This government has been handed a difficult situation, not helped by having an utter loon in the White House. In economic terms I think they should not have boxed themselves in fiscally prior to the election, but if they had said 'yes, we will have to raise income.e tax', or if they had rolled back the unaffordable NI cut brought in by the last lot, they would have struggled because Brits want Scandi level public services on a tax haven level of taxation, and they don't want to see that's impossible. I think their rapprochement with the EU will help some, but with geopolitics so unstable, there are things they can't do.
On the other hand they have done some excellent stuff that they don't brag about enough on workers' rights, closer ties with the EU, rape courts and the proposed restoration of SureStart in some form. Obviously right wingers don't like any of those things, and the press and media are predominantly hostile.
They've been in power a year after 14 years of destruction. I am inclined to give them a full Parliament before judging, and I think anyone who won't is at best terminally shortsighted.
There. A view.