A structured space where informed debate shapes public opinion — and public opinion actually counts. Not just another comment section. A place where your voice is heard, not just counted.
Supported by local councils, NGOs, and democracy organisations
There is a growing disconnect between the British public and the institutions that represent them. Social media amplifies outrage over reason, comment sections reward the loudest voices, and formal consultations are often ignored.
Informed Voices exists to change that. We give people a structured way to take a position, read and contribute arguments, and cast an informed vote. Results are transparent and designed to be useful—for the public, the media, and policymakers.
Built on transparency, structure, and genuine civic engagement
We use a debate format instead of free-for-all comments. Every contribution is tagged and purposeful.
People debate before they vote. Voting only opens after the discussion period closes.
No hidden agenda. We show exactly how results are calculated and who we are.
Results that mean something beyond the platform—for media, policymakers, and the public.
We track how many participants changed their view after reading arguments from both sides.
Relevant topics for British people, with regional breakdowns across all four nations.
Want to get involved, suggest a topic, or find out more?
See how it works in practice — our case study on a local plan consultation.