The government has set out six key targets that they hope to achieve by the next election. Which of them would you most like to see achieved?

The government has set out six key targets that they hope to achieve by the next election. Which of them would you most like to see achieved? Published on 5 December 2024 → Survey conducted on 5 December 2024 on 4956 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

For 92% of routine hospital treatments to be conducted within 18 weeks

37%

An increase in disposable household income in real terms

24%

Hire 13,000 additional neighbourhood police officers, special constables and Police Community Support Officers

Increase the proportion of children who are 'ready for school' by the age of five

Build 300,000 new houses per year

Increase the amount of energy the UK receives from renewable energy sources

Don't know

13%

For 92% of routine hospital treatments to be conducted within 18 weeks

37%

An increase in disposable household income in real terms

24%

Hire 13,000 additional neighbourhood police officers, special constables and Police Community Support Officers

Increase the proportion of children who are 'ready for school' by the age of five

Build 300,000 new houses per year

Increase the amount of energy the UK receives from renewable energy sources

Don't know

13%

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