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Borrow the best policies, fix the ones you don't like, and craft a manifesto that finally makes sense.
Work, pay and welfare
Benefits, pensions, minimum wage, the four-day week. Rewrite the social contract.
This 'Digital First' NHS nonsense is failing our elderly
My neighbour, poor Mrs. Higgins, bless her, has been trying to get a doctor's appointment for weeks. She’s 85 and doesn’t own a smartphone. Every time she calls, she gets put through to some automated system or told to use the NHS app, whic
Scrap the Fixed Term Parliament Act
We should abolish the Fixed Term Parliament Act and go back to giving the Prime Minister the power to call an election at a time of their choosing, this would be more important than having a rigid schedule. This is needed because the curren
Stop Arming Dictators For Profit
I think we should stop selling arms to countries with terrible human rights records, it's that simple. We're always talking about promoting democracy and freedom, but at the same time we're selling guns to regimes that are killing their own
Scrap the Red Tape in Housing Development
I'm fed up with the housing market in this country, it's a total mess. Every time I try to help my kids Emily and Tom get on the property ladder, we hit a brick wall. The prices are insane, the choices are limited, and the whole process is
Enough is Enough: Time to Take Back Control of Our Borders
What exactly is the point of having borders if anyone can just waltz in and claim benefits before they've even paid a penny into the system? It makes a mockery of everyone who works hard, pays their taxes, and struggles to get by. It’s frus
Enough is Enough: Let's Actually Build Some Decent Homes for Working People
We need a radical shift in housing policy, starting with a massive, publicly funded social housing building program. This isn't about tinkering around the edges; it's about addressing a crisis that's locking generations out of a secure futu
Enough with the empty houses while people are sleeping rough!
I saw a family yesterday, two young kids, shivering outside the old Boots on Royal Avenue. They’d been moved on by the council twice already that day. It breaks your heart. Meanwhile, I know of at least three houses on my street alone that
make public transport free for all
we should make all public transport free to use, funded by taxing big corporations and the wealthy, this would not only help the environment by reducing the number of cars on the road but also help low income families who struggle to pay fo
Climate Change Is Real, Stop Blaming Brussels for the Heatwave
Seriously, blaming the EU for a heatwave? That’s the kind of daft, populist nonsense that’s held us back for years. This idea about reclaiming sovereign control of the weather is frankly embarrassing. It’s not 1973 anymore, it’s the era of
Sick of NIMBYs Blocking Progress
I'm at my wit's end with all these local residents' groups constantly blocking new housing developments in our area. It's like they think the world owes them a right to live in a quiet little bubble, unaffected by the needs of anyone else.
NHS needs protection from extreme weather
As a junior doctor I've seen firsthand the impact of extreme weather on our already overstretched NHS. The original proposal to reclaim sovereign control of our weather is laughable, but the underlying concern is valid. We can't control the
What's the point of offshore wind if we still burn gas at home?
Why are we spending billions building massive wind farms out at sea, only to keep relying on burning imported gas for heating and backup power? It makes no sense. We’re basically powering the turbines with one hand and then negating their b
Scrap University Fees for Business Courses
I think we should scrap university fees for business courses, it's a no-brainer. The reason is simple, we need more people with practical skills in business, and the current system is pricing out talented individuals who can't afford the de
Lend with caution, invest in our communities
I'm not convinced that our foreign loan schemes are doing enough to benefit local people, to be honest. We've got youth centres like mine in Bradford struggling to stay afloat, and yet we're still sending millions abroad. It's not that I do
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
Every Child Deserves a Personalised Learning Plan
I've always believed that our education system should be about nurturing the unique talents and abilities of each child, rather than just catering to those who are deemed 'special needs'. The current system is far too narrow and often relia
Mandate a minimum vote share for parties to gain seats.
Seeing the results from Scotland makes you wonder about the effectiveness of our electoral system. It seems parties can win seats with a relatively small percentage of the vote, which doesn't always reflect broad public support. This can le
Abolish planning permission fees for small developments
The current planning system is a major obstacle to getting new homes built, and the fees associated with it are a big part of the problem. These fees can be a significant burden for small developers and individual homeowners who want to bui
Introduce ranked-choice voting for all UK elections
The way we vote in the UK is fundamentally outdated, often resulting in a situation where the winner doesn't have the support of the majority of voters. This can lead to a disconnect between the government and the people, as well as creatin
Require 50% affordable housing in new developments
The state of housing in our city is dire, with far too many people priced out of even the smallest apartments. It's not uncommon to see entire families crammed into tiny flats, or young professionals forced to share with multiple roommates
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.