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Have your say in our EU Referendum Survey

Oct 21, 2016 |Adrian Malleson

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Four months after UK’s referendum on our future in Europe, I would like to invite you to take part in a follow-up NBS survey about the future of our sector.  

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The survey is very short. It should only take a couple of minutes to complete.

We will publish the findings soon, and hope that they inform the range of decisions our country now faces.

Responses are anonymous. We always follow the Market Research Society Code of Conduct (.pdf) when carrying out research.

You can find analysis of the results from our first survey on theNBS.com.

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