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Our new polling with More in Common exposes a simple problem in British politics. Voters want growth, jobs and rising living standards. But they don’t think politicians are focused on any of them.

Outside Westminster, we want to do things differently - by talking directly to businesses and people across the country. If we get the ideas right, we can help shift the Conservative Party away from noise and back towards business, growth and the economy. Sign up today:

We are reaching well beyond the usual political base, including people who have never voted Conservative or who have not voted Conservative in recent years. People from different backgrounds and voting histories are coming together around growth, enterprise, jobs and

Very well done to Prosper UK for starting the conversation and getting so many involved so quickly. Good people and good ideas are always welcome in the fight to get Kemi Badenoch into No10.

Over 17,000 Prosper UK supporters in just two weeks! And only about 1 in 3 voted Conservative in 2024 -proof there are lots of people with centre-right views who the party should be targeting me if it wants to recover. If *you* want pragmatic pro-growth politics, sign up 👇

Prosper UK supporters are being drawn to a pragmatic centre-right offer focused on growth, enterprise, jobs and opportunity. They come from across the political spectrum, reflecting a clear gap in UK politics and a common view that the current debate isn’t delivering. Sign up

I’ve long believed there’s a gap in UK politics for a practical, optimistic centre right that’s serious about growth and opportunity. The early response to Prosper UK is encouraging: 17,000 supporters in two weeks, most of whom are not Conservative members.

Over 17,000 people have signed up to support Prosper UK in just two weeks. What stands out is the breadth of support: more than 65% didn’t vote Conservative last time. It shows there’s a wide appetite for practical, pro-growth ideas - and now it’s time to take this work across

Over 17,000 people have signed up to support Prosper UK in just two weeks. More than 65% didn’t vote Conservative last time - showing the gap for practical, pro-growth ideas that focus on real problems. Now it’s time to get out across the country and do the hard work.

On the first two weeks since launching Prosper UK, more than 17,000 people from across the country have signed up as supporters. That number is striking - but who those supporters are matters even more.

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17,000 people have already signed up to Prosper UK. They didn’t all vote the same way in 2024. They come from across the political spectrum. What unites them is simple: a belief that Britain needs economic growth, broader opportunity, and pragmatic politics that focuses on

Our 7 million homeless voters figure isn’t speculation - it’s based on detailed polling by More in Common. And 17,000 people signing up in just weeks shows that demand is already turning into action. There is real appetite for pragmatic, pro-growth politics. Our focus is on