So many manifestos — who has the answers?
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Borrow the best policies, fix the ones you don't like, and craft a manifesto that finally makes sense.
Fix how we're governed
Voting systems, House of Lords, devolution, MP accountability. What's actually broken?
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
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
Time to Ditch Westminster's Farming Rules
What's the point of Scotland having its own government if we can't even decide how to run our own farms, I mean come on, we're still stuck with rules made in Westminster that don't take into account our own unique landscape and needs. We
Full public inquiry into what the Romans ever did for us
What have the Romans ever done for us? The aqueduct. Obviously. And the roads. But apart from the aqueduct and the roads? Sanitation. Alright sanitation the aqueduct and the roads. And irrigation. Medicine. Education. Public order. Wine
Insulate every home in Britain by 2035 as the single biggest climate and poverty measure
The UK has some of the least energy-efficient housing stock in western Europe. Around 19 million homes have an EPC rating below C. These homes leak heat, cost more to run, and push people into fuel poverty. Improving them is simultaneously
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
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
Strong support for affordable housing, with some very minor and entirely reasonable conditions
The Nimby Liberation Front is unambiguous in its support for affordable housing. The country is in a housing crisis. Young people cannot afford to buy. Young families are being pushed out of villages like ours. This is a tragedy and we stan
Let the Market Clean Up Pollution
I'm not convinced that slapping corporations with massive fines is the best way to tackle pollution. Instead of relying on bureaucratic penalties, we should be leveraging the power of the market to drive environmental responsibility. By int
An 'Educational Needs Plan' for Every Child
Every child is special. Labelling some as SEN clearly isn't working. Support teacher availability and class sizes are often allocated by the number of SEN children in each, rather than by their actual needs. Children who don't have a
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.
make environmental ed compulsory already
i was talking to a friend who's a teacher and she was saying how she had to fight to get a single lesson on climate change into the curriculum, it's ridiculous that kids aren't being taught about the most pressing issue of our time. she had
Securing Our Borders and Making Aid Work for Britain
It’s easy to get caught up in the stories you hear, but we need to remember that foreign policy has to serve our own country’s interests first. We have our own challenges here at home, with stretched services and local communities strugglin
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
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
Enough with the 'welfare to work' nonsense, pay people a decent wage instead
What’s the point of telling people they need to find work when the jobs available pay peanuts and don't even cover the basics? It’s a joke. My proposal is simple: a proper living wage, set by an independent body, that actually lets people l
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
Protecting the Vulnerable from Crime
I was talking to my wife the other day, she's a teacher, and she was telling me about one of her colleagues who's been getting these really disturbing letters from an ex-partner. The police are doing what they can, but it's just not enough,
Cut the Red Tape Already
What's the point of having a government that claims to support small businesses when they just suffocate us with regulations and bureaucracy. I mean think about it, every time I try to expand my plumbing business I've got to fill out a doze
Ban private ambulance services from responding to 999 calls
Did you know that when you dial 999 in parts of England, the ambulance that arrives is not an NHS ambulance. Its a private contractor. Paid by the NHS. Often with less qualified staff. Operating on a contract that pays them more if they hit
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Write your policies
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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.