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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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Electoral reform

Westminster's electoral games are rigging the Welsh vote, time for a change

It drives me mad seeing how our votes in Wales seem to count for so little when it comes to the bigger picture. Westminster just cobbles together whatever system suits them at the time, and we end up with governments that don’t even have a

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Immigration

Enough is Enough: Time to Fix Our Broken Immigration System

What really gets my goat is seeing hardworking people who’ve paid into the system for years struggling to get by, while we seem to have an open door for anyone who fancies a go. It’s not fair on the people who’ve done everything right, save

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Culture & media

Enough with the London bubble, what about us Grimsby folks?

I was down the market last week, chuck, and this young fella was trying to get some funding for his little theatre group. They put on plays in the old church hall, you know, the one that’s falling apart a bit. He was telling me how they’d a

3
Immigration

Enough with the endless queues for simple visas, it’s hurting our communities!

I was at the post office the other day, and there was a woman in front of me, clearly distressed, trying to sort out some paperwork for her husband who's trying to come over from India to work in our local hospital. She was at her wits' end

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Culture & media

£72 MILLION TO REFORM UK? PULL THE OTHER ONE, IT'S GOT BELLS ON.

I was at a customer's house the other day, a proper nice semi out in West Bridgford, and they were asking me about some dodgy landlord who’d apparently given them a load of old rubbish about their boiler being “state of the art”. Turned out

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Electoral reform

End this two-party madness: let's have proportional representation already.

We should implement a form of proportional representation, specifically the Single Transferable Vote, for all general elections. It’s the only way to ensure that the seats in Parliament actually reflect the votes cast by the public. The cur

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Electoral reform

If politicians don't have to live by the rules, why should anyone else?

Why should people who break the law get to keep their jobs, especially when they’re meant to be upholding it? It makes no sense. We’ve got politicians getting themselves arrested and then just carrying on as if nothing happened. It’s a joke

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Justice & law

Ending Debt Jails: Scotland's Way Forward, Not Westminster's Hang-ups

⑂ Adapted

It's frankly astonishing that in this day and age, the idea of imprisoning people for being poor is even a discussion point. Westminster's obsession with "consequences" and "personal responsibility" feels like a relic from a bygone era, par

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Transport

Get Those Tiny Cars Off The Road - We Need Proper Parking!

It's time we seriously addressed the plague of ridiculously small, often poorly maintained, "city cars" that clog up our streets and take up far too much space for what they offer. My proposal is to introduce a tiered parking permit system

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Energy

Real Energy Solutions: Powering Wales Affordably and Sustainably

⑂ Adapted

It’s understandable people are worried about energy bills. Of course, we need affordable power. But the idea that we can just keep burning gas indefinitely is not a solution, it’s kicking the can down the road for our kids to deal with. We’

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Electoral reform

Westminster doesn't listen to Scotland because the voting system lets them off the hook every single time

It just gets on my nerves how Westminster parties only ever care about a handful of swing seats down south. Our votes here in Scotland feel like they don't count for anything in the grand scheme of things, especially when it comes to a gene

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Human rights

Let people decide their own end. Stop the state dictating dignity.

The government’s refusal to allow terminally ill individuals to choose the timing and manner of their death is frankly appalling. My proposal is to enact legislation that permits assisted dying for adults with a clear prognosis of less than

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Economy

Another budget, another tax hike rumour. Time to actually cut state spending.

Why is it that every time the Treasury needs to balance the books, the first place they look is into the pockets of hardworking people and successful businesses? We hear endless talk about "difficult decisions" but it always seems to mean f

2
Immigration

Enough is enough! Let's get serious about who comes into this country.

I’m sick of hearing about endless debates on immigration when it feels like nothing changes on the ground. Every time I drive past one of the new housing estates they're building, I just wonder who they're all for. We've got local services

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Transport

Enough with the endless roadworks – we need a sensible plan!

Honestly, the state of our roads is a disgrace. Every time I leave the house, it feels like I'm driving through a never-ending obstacle course of cones and diversions. It’s not just inconvenient; it’s costing us all time and money. My fathe

2
Immigration

Enough with the bureaucratic nightmare. Let's make immigration work for Britain.

I'm so sick of hearing about endless debates and red tape when it comes to immigration. My small business clients constantly complain about the hoops they have to jump through just to hire skilled people from overseas. It’s a massive drain

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Energy

Scotland's Energy Future: Time to Cut the Cord with Westminster's Mess

We need to establish a publicly owned Scottish National Energy Company to manage our renewable resources and ensure the profits benefit Scotland directly. For too long, our wind and tidal power potential has been exploited by companies base

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Environment

Enough With The Windmills Already: Let's Get Serious About Nuclear Power

Seriously, how much more are we going to spend on these giant, bird-chopping windmills that only work half the time anyway? And the solar farms take up acres of good land. We're chucking money at tech that just isn't reliable enough to powe

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Cities & planning

Councils blaming Westminster for every penny they spend. Enough.

It’s the same old story every time. A Tory council in London whacks up taxes by some ridiculous amount and then suddenly it’s all the fault of the government. Wandsworth are saying government cuts forced their hand, but then they’re still r

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Energy

Enough with the Net Zero nonsense, let's get real about affordable energy!

I’m utterly fed up with hearing about ambitious Net Zero targets while my energy bills go through the roof. It feels like every politician wants to virtue signal with grand climate plans, but nobody’s thinking about how ordinary people are

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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.