the Laidlaw Foundation and developed in partnership with Public First, the Fellowship is the first initiative of its kind in England.
A major new report published today by Impetus and Public First sheds light on how young people themselves are experiencing the school attendance crisis – and what could make the biggest difference.
Public First team is comparing the Labour Government’s programme with Reform UK’s positions, to understand the key dividing lines between the two parties.
Analysis by Public First shows that low income is the strongest predictor of energy affordability challenges. But income isn’t the only driver. Disabled households are almost twice as likely to face fuel poverty and pay an extra £86–£97 per year on energy, while older households (65+) and those paying by standard credit face premiums of around £100 annually.
A new Public First Report finds that a majority of Brits are in favour of local development, but their views often go unheard by decision makers.
Public First conducted a Nationally Representative poll for the Independent Healthcare Providers Network (IHPN), examining attitudes to Independent Healthcare in the UK, and how they varied among different demographic groups in the UK.
New Public First research explores young people's views on financial literacy, its role in the school curriculum, and what drives real financial confidence.
Some of the highest profile names in education policy and politics will serve on the inquiry board of the Independent Inquiry into White Working-Class Educational Outcomes.
Public First carried out a large-scale, nationally representative poll for NESO to explore public attitudes towards home energy use and low-carbon heating, examining how people understand their current systems and the factors that shape decisions about future upgrades.
A new Public First report for the Social Mobility Commission looks at public perceptions and experiences of social mobility in Rochdale and Cheshire East.
A new report produced by Public First and Spirit of 2012, explores how national events shape our sense of pride and identity.
Public First published the second of two pieces commissioned by the University of York around the impact of international students – this time looking at the impact on domestic living standards, and wages.
Research by Public First, shared with NVIDIA for London Tech Week shows that increasing data centre access has positive economic effects at the local level, with the full return appearing five years after the construction of AI infrastructure such as data centres.
A new Public First report for Water UK looks at the economic cost of water scarcity as a blocker on commercial development in England.
