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Evidence: The UK’s constitutional safeguards
Best for Britain has submitted written evidence to the Lord's Constitution Committee in their inquiry into the UK’s constitutional safeguards.
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Attainability Index
The 'Attainability Index' takes wage data from the past 20 years, together with the varying costs of goods and services, and determines how many hours a person would have to work to afford them. It reveals how the cost of living crisis is limiting people’s ability to participate fully in society.
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How the UK joins the EU, and how long it would take
The UK could rejoin the European Union (EU) within a single Parliament, and complete negotiations in less time than it took for the UK to agree its trade deal with India, Best for Britain has established. Evidence and analysis of how Article 49 would apply to the United Kingdom
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How EU policy can win the next general election
Impact of EU policy on voting intention, and constituency outcomes.
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Beyond the red lines
Which EU relationship the public want the UK Government to propose
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How EU policy affects Labour’s electability
This report presents Best for Britain’s analysis of how different Labour Party policy positions on EU relations are likely to affect the electoral performance of the Labour Party.
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UK-EU Energy Cooperation: Emissions Trading Systems and the Electricity Market
This report, from the cross-party, cross-industry UK Trade and Business Commission (UKTBC) delivers 8 substantive recommendations for the UK Government, and our EU partners on how we can strengthen energy cooperation.
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Support for EU membership in a referendum context
This report presents results of a public opinion survey of 4,368 adults, carried out by YouGov on behalf of Best for Britain in September 2025.
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Beyond the EU reset: how to supercharge the UK economy
BEST FOR BRITAIN asked Frontier Economics to independently model the economic effects of potential scenarios for UK-EU integration.
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Annual Report 2025
This year marked the first full year of the newly elected Labour government, a government with stated ambitions of rebuilding the UK-EU relationship after years of Conservative neglect.
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The UK-EU SPS Agreement Report
This report, from the cross-party, cross-industry UK Trade and Business Commission (UKTBC) delivers 5 substantive recommendations for the UK Government, and our EU partners on how we can make an SPS deal a reality.
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Is it time to talk about EU membership?
With the second post-Brexit UK-EU Summit looming, Best for Britain has analysed public opinion towards each model of UK-EU relationship currently under discussion by all major Westminster political parties, the relative economic benefits of each, and considered the benefits and obligations implied by different models for UK-EU relations.
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The UK-EU Youth Experience Scheme Report
This report, from the cross-party, cross-industry UK Trade and Business Commission (UKTBC) delivers 17 substantive recommendations for the UK Government, and our EU partners on how we can make a youth experience scheme a reality.
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Decoding Populism: Voters considering Reform UK want wealth taxes
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The UK’s trading partners: Public attitudes towards the UK’s main trading partners, including the EU and US
This report presents the third set of results and key findings of a comprehensive public opinion survey of 4,368 adults carried out by YouGov on behalf of Best for Britain between 5th - 10th September 2025. This report builds on previous Best for Britain research which focused on public attitudes towards Brexit, ahead of the Budget of November 2025, and public views on the biggest issues facing the UK, and local communities.
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The UK’s biggest challenges: Public attitudes towards the most important issues facing the UK and local communities
Best for Britain's latest polling report suggests that the cost of living is the top priority for people both nationally and locally. Conversely, the salience of immigration and asylum drops from the second most prominent issue in aggregate, to the seventh, when the biggest issues facing the UK are reframed to individuals and local communities.
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