Case studies
Discover how we’ve helped organisations across the UK understand
their audiences, build consensus, and create meaningful change
through our work.
Discover how we’ve helped organisations across the UK understand
their audiences, build consensus, and create meaningful change
through our work.
Real results from organisations we’ve partnered with
More in Common was commissioned by Local Storytelling Exchange to run four focus groups across communities most affected by East Coast pylon grid infrastructure.
More in Common carried out in-depth polling and focus groups across Britain to uncover what voters truly believe about tackling obesity. Our insights provided Nesta with an evidence base to be heard by the government.
More in Common was commissioned to undertake extensive quantitative and qualitative research with Liberal Democrat voters to understand their attitudes on environmental issues and explore the role that environmental campaigning could play for the Liberal Democrats.
This report, produced in partnership with Wellcome, offers a lens through which the scientific community can better understand the public’s values, concerns, and expectations, and act in ways that earn trust across all segments of society.
Taking a detailed look into the worldviews and attitudes of Progressive Activists, one of More in Common’s seven segments, exploring what makes them different from the rest of the country, and why progressive campaigns in recent years increasingly seem to be backfiring.
The role green spaces can play in building pride in place and support at the ballot box. More in Common partnered with Wates Family Trust and Town and Country Planning Association for this mixed-methods project that explored how Britons view parks and green spaces, and the role they play in local pride and social cohesion.
Examining critical questions at the heart of effective policing: How safe do Bedfordshire residents feel in their communities? How much do they trust their local police force?
Understanding the barriers preventing Britons from transitioning towards low-carbon technologies and how these have changed over time
Every project is different, but our philosophyremains consistent: rigorous research, actionable insights, and measurable impact.
We start by truly understanding your audience through qualitative and quantitative research, identifying values, concerns, and motivations.
Our analysis goes beyond data points to identify opportunities for engagement, consensus-building, and effective communication.
We work with you to implement insights and track results, ensuring our research translates into real-world outcomes.