Hard work, community, fair play: Britons have ‘shared set of values’ despite divisions
Summary
A large study shows that most British people agree on key values like hard work, fairness, and community, which they see as defining what it means to be British. However, despite this shared set of values, many feel that Britain is more divided now, especially since Brexit, and fewer people feel hopeful about the country's future.Key Facts
- The study included 6,000 adults in Britain and also involved focus groups.
- Hard work, fairness (like waiting your turn), and community are the main values Brits connect with.
- Around 70% of people say hard work is a core British value.
- More than 65% think Britain is more divided now, especially after Brexit.
- About 80% agree Britain is at its best when neighbors support each other.
- People who volunteered recently are more optimistic about their local area's future (62%) compared to those who haven't volunteered (25%).
- Only 27% think the royal family plays the biggest role in upholding British values.
- Most Brits do not list typical British stereotypes (like tea or weather talk) as key reasons for national pride.
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