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Luke Tryl

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Luke Tryl

@LukeTryl

Lover of finding out what people think, UK Director @Moreincommon_ 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇦

London, England

Joined December 2016

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Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Jul 12
🧵In the Sunday Times. @lara_spirit covers our deep dive with @UCLPolicyLab into what people want from Burnham's premiership. We find the new PM is likely to have a limited honeymoon, that public desire for radical change has grown since July 24 and cost of living is the key test
Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Jan 24, 2025
The Traitors a good example of how despite the many strengths of Netflix and co they can’t come close to creating the national discourse moments, the WhatsApp group chats, next day in the office discussions that live TV, and in particular the BBC, do so well.
Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Jul 5, 2022
Is Sajid Javid the first person to resign on principle twice from the same Prime Minister’s Cabinet?
Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Oct 10, 2024
The entire £1.90 rail ticket mistake story is ridiculous, but this response from Northern is almost as frustrating as the story itself and captures the all too common “computer says no”, zero empathy response that leads to people thinking the system is rigged against them.
Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Jun 8, 2025
I think the trend of clips like this (or the Jenrick video) is where citizens shame public authorities into action could become really powerful. I think what’s powerful is the tone of “look something can actually be done” rather than just railing against decline.
Tom Harwood
@tomhfh
Jun 8, 2025
I’m absolutely sick of seeing endless disgusting graffiti on the tube. So this morning I teamed up with @lfg_uk to do something about it🧽🧼✨
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Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Apr 28, 2025
We are just in the car back from focus groups this weekend in Beverley, Hull,Scunthorpe & Peterborough and without doubt the disillusionment was the worst I’ve heard, in every group it was anger; despondency or misery about the state of Britain that doesn’t feel sustainable.
Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Jan 13, 2022
Leaving aside the politics. My biggest concern about 'party-gate' is the growing number of institutions at risk of getting burnt up in the storm - the reputation of the civil service, trust in the police, the integrity of the Union. Things which when lost are so hard to win back.
Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Jun 16, 2025
Nothing is to be spared from enshittification
BBC News (UK)
@BBCNews
Jun 16, 2025
WhatsApp to start showing more adverts in messaging app bbc.in/3TqFg5C
Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Apr 11, 2025
Adolescence a depressing case study for how discourse ruins everything 1. Show raises important societal issues and triggers national conversation on what to do. 2. People get carried away and watching show becomes performative purity test 3. Rejecting the show becomes equally
Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Jun 16, 2022
Today @Moreincommon_ we have published Britons and Gender Identity. Based on polling of over 5,000 people and focus groups across the country. We found the current divisive online debates simply don't reflect the way the public think about trans and gender identity. (1/n)
Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Oct 28, 2024
If you want an idea of why removing the £2 bus fare cap may be so damaging beyond polls, read Greg's quote from our focus group. At a time of deep political distrust it's one of few recent examples of a policy people can point to that tangibly improves their lives for the better
Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Jun 23, 2023
The sneariness of some on here towards Leave voters in last night’s Question Time is as predictable as it is unpleasant. But you’d have at least hoped that after 7 years people might have realised that telling people they’re stupid or implying they’re bigoted doesn’t change minds
Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Jul 17, 2024
Britain isn’t the US latest, and that’s a very good thing.
General Election 2024
@GenElectionUK
Jul 17, 2024
This is good to see in a world of increasing polarisation…
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Luke Tryl
@LukeTryl
Aug 27, 2021
Last night, when we asked focus group participants how they thought we should pay for the cost of tackling climate change, the immediate (and sincere) response was to cut MPs pay. It's the second time in recent months I've had that response and it worries me in two ways.