Campaigns & Reports

We move the political conversation towards growth that works for good. Our campaigns and reports focus on what is important to the public and how governments, business and entrepreneurs can achieve this. Reports are the foundation of our work, but we don't stop here. Armed with policies based on our findings, we campaign for new approaches to growth in Whitehall and the press.

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Mind the Growth Gap

What politicians are missing when it comes to growth

January 2025

Our foundational report reveals the growth gap: the divergence between what politicians think good growth looks like, and what people actually want. Rather than deciding ourselves what good growth is, we went directly to the public to find out. We haven’t just diagnosed the problem – we’ve set out how to bridge the growth gap too.

Papers and Polling

The Good Growth Foundation regularly conducts surveys to gauge public opinion on today’s most pressing issues. Our research is rooted in understanding what people want from their government, ensuring that policy discussions align with public priorities. Through proactive polling, we stay closely attuned to shifting sentiments, providing valuable insights that help shape informed decision-making.

News
GGF Business Survey: The economy isn’t all doom and gloom
GGF Business Survey: The economy isn’t all doom and gloom

Business confidence in growth and profits is resolutely strong, according to a new GGF poll of more than 1,000 UK firms of all sizes and regions, across 15 key sectors.

Get Britain Working: Public want supportive rather than punitive welfare reform
Get Britain Working: Public want supportive rather than punitive welfare reform

The Good Growth Foundation tested attitudes towards various policies aimed at reducing the number of people out of work or economically inactive, finding that the British public strongly supports a more generous welfare system over a more punitive one.

UK Trade: EU more important than US according to Brits
UK Trade: EU more important than US according to Brits

New polling from The Good Growth Foundation has found that Brits consistently rank Europe as more important to the UK than the US, following the election of Donald Trump as president.

Polling Archive

Our polling has been conducted both in house and with agencies, including JL Partners and Opinium Research.

Please find our archive of data tables for all published polling conducted by the Good Growth Foundation here.