A new policy paper from British Future setting out constructive proposals for asylum reforms to significantly reduce Channel crossings, cut the asylum backlog and use of hotel accommodation and break the deadlock with France to secure a new deal on security, routes and returns.
New research from the Ipsos/British Future immigration attitudes tracker, which has tracked public attitudes to immigration since 2015, examines public attitudes to immigration numbers, migration for work and international student migration. It also looks at public opinion on asylum and refugee protection, including Channel crossings and the Rwanda scheme.
The debate about race in the UK has become mired in polarised arguments about language. This essay collection, edited by British Future and Bright Blue, brings together new proposals for action on race in the UK.
A British Future report for the Spirit of 2012 Power of events Inquiry, examining how major events can bridge divides and promote contact between people from different backgrounds.
New research examining the state of the nation in 2022, the issues that most concern us now and the challenges we will need to navigate in the future.
Setting out British Future’s programme and work and our vision for a confident and welcoming Britain, inclusive and fair to all.
Analysis by British Future of the latest findings from an Ipsos MORI study that has tracked changing public attitudes to immigration across twelve waves of research since 2015.
On the eve of the Euros, new research from British Future and the Centre for English Identity and Politics examines English identity, race and football today.
New research from British Future, on attitudes among white and ethnic minority citizens to race, prejudice and inequality in Britain, identifies the common ground on which to build a positive agenda for change.
