Their targets. Their statistics. Their results.
Government
The Labour 2024– government took office on 5 July 2024. Every figure below is an official statistic compared on the same rule for every government: the level inherited, the latest level, and the change. Changes describe the period; they do not attribute cause.
Targets
7 measurable commitments tracked. 1 achieved, 1 on track, 0 off track, 0 missed, 4 not yet measurable.
- DATA NOT PUBLISHED Building 1.5 million homes in England and fast-tracking planning decisions on at least 150 major economic infrastructure projects
- DATA NOT PUBLISHED Meeting the NHS standard of 92% of patients in England waiting no longer than 18 weeks for elective treatment
- DATA NOT PUBLISHED Putting 13,000 additional police officers, PCSOs and special constables into neighbourhood roles in England and Wales
- ON TRACK End the use of asylum hotels by the end of this Parliament
- DATA NOT PUBLISHED Deliver 14,000 new prison places by 2031
- INDICATOR IMPROVED A long-term ambition of an 80% employment rate
- TARGET ACHIEVED The inflation target is 2% as measured by the 12-month increase in the Consumer Prices Index
Backlogs
- BACKLOG REDUCED Asylum claims awaiting an initial decision · 40,168 (Year ending June 2026)
- BACKLOG INCREASED Crown Court open cases · 80,061 (2026 Q1)
- BACKLOG INCREASED Magistrates' courts open cases · 370,722 (2026 Q1)
- DATA NOT PUBLISHED NHS referral-to-treatment waiting list, England
Problems and improvements
5 problems and 11 improvements identified by the same rules. Both lists are published; neither is edited.
More
- Full scorecard for this government · every metric, inherited level against latest
- Every government since 1979 · the same comparison for each
- Forecasts against outturn
- Official revisions · figures changed by a later release
- Official data conflicts · where two official series disagree
- Is Britain improving? · the country trajectory by domain
- What changed this month