We were delighted to present the latest findings from the Understanding Scotland Economy Tracker produced in partnership with @davidhumeinst this morning in Glasgow. Thanks to all who came along.
You can read the report here: https://t.co/Dr9Wca7wGd
The first edition of the new year is out today! Produced in partnership with the @davidhumeinst, this wave reveals deep-seated economic pessimism as Scots look to the year ahead, with renewed focus on the broader economy.
Read the full report➡️https://t.co/m2lwrx6K7Y
📰Have you seen the news?
New data from Understanding Scotland is released today.
You can read about it here: https://t.co/nRaguIfgkX
We will be discussing the results this morning with @davidhumeinst - stay tuned for updates!
⏰ End of the month = new edition of the DP newsletter!
Our Researcher, Megan, highlights some of our recently published work, leaning into the importance on reflecting on achievements throughout the year – not just at the beginning:
https://t.co/AavRkqmiUu
Every #indyref poll since the Brexit referendum:
- Brexit did change our view of independence but not immediately
- Covid lockdown period saw sustained period of +50% support, driven by +ve perceptions of Sturgeon leadership
- Aside of that, it has been remarkably stable
🎉 Our monthly newsletter is out!
With September off to a drizzly start, we rewind to the buzz of the Edinburgh festivals - including our annual Rock'n'Roll Politics breakfast with @steverichards14 - and highlight our latest @UnderstandScot report!
👀: https://t.co/KqqXzxHuEG
We were delighted to present the latest findings from the Understanding Scotland Economy Tracker produced in partnership with @davidhumeinst this morning in Glasgow. Thanks to all who came along.
You can read the report here: https://t.co/Dr9Wca7wGd
Our first @UnderstandScot data since the election
- concern for NHS still number 1 priority
- concern for cost of living down
- public optimism about economy and own finances up but pessimism still outweighs optimism
Do read infinity get a chance 👇
Calling all Scottish #SocialEnterprises. The 2024 Social Enterprise Census is open until 9 August!
Don't miss your chance to take part in the survey and contribute to this vital source of knowledge about the social enterprise sector. Get involved here: https://t.co/x0Vpuf9ENC
Calling all Scottish #SocialEnterprises. The 2024 Social Enterprise Census is open until 9 August!
Don't miss your chance to take part in the survey and contribute to this vital source of knowledge about the social enterprise sector. Get involved here: https://t.co/zFJPAms9P3
My bit for @timesscotland on the fall out from last night and what it might mean for 2026 and beyond 👇
Labour rout can create permanent shift in Scottish politics
https://t.co/VBZaVj3g9m
🍓 Our June newsletter is out!
Read Shannon's Strawberry Moon inspired foreword, plus key insights on:
▪️ the great @reformscotland discussion we attended
▪️ Scott's presentation on @UnderstandScot at @ACOSVO's members event
▪️ Mark's GE analysis
🗞️ https://t.co/gRiZLJp6Su
The percentage of Scots who are concerned about Scotland’s direction of travel is at a record high, with 62% believing things are going in the wrong direction. Just 19% believe the country is on the right path.
Research by @diffleypartners@davidhumeinst
https://t.co/RGSdhnV3DE
How much will independence feature in the #ge2024 campaign here? I have been speaking with @Independent and @TheScotsman who have been covering - really tricky for the SNP to get right
https://t.co/8poOPAVmZ8
https://t.co/awxm3sf5P9
We were delighted to present the latest findings from the Understanding Scotland Economy Tracker produced in partnership with @davidhumeinst this morning. Thanks to all who came along.
You can read the report here:
https://t.co/8R1dFB5pm8
When thinking specifically abut the economy the cost of living and inflation continues to be the top issue identified (60%). This is followed by living standard and wages (35%) and then spending on public services (32%).
Delighted to have published the latest in our Understanding Scotland Economy Tracker series in partnership with @davidhumeinst.
You can read the report here:
https://t.co/CouZF34ZsQ
With a general election announced for 4 July our latest research finds that healthcare & the cost of living continue to dominate the priorities of Scots
More than half (52%) cite healthcare among the top issues facing Scotland and 40% identify the cost of living as a key issue
The most competitive general election in Scotland for decades - my bit for @timesscotland looking ahead to the next 6 weeks of campaigning
https://t.co/RUmhUFvKM8