Qualitative research on journeys with adverse consequences from gambling
We conducted interviews to understand what journeys and external factors lead people to experience adverse consequences from their own gambling.
Gambling
We look at topics including; problem gambling, social attitudes towards gambling, varying demographics, patterns and, increasingly, online gambling.
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The stigmatisation and discrimination of people who experience gambling harms
A mixed-methods research project, funded by GambleAware, exploring the stigmatisation and discrimination of people who experience gambling harms.
Understanding how effective interventions are for gambling harm
A rapid evidence assessment to understand how effective different interventions are in the treatment of gambling which is associated with harm.
Gambling Survey for Great Britain
This report provides data from the second wave of the Gambling Survey for Great Britain (GSGB).
Understanding gambling harms among communities experiencing marginalisation and inequality
Six scoping reviews were conducted to understand gambling harms among communities in Great Britain who are subject to disproportionate marginalisation
First annual Gambling Survey for Great Britain published
New findings have been published on gambling participation and potential consequences of gambling in Great Britain.
Understanding developments in conceptualisation and measurement of gambling harms
A scoping study to appraise existing frameworks and measurement options for gambling harms and inform future research and intervention strategies.
Gambling participation and the prevalence of problem gambling survey
Latest results from the project commissioned by the Gambling Commission.
Qualitative research on experiences of gambling-related harms
The Gambling Commission is piloting new survey questions on gambling harms. This research provides insights to inform analysis of survey data.
Health survey shows strong link between poor health and loneliness
The latest findings from the Health Survey for England 2021