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Common Sense Energy Policy: Security, Affordability, and a Realistic Approach to the Environment
The current obsession with abstract Net Zero targets, detached from economic reality, is a disservice to the nation. While I agree that environmental stewardship is important, it cannot come at the expense of working families and the viabil
Stop Kicking Pubs: Let's Build Homes and Services That Work for Real People
They talk about housing and services, and yeah, people are struggling. I hear it every day at the pub, especially from folks worried about their kids not being able to afford to live anywhere decent. It's not about people moving in, it's ab
Real Energy Solutions: Powering Wales Affordably and Sustainably
It’s understandable people are worried about energy bills. Of course, we need affordable power. But the idea that we can just keep burning gas indefinitely is not a solution, it’s kicking the can down the road for our kids to deal with. We’
Scotland's Energy Future: Time to Cut the Cord with Westminster's Mess
We need to establish a publicly owned Scottish National Energy Company to manage our renewable resources and ensure the profits benefit Scotland directly. For too long, our wind and tidal power potential has been exploited by companies base
Enough with the Net Zero nonsense, let's get real about affordable energy!
I’m utterly fed up with hearing about ambitious Net Zero targets while my energy bills go through the roof. It feels like every politician wants to virtue signal with grand climate plans, but nobody’s thinking about how ordinary people are
Energy First: Powering Britain Without the Green Guilt Trip
The obsession with Net Zero targets is frankly ludicrous when you look at the cost to ordinary families. My wife Sarah's always worried about the heating bills come winter, and it’s not just her. Businesses are struggling too, caught betwee
Stop moaning, start building: Homes people can actually afford and afford to heat
This lot talk about underinvestment, I talk about actually getting things built. My lads and I spend our lives fixing shoddy work because councils and developers cut corners on building regs. It’s not underinvestment, it’s rubbish standards
Britain First? We Need Britain Working Together.
It’s understandable that people are feeling squeezed. I hear it too, from parents and grandparents in the village, worried about their children and grandchildren finding affordable homes and secure jobs. The feeling that the system isn’t wo
Building better: quality homes and services for all
It’s clear people are struggling with housing and getting access to decent public services. I hear it all the time, particularly from younger families who can’t find anywhere affordable to live in Edinburgh or elsewhere. We need to ask ours
Defence First. Stop Funding Foreign Wars.
Heard some chatter about prioritising our own. Fair enough. But who are ‘our own’? Is it just the folks in civvy street worrying about bills, or does it include the blokes still in uniform, or those who’ve served and are now struggling? Bec
Why are we still paying polluters to get rich off our energy bills?
How much sense does it actually make that energy companies are being handed massive subsidies while ordinary families are struggling to heat their homes? It feels like we're rewarding the very people who are making the climate crisis worse.
Enough is enough. Our own people come first.
I was serving a customer the other day in the shop. Nice bloke, worked all his life as a plasterer. Said he was struggling to get by, worried about his kids. Then he mentioned how many people were on the housing list in Watford. Makes you w
Our Towns First. Jobs and Homes for Everyone Who Built This Country.
It's all well and good talking about who's struggling, but let's be honest, the people who've spent their lives working and paying into the system are the ones getting a raw deal. You see it everywhere, the high street dying, factories shut
Investing in Britain, Not Blaming Newcomers
It’s understandable that people are worried about their living standards. The cost of living crisis is real, and many are feeling the squeeze. But pointing the finger at immigrants is a simplistic and frankly lazy solution that ignores the
Enough with the solar panel subsidies, let's just get rid of them already!
I was chatting with my mate Dave the other week, he runs a small plumbing business. He’s been absolutely hammered by rising energy costs, like most small businesses. But he was also complaining about how he sees these fancy houses with rows
Why are we paying energy companies a fortune when my mum's heating is off again?
So, how much profit did the energy giants make last year while people like me are choosing between heating and eating? It’s honestly a joke. They get bailed out, we get told to wear jumpers. This new policy is simple: cap their profits at a
Scrap Subsidies for Fossil Fuels Already
I'm proposing we immediately end all government subsidies for fossil fuel companies, it's ridiculous we're still funding them when we know they're destroying the planet. We're basically paying them to contribute to climate change, which is
Pragmatic Energy: Reliable Power, Realistic Investment
I understand the concern about energy bills. As a school governor, I see how rising costs impact everything from classroom heating to the PTA's budget. We need a plan that ensures our homes and businesses have secure, affordable power, but
Scrap the Green Levy for Low Income Homes
I think we should scrap the green levy on energy bills for low income households, it's just not fair that people who are already struggling to pay their bills are being forced to subsidise renewable energy projects. The levy is supposed t
Enough with the green fantasies, let's get cheap power for homes and businesses NOW.
We need a new national energy policy focused on reliable, affordable power and frankly, that means more gas and nuclear and less of the expensive green stuff for now. My clients are terrified about their heating bills this winter, and mine
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Vote, debate, fork
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