REFNATION

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

The latest verdicts

0%
Yes majority
31% No
Total votes287
Skipped11
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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.

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Yes majority
27% No
Total votes33
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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.

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Yes majority
22% No
Total votes37
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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.

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Yes majority
24% No
Total votes37
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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.

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