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Britain's High Energy Bills: The Permacrisis that keeps on burning

New research from More in Common reveals the profound impact high energy bills are having on Britons with deep worry about their impact this winter and lack of public confidence bills will ever become more affordable again. The research finds this is driving the anti-system sentiment causing the collapse in support for Britain's traditional parties.

Polling of 16-17 year olds for the Sunday Times

More in Common polling for the Sunday Times reveals the views, habits and worries of 16 and 17 year olds alongside their shifts in political views. 

The UK-EU Relationship

Pride or protest? Britons and the flag debate

After flags appeared on roundabouts and lampposts across the country, More in Common asked Britons how they felt about our country's flags - and those raising them.

Beyond politics: How Britons view transport

More in Common partnered with IPPR to undertake a deep dive into public attitudes towards transport.

This blog provides an overview of Britons’ experiences of transport and their preferences for the future of our transport system, drawing from five focus group conversations held by More in Common across England over the last year.

Epping Forest: speaking to locals after the protests

Following weeks of protest in Epping and other parts of the country, More in Common spoke to residents of Epping Forest about how their town had found itself at the centre of a national debate around migration and protest.