More in Common was founded in the aftermath of the murder of Jo Cox MP in 2016. More in Common takes its name from Jo’s maiden speech in Parliament where she said: “We are far more united and have far more in common than that which divides us.”
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Tryl et al., More in Common, July 2025.
In many ways, Britain in 2025 feels shattered. In focus group conversations around the country, the public’s exhaustion with crumbling public services and leaders who don’t seem to understand what ordinary people want is unavoidable, and people feel exhausted with what has felt like one crisis after another ever since the Covid pandemic.
Referenced in: frb-2025-07/¶4