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Farmers Are Being Driven Mad By Bureaucracy, Let's Fix It
Saw a farmer down at the market last week, proper decent bloke. He was fuming because he couldn't get a grant for some new solar panels for his barn. Apparently, the application process was so complicated, with endless forms and hoops to ju
Too many names on the ballot paper is a joke
I saw that thing about the ballot paper in Clacton being a mile long. What a farce. It’s like they’re trying to make it impossible for anyone to actually vote properly. You end up just squinting at the thing, trying to remember who you were
Ditch the Bureaucratic Red Tape Choking UK Tech
I'm so fed up with the hoops we have to jump through to launch a new product in the UK, it's like the government wants us to fail. Every time we try to innovate, there's some new regulation or license we need to get, and it's always a night
Kick Out the Luxury Flats, Bring Back Affordable Homes
I'm proposing that we introduce a new rule that at least 50 percent of all new housing developments in Bristol have to be affordable homes, and I think it's about time someone did something about the luxury flat epidemic in our city. The fa
Give Mayors Real Power Over Local Welfare
I think mayors should have the ability to design and implement their own welfare systems, tailored to the specific needs of their region. This would allow them to respond quickly to local issues, like poverty and homelessness, without havin
Fixing the Housing Mess Once and For All
I'm sick of seeing young families priced out of our area, forced to move to some soulless new development on the outskirts of town, all because the council's too soft on developers who only care about profits. It's not just about the prices
End Greedy Landlordism Now
I'm so fed up with seeing families in Hebden Bridge struggling to find a decent place to live, all because some wealthy investor is more interested in making a quick buck than in providing a home for people who need it. I've seen it firstha
Make apprenticeships pay properly, not just for the kids doing the work.
We need a new policy that makes companies pay apprentices a proper living wage, not just the bare minimum. The current system means young people are doing skilled work, fixing people's leaky pipes or wiring their houses, but they’re barely
Stop selling off our heritage homes to foreign investors!
Why are we letting prime historical properties get snapped up by offshore companies who do nothing with them, while young Welsh families can’t afford a decent place to live in their own communities? It’s madness, plain and simple. We have c
Rebuilding Our Streets: Visible Policing Rooted in Community Investment
This policy hits on something important: the need for a visible, accessible police presence. But we need to be clear that this isn't just about 'more police' in the abstract. It's about investing in the *kind* of policing that works with co
Give North its fair share
What's the point of having a mayor if they can't sort out the basics like decent transport and jobs. I mean we've got a new mayor in Greater Manchester now, but will anything actually change for the better. We need to make sure that our c
Why Are We Still Giving Aid To Countries That Hates Us?
What's the point of sending our hard-earned cash overseas to governments that openly condemn our values or, worse, actively work against our interests? It feels like we're funding our own opposition, and frankly, that's just daft. We pour m
Enough Is Enough: Put British Families First on Housing
Went to see my mate Dave down at the pub last week. He’s a plumber, works bloody hard. His daughter, she’s 28, still living at home with him and his wife. Says she’ll never get on the ladder now. Saw her the other day trying to buy a coffee
Enough is Enough: Let's End the Nightmare of Sky-High Rents and Buy-to-Let Landlords
It drives me mad, seeing young families and working people priced out of decent housing in their own communities. My parents worked their fingers to the bone, and even then, owning a home felt like an impossible dream. Now, thanks to endles
Stop Pricing Out Our Kids from Housing
I'm fed up with seeing my students' families struggle to find decent housing in our area, it's like the system is designed to keep them down. I've had kids come to school exhausted because their family's been forced to move to the other sid
Enough is Enough! Stop Builders Rushing Houses On Our Green Belt
We need to freeze all new housing developments on designated green belt land immediately. This isn't about stopping people from getting homes, it's about protecting the areas we have left before they're all gone. Developers are just land-ba
Scrap the planning permission nightmare
I'm proposing that we drastically simplify the planning permission process to get more houses built quickly. This is needed because the current system is a mess, it's slow, and it's a major barrier to getting new homes built, which is why w
scrap the licence fee already
what's the point of still having a licence fee in this day and age, it's just a outdated tax on owning a telly, who watches broadcast tv anyway. I mean I know some people still tune in to the bbc but it's not like it's the only thing on off
Empower Locals, Not Bureaucrats
As a former headteacher, I've seen firsthand the importance of local decision-making in shaping the services that matter most to our communities. However, I'm not convinced that simply giving local councils more autonomy is the solution to
Let's Stop Pretending Council Housing is the Answer
I was talking to my mate Dave the other day, you know, the plumber? He was telling me about a job he did at a new build estate down the road. Lovely houses, all snazzy solar panels and driveways. But half of them are sitting empty. Turns ou
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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.
Write your policies
Make your case. Explain how it works. Let the community vote, debate, and challenge your ideas.
Vote, debate, fork
Vote on other people's ideas. Disagree kindly. Fork a policy you like and adapt it to your own manifesto.