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?
Council's absolute joke housing policy needs a complete overhaul, NOW.
It absolutely drives me mad seeing these endless reports and consultations about the housing crisis while the actual number of genuinely affordable homes stays stagnant. We're told about "partnerships" and "innovative solutions," but for pe
Scrap First Past The Post Already
I was at my local constituency meeting last week and it was the same old story, the same two parties slugging it out for the seat, with the smaller parties barely getting a look in. It got me thinking, is this really the best way to do demo
Enough is Enough - Welsh Rural Communities Deserve Better Thancrumbs
I was in the post office in Machynlleth last week, and this elderly woman, a farmer's wife I think, was trying to pay her electricity bill. She had her passbook and was clearly distressed. The cashier, bless her, was trying her best, but th
Stop pretending social care is free, make everyone pay their proper share into a separate fund
We need a proper system for social care, not just kicking the can down the road and hoping for the best. My proposal is a dedicated Social Care Contribution. This would be a small, flat percentage added to everyone's National Insurance cont
Stop Funding Regimes That Abuse Kids
I was talking to a mum from Yemen the other day, her kid's been injured in a bombing and she's struggling to get them medical help, it's heartbreaking. She told me the UK government's still selling arms to the Saudis, who are basically resp
Power Up Our Neighbourhoods With Green Energy, Not Just Blue Lights
Instead of just talking about policing, we need to be talking about how we can genuinely improve people's lives at a local level, and that starts with investing in renewable energy infrastructure right in our communities. Imagine solar pane
Enough is Enough: Let's End the Bureaucratic Nightmare of Universal Credit
I was talking to my neighbour, Dave, the other day. He's a good chap, worked in construction his whole life, but he had a bad fall last year and can't do his old job anymore. He’s been trying to get Universal Credit sorted for months. The a
Scrap the ULEZ Charge for Small Businesses
I had a passenger the other day, a bloke who's been running a market stall in Hackney for years, and he's at his wit's end with the ULEZ charge. He's already paying a fortune for his van, and now he's got to shell out even more just to driv
Scrap the NHS Bureaucracy
I was at the hospital last week visiting my sister who's been struggling with a chronic condition and I couldn't help but notice the sheer amount of paperwork the nurses had to deal with - it's like they're more concerned with filling out f
Why are we still making it so hard for people to just survive? Let's fix welfare properly and give everyone a fair shot.
Why do we keep treating people who are down on their luck as if they’re trying to scam the system, forcing them through endless hoops just to put food on the table? The current welfare setup isn't a safety net, it’s an obstacle course desig
Protecting Wales' Communities
I've been thinking about this issue a lot lately, living on the edge of the countryside in Powys, and it seems to me that the real problem isn't the people coming in, it's the lack of investment in our rural areas. We need to make sure our
Stop arming oppressors, it's a Labour issue
I've seen my fair share of trauma as a junior doctor, but nothing compares to the stories I've heard from colleagues who've worked in war zones. The reality is that our goverment's arms sales are contributing to the very conflicts that are
Stop making people prove they’re skint to get basic help
Why do we make it so damn hard for people who are clearly struggling to get support? It feels like the system is designed to catch people out, not help them. This new proposal is about shifting that. Instead of endless forms and constant ch
Free Councils from Red Tape
I think the idea of giving local councils more autonomy is a good one, but it's not just about handing them more power, it's about cutting the bureaucratic nonsense that holds them back. If we really want to let local people make their own
Enough's Enough! Stop Letting Criminals Walk All Over Us.
I'm sick to death of hearing about people getting burgled or worse, and the scumbags who did it get a slap on the wrist. It's a joke. You work hard for your stuff, you pay your taxes, and then some lowlife can just break in and ruin everyth
Free Riders Aren't Welcome
I've seen some dodgy business deals in my time as an IT consultant, but our current immigration system takes the biscuit. It's a free-for-all, with some people expecting a free ride at the expense of British taxpayers. I'm not against immig
Time to Get Serious About Climate
i'm so over the circus in westminster, but let's be real, it's not just about being serious for the sake of it, it's about tackling the climate crisis and that's what's really at stake. our government needs to get its act together and start
Stop Subsidising Tyrants with Taxpayer Funds
I've always thought it's hypocritical that we condemn human rights abuses while selling arms to dictators, it's a contradictory policy that needs reform. As someone who's worked with international clients, I've seen how other countries like
Sick Pay's a Joke - Time to Actually Pay People When They're Ill
Why should anyone have to choose between going into work sick and losing their rent money? It's madness, plain and simple. People are forced to spread their germs, making everyone else sick, and then they're penalised for it. It’s not just
Scotland Needs Its Own NHS
I think Scotland should have its own fully autonomous National Health Service, free from Westminster control. This is needed because the current system is clearly not working for us, with decisions made in London that don't take into accoun
How it works
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.