Verdicts · Infrastructure
What the UK thinks about infrastructure
Settled referendums
4
since Jul 2026
Votes cast
394
all time, on infrastructure
This week
0
votes · 0 referendums settled
Written opinions
13
all time, left by voters
Votes each week
0 so far this week
All-time infrastructure highlights
Biggest landslide
YES 78%
Should contractors face stricter penalties for damaging broadband networks during works?
78% of 37 votes went the same way.
Closest result
YES 69%
Should mobile networks be required to provide full 5G coverage to all UK homes within 100 miles of main cities?
Decided by 38 points.
Most debated
YES 69%
Should mobile networks be required to provide full 5G coverage to all UK homes within 100 miles of main cities?
12 written opinions.
The latest verdicts

Should mobile networks be required to provide full 5G coverage to all UK homes within 100 miles of main cities?
The verdict
Universal 5G won a clear mandate, while the floor’s best-rated arguments insisted that coverage should follow demand, not coercion.

Should the next prime minister stick with the £725bn 10-year infrastructure plan?
The verdict
Voters here sided decisively with the contractors' letter, backing continuity on the £725bn pipeline by roughly three to one, but the enthusiasm faded steadily with age, from unanimous support among the under-45s to a coin flip among the over-65s.

Should contractors face stricter penalties for damaging broadband networks during works?
The verdict
Voters backed stricter penalties for network-damaging contractors by 78% to 22%, with support hardening steadily among the over-55s, who were unanimous, while younger voters were far more divided.

Should the UK government invest more to attract and train workers for subsea cable infrastructure?
The verdict
Voters backed more state investment in subsea cable skills 28-9, but the consensus was generational: everyone over 35 who voted said yes, while under-35s split almost down the middle.
Every infrastructure verdict
- Should mobile networks be required to provide full 5G coverage to all UK homes within 100 miles of main cities?YES 69%287 votes · 24 Aug
- Should the next prime minister stick with the £725bn 10-year infrastructure plan?YES 73%33 votes · 11 Jul
- Should contractors face stricter penalties for damaging broadband networks during works?YES 78%37 votes · 6 Jul
- Should the UK government invest more to attract and train workers for subsea cable infrastructure?YES 76%37 votes · 4 Jul