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Work, pay and welfare

Benefits, pensions, minimum wage, the four-day week. Rewrite the social contract.

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Solar for All, Not Just the Few

I was talking to a local business owner the other day, love, and he was saying how he's struggling to pay his energy bills, while some of the bigger houses in our area have got solar panels subsidised by the government. Now, I'm all for ren

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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

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Let's get solar working for everyone, not just the roof-owners

I get the frustration about subsidies, especially when energy bills are so high. Seeing all those expensive solar arrays on some houses does make you wonder where the taxpayer money is going, particularly when you think about small business

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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

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Scrap Subsidies for Big Energy Now

What's the point of giving massive subsidies to energy companies that are already raking it in, when we've got families struggling to pay their heating bills this winter. It's just common sense that we should be supporting people, not profi

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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

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Enough already – let's just get serious about tidal power in Wales

We should immediately commit to funding and building a significant tidal energy project in the Severn Estuary. This isn't some futuristic dream; it's a proven technology that could provide consistent, clean power for Wales and the wider UK

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Scrap the green tax on energy bills

I think we should get rid of the green tax on energy bills because it's just another way for the government to take our money and redistribute it to their favourite projects. This tax is supposed to fund renewable energy initiatives but fro

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Scrap the green nonsense and drill for oil

I'm sick of paying through the nose for my heating bills just so some politician can feel good about themselves and their so-called green credentials. It's all well and good talking about saving the planet but when you're struggling to make

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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

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Make Renewable Energy Affordable for All

I think the government should make renewable energy affordable for everyone by subsidizing the upfront costs of solar panels and wind turbines for low-income families. This is needed because right now it's only the wealthy who can afford to

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Wales's green energy should benefit Wales, not London's coffers. It's time to take control.

It really grinds my gears, the hypocrisy of it all. We have some of the best natural resources in Europe for generating clean, renewable energy – miles of coastline for offshore wind, big tidal ranges, hydro opportunities in the mountains.

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Scrap the Green Levy on Energy Bills

I'm proposing we get rid of the green levy on energy bills, it's a stealth tax that's hitting households hard and not even achieving its supposed goal of reducing carbon emissions. This levy is just another example of the government trying

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Solar panels on every new house – make it happen!

We need to mandate solar panels on all new housing developments. This isn't just about hitting green targets; it's about long-term cost savings for families and boosting our energy independence. Right now, energy bills are a massive worry

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Stop subsidising fossil fuels already! It's 2024, not 1974.

We need to immediately stop all government subsidies and tax breaks for fossil fuel companies. It’s baffling that we’re still propping up industries that are actively destroying the planet, especially when renewable energy is now cheaper an

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Enough of these energy companies fleecing us! Time for local power.

We need to establish community-owned energy generation hubs in towns like ours. These wouldn't be massive power stations, but smaller setups using renewable sources like solar and wind, maybe even geothermal if we're lucky, placed strategic

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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

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Stop big energy firms ripping us off. Let's make our own power, locally.

My proposal is for a national rollout of local community energy hubs, letting towns and cities generate and manage their own renewable power. This means setting up local schemes for solar, small-scale wind, or even micro-hydro if the geogra

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Enough of energy giants laughing all the way to the bank while we freeze: Public ownership is the only answer

Last winter, my heating bill nearly gave me a heart attack. I was wrapping blankets around my kid just to avoid turning the thermostat up, while these energy giants were announcing record profits. It’s a farce, honestly, that we’re still le

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Enough of this green nonsense, what about keeping the lights on?

Barnaby and I were out on our walk yesterday morning, same as always, and saw young Tom down at the village pub looking absolutely furious. His gas boiler packed in on Monday, and he's been quoted nearly £15,000 for a heat pump and all the

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