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Fix how we're governed

Voting systems, House of Lords, devolution, MP accountability. What's actually broken?

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Energy

Common Sense Energy Policy: Security, Affordability, and a Realistic Approach to the Environment

⑂ Adapted

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

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Electoral reform

This whole FPTP thing is a joke. We need PR NOW.

Honestly, how many more elections do we have to go through where the Tories or Labour get in with a minority of the vote? It’s infuriating. People feel like their vote doesn't count, especially in safe seats, and it just entrenches the same

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Electoral reform

Proportional Representation is a Joke, Let's Fix It Properly

Why should someone in a safe seat effectively have their vote count for nothing? It’s baffling. We elect MPs to represent us, but in vast swathes of the country, the outcome is a foregone conclusion. People say they want change, but the sys

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Cities & planning

Sick of developers trashing villages? Time to give locals a real say.

Honestly, the sheer arrogance of some developers is breathtaking. They arrive in villages like ours, with their slick presentations, promising the moon while completely ignoring the existing fabric of the community and the strain on local i

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Electoral reform

Proportional Representation is a no-brainer, honestly.

We need to move to a system of Proportional Representation for all general elections. Our current First Past the Post system is frankly a joke and leads to wasted votes and governments that don't represent the majority of people. It's a rel

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Human rights

Enough Woke Nonsense: Get Back to Basics on Human Rights

We need to refocus human rights policy on fundamental protections against state overreach and oppression, rather than expanding it into ever more niche social grievances. The core purpose of human rights is to safeguard individuals from arb

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Energy

Stop Kicking Pubs: Let's Build Homes and Services That Work for Real People

⑂ Adapted

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

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Economy

Seriously, can we just sort out the money for Northern Ireland already?

How many times do we have to go through this? We're constantly stuck in a loop of funding negotiations for Northern Ireland, while essential services are left in limbo. It's frankly ridiculous that a functioning executive and budget are hel

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Electoral reform

Let's Stop Pretending First Past the Post Actually Works

Why do we let a system where the party with fewer votes can win a majority of seats keep going? It’s frankly ridiculous. It means your vote often doesn't count for much unless you're in a marginal constituency, and it distorts representatio

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Electoral reform

Scrap the Bloc Vote Now - It's Time for True Representation!

I was chatting with Sarah the other day about the upcoming local elections, and she was lamenting how her vote felt utterly wasted on her usual party. She knows their candidate hasn't got a snowball's chance in hell of winning in her ward,

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Human rights

Rights for Cymru: Protecting Our People, Our Future

⑂ Adapted

Human rights are fundamental, and here in Cymru, we need to ensure they serve our communities first and foremost. While the core idea of protecting people from state overreach is sound, we can't ignore the specific challenges Wales faces. O

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Economy

Why are we chasing tourist pennies when our own shops are struggling? Let's fix our high streets first.

Why do we keep looking outwards for economic fixes when our own town centres are crying out for help? It just seems a bit backwards, doesn't it, to focus on making things cheaper for short-term visitors when local businesses are fighting to

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Electoral reform

Frankly, the whole First Past the Post system is a shambles. Time for a rethink.

It truly does baffle me how we continue with a system that so consistently underrepresents vast swathes of the electorate. I spent years in education, trying to teach young people about democracy, and yet I had to explain that their vote mi

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Immigration

Enough with the virtue signalling, let's sort out who actually needs help.

I'm just fed up with the endless arguments about immigration. It feels like we're going in circles, with people on one side screaming about open borders and the other demanding we shut everything down. Frankly, neither extreme is working an

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Immigration

Seriously, why are we making it harder for people who actually want to work here?

What's the point of all these hoops and hurdles for people who are desperate to contribute, fill labour shortages, and build a life here? It feels like we actively try to push away the very people who could be helping our economy and commun

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Cities & planning

Enough of these fancy glass boxes, we need actual homes!

Saw another empty shop on Freeman Street the other day, chuck. Just boarded up, collecting dust. Meanwhile, young families are being priced out of Grimsby, crammed into tiny flats with rents higher than Dave’s old mortgage. It’s a joke, lov

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Electoral reform

Let's ditch First Past the Post before my local council gets even weirder

I was at a parish council meeting last week, and honestly, it was a joke. The turnout was pathetic, and the same three people decide everything, even though the ward is split pretty evenly between a few different views. It just reinforces h

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Justice & law

Enough with the slap on the wrist for shoplifters stealing essentials!

Saw a young lad, maybe 17, nicking a loaf of bread and some cheese from the Co-op the other day. The shopkeeper looked more fed up than angry. Said it’s happening every day now, not just the usual dodgy characters but people desperate. Then

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Immigration

Enough's Enough: Let's Get Serious About Who Comes Here

My proposal is straightforward: we need a points-based system for all immigration, not just for skilled workers. This means anyone wishing to settle in the UK, regardless of origin or claimed 'asylum', must meet clear criteria. We're talkin

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Immigration

Enough with the "culture wars" over immigration, let's get practical.

We need a new visa system focused on skills that benefit our communities and environment, not just what big business wants. Think skilled horticulturalists for rewilding projects, engineers for local renewable energy installations, and craf

How it works

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Build your party

Name it. Give it a colour. Write a tagline. Every great movement starts somewhere, even a fictional one.

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Write your policies

Make your case. Explain how it works. Let the community vote, debate, and challenge your ideas.

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Vote, debate, fork

Vote on other people's ideas. Disagree kindly. Fork a policy you like and adapt it to your own manifesto.