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We regularly convene events, speak at conferences and deliver webinars, to share our latest insights and findings. Find out more about opportunities to hear about our research below.

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Party conferences

We hold events at all major political party conferences

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Speaking requests

We deliver talks about our research at events and conferences

Webinars

Webinars

We deliver free webinars regularly throughout the year, open to all

Labour’s first months: The Public’s Verdict
Labour’s first months: The Public’s Verdict

In advance of the launch of the Government’s Plan for Change, More in Common asked Britons about some of the key events and actions in Labour’s first five months in office – testing how much the public has heard about what the government has done  and whether they view their actions positively or negatively. The research finds  some of the government’s more popular policies  have been overshadowed by more unpopular spending cuts and tax increases.

More in Common 8 Jan 2025
Labour can’t afford to stand still
Labour can’t afford to stand still

Given how marginal the new parliament is, Labour can’t afford not to increase its vote share at the next General Election. 

More in Common 22 Sep 2024
Labour on probation
Labour on probation

Labour have promised change at this election, but our polling with UCL Policy Lab suggests that they won’t have long to deliver it before voters start thinking they have been let down. Given the rise of smaller parties, this could spell electoral trouble for Labour in years ahead.

More in Common 25 Jun 2024
How would Britons feel if Labour wins?
How would Britons feel if Labour wins?

More in Common’s polling finds that – while the public do intend to vote Labour – they feel pretty ambivalent about a Labour victory. Most of the public, in fact, would be happier to find a fiver on the street than for Labour to win.

More in Common 29 May 2024

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