Sir Keir Starmer plans to set out a “plan for change” as the next phase of government following a rocky start in office, with specific targets for the economy, NHS, public safety, energy security, and social mobility to be achieved by the 2029 general election. This initiative will be accompanied by public sector reforms and a focus on improving Whitehall operations, but polling expert Sir John Curtice has cast doubt on Starmer’s ability to convince the public due to a lack of coherent narrative and specificity in their message during the election campaign. Curtice emphasizes the importance of articulating a clear vision for change beyond just promising improvement to gain voter support.
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