Charlie Buckley

Senior Research Associate
Charlie is a Senior Research Associate at More in Common, who has led on research projects for clients across civil society, business and academia, as well as More in Common's thought leadership work. He has researched public attitudes across a broad range of policy areas, including the future of public broadcasting, the social impact of new technology, online safety and digital parenting, civil liberties and rights, youth justice, and gambling. Prior to joining More in Common in 2025, Charlie worked at the polling company Survation, conducting research for clients in journalism, the third sector and academia, including during the 2024 General Election. He earned a Bachelor's degree from the University of York and an MSc in International Politics from Trinity College Dublin.
Institutional trust Labour Party
The Future of the BBC

Our event on the future of the BBC at the Labour Party Conference 2026

More in Common’s September 2026 MRP
MRP Politics
More in Common’s September 2026 MRP

Our first MRP of Andy Burnham’s premiership finds Labour would be the largest party in an election tomorrow, but short of a majority

Manchester Mayoral By-Election Poll
Elections Politics
Manchester Mayoral By-Election Poll

More in Common’s polling of Greater Manchester ahead of this week’s mayoral by-election finds that Bev Craig is the clear frontrunner, most voters feel positively about Burnham’s legacy as mayor, and the cost of living, crime and antisocial behaviour rank as top issues for residents.

Tracking the World Cup
Sport
Tracking the World Cup

What do Britons across the home nations make of the World Cup, England’s manager and hydration breaks?

International affairs Scotland
Scotland in the World
Britons’ attitudes towards technology
Politics Technology
Britons’ attitudes towards technology

How the country feels about emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, and what role they think the Government should play.

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