Longview is an independent think tank, devoted to promoting longitudinal research in the UK, to improving its quality and to supporting those undertaking longitudinal studies.

The think tank’s role is to debate the findings of longitudinal research, to improve communication among those engaged in, and using longitudinal research, and to develop this field of study.

Ultimately, Longview aims to make longitudinal research findings more widely known and more useful, thus enhancing Britain's already impressive reputation in this field.

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NEWSFLASH!

Have you carried out longitudinal research that makes a significant contribution to knowledge? Does it have messages for improving life?

This is the opportunity to have your research recognised through a publication that would be widely publicised.

The Neville Butler Prize promotes excellence in the analysis of longitudinal data and reporting the results for a wider audience. If you would like to know more, please click here

New Cohort Study for 2011/2012

Merger with International Centre for Child Studies

Use of Longitudinal Research in Scotland

Now We Are Fifty

Neville Butler

Neville Butler, founder sponsor of Longview and Director of  the International Centre for Child Studies (ICCS), died in February 2007.

A memorial fund in Neville's honour has been established and contributions may be sent to (cheques made payable to Longview for "Neville Butler Memorial Fund"), 86 Cumberland Road, Bristol, BS16UG (Tel. 0117 925 0835).

Strategic Review of Panel and Cohort Studies and Biomarkers Project Reports

Solving the Problem of Attrition in Longitudinal Surveys