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Energy and bills

Renewables, nuclear, oil and gas, household bills. Power Britain your way.

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Foreign policy

Our Children Deserve More Than Just Promises: Real Investment in Education

⑂ Adapted

It’s easy for politicians to talk about the future, but for those of us on the front lines, the future is in our classrooms right now. My priority, like most parents and teachers, is ensuring our children get the education they deserve, not

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Economy

Scrap VAT on repairs to boost small trades

I was out on a job the other day, fixing a boiler for a customer in Mapperley, and they were moaning about the cost of the repair, and I'm thinking, it's not just the parts and labour, it's the VAT on top that's killing them. This got me th

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Environment

The Heat Is On – And So Are We, Not Brussels

⑂ Adapted

Honestly, I’m sick to death of hearing politicians waffle on about the weather. Blaming anyone, whether it’s Brussels or Boris, for a heatwave is just pure distraction. We’re nurses, we see the effects of this stuff every day. People collap

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Economy

Tax the rich to fund our schools

I think we should introduce a wealth tax to fund our public schools, it's about time the rich paid their fair share to ensure every kid gets a decent education. This is needed because our schools are struggling to make ends meet, with teach

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Economy

Let's Cut the Bureaucracy That's Strangling Small Businesses, Not Argue With Old PMs

We need a radical simplification of business regulations to truly boost the economy. The current system is a tangled mess that disproportionately burdens new and small enterprises, stifling innovation and job creation. My proposal is for a

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Economy

Scrap Business Rates for Small Shops and Cafes - It's Killing Our High Streets!

We need to get rid of business rates for independent shops and cafes entirely. This is crippling small businesses, especially in my industry. I've seen so many good places close down because the rates are just unsustainable, even when they’

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Transport

Using AI for age checks on kids seeking safety? We need to talk.

So, are we really saying a computer algorithm knows better than doctors when it comes to figuring out if a young person is a child or pretending to be? It feels like we’re outsourcing basic human judgment to a black box, and frankly, it’s w

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Agriculture

Enough with the virtue signalling, let's get real about supporting British farmers!

Honestly, I’m fed up with all this talk about supporting British farming while simultaneously signing trade deals that undercut them at every turn. My husband’s business is already struggling with rising costs – imagine trying to compete wi

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Economy

Time to actually invest in NI businesses, not just talk about it

We need a dedicated Northern Ireland Investment Fund, managed locally and focused on sustainable growth rather than just speculative ventures. This fund would be seeded with a significant portion of the money currently allocated to various

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Cities & planning

make public transport free already

I think we should just make all public transport free, it's not that complicated. This is needed because the current system is so expensive and inconvenient that it's basically forcing people to drive or take taxis, which is terrible for th

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Social welfare

Stop Letting Everyone In Then Nobody's Scared

⑂ Adapted

It’s all well and good talking about community safety but the real problem is too many people coming here and causing trouble in the first place. If we actually sorted out who’s allowed in and who isn’t, a lot of these issues would sort the

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Education

Scrap University Tuition Fees Already

I think it's time we scrapped university tuition fees for good, it's a no-brainer that they're pricing out kids from poorer backgrounds and it's just not right. The current system is basically a tax on learning and it's putting people off g

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Education

Teachers aren't therapists: We need proper mental health pros in every Scottish school, not more pressure on staff.

Why do we keep pretending teachers can be everything to everyone? We're expected to be educators, social workers, and now, increasingly, mental health counsellors, all while managing a classroom and preparing lessons. It’s simply not sustai

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Education

Why are we still letting kids leave school without knowing how to actually manage money?

Seriously, what’s the logic behind marching teenagers through years of quadratic equations and Shakespearean sonnets but never a single lesson on budgeting, mortgages, or taxes? It’s madness. We're setting them up to fail financially before

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Education

Scrap the bloated education bureaucracy

I'm fed up with the way our education system is being held back by pointless red tape and inefficient bureaucracy, it's like they want to stifle innovation and progress. As someone who's tried to work with schools to set up coding clubs and

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Economy

Cut the Red Tape Already

I was talking to a mate who's trying to start his own cafe in Sheffield, and he's at his wit's end with all the forms and permits he needs to fill out. It's taking him months just to get the council to approve his plans, and that's before h

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Education

Honestly, the student debt crisis is a joke. It’s time we just made university free and stopped pretending it's fair.

It makes me so angry that we're still talking about student debt like it's some kind of personal choice or investment. It's not. It's a massive financial burden that hangs over us for decades, forcing people to pick careers based on potenti

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Culture & media

Tax the billionaires who own our media

I think we should introduce a new tax on billionaire media owners to fund independent journalism and community-led arts projects. This is needed because right now a handful of rich people have way too much control over the stories that get

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Education

Enough with the endless testing - kids need actual learning, not exam cramming!

I'm sick to death of hearing about league tables and SATs results dominating every education conversation. It feels like we're just churning out kids who are brilliant at ticking boxes for Ofsted but have no idea how to think critically or

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Cities & planning

Our high street has CHANGED beyond recognition and nobody asked us

Local

Walked down Watford high street last week. Counted the shops. Half of them I can't even READ the signs. I'm not saying people can't open shops. Free country. But when your whole town centre stops selling things that BRITISH people want and

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