…all young people in the UK by age, gender and region. ComRes is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules. Full data tables can be…
More women and ethnic minorities in a house to better reflect Britain
…House of Commons has become more representative of the country. Two thirds of the new intake attended a comprehensive compared with 44 per cent of those re-elected. Much of this…
Still a mountain to climb on social mobility, says Sutton Trust
…published over 140 research studies and funded and evaluated programmes that have helped hundreds of thousands of young people of all ages, from early years through to access to the…
Elitist Britain
…are intended to serve. The Commission’s data confirms the Trust’s studies showing a third of the Cabinet, over half of leading news journalists and seven in ten senior judges come…
Are boys the losers with tuition fees?
…surge into 2011 to avoid the higher fees, when compared with 2010, the number of young male acceptances fell by 1.4%, while young female acceptances increased by 0.9%. By contrast,…
Lotteries used to break middle-class hold on school places
…of children face losing the automatic right to a place at their local secondary school amid a surge in the number of comprehensives using lottery-style admissions policies. Figures show that…