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Stop Hammering First-Time Buyers
I think we should scrap stamp duty for all first-time buyers to help them get on the housing ladder. It's getting ridiculous how much young people have to save just to get started, and it's no wonder so many are giving up on the idea of own
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
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
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
Free Market Energy Solutions Over Ideology
As a lifelong Conservative, I'm frustrated by the party's recent drift towards statist interventionism, and the energy sector is no exception. The Net Zero targets are a prime example of this, with unrealistic timelines and a lack of consid
Bring back common sense: End pointless prosecutions for minor motoring offences
I was cycling near Tonbridge the other day and saw some chap get absolutely raked over the coals by the police for having a tiny crack in his windscreen. It was barely noticeable, certainly not enough to impair his vision. Yet there was the
Enough with the GP waiting lists, let's get proper mental health support in schools
My daughter’s friend has been struggling with anxiety for months. Her parents finally got her a referral to a child psychologist, only to be told the waiting list is over a year long. A year. For a teenager who’s clearly in distress. It’s h
Fund Our NHS Properly, Don't Let Bureaucrats Wreck It
Seeing people wait months for basic care while hospitals are stretched thin is infuriating. It's not about "bureaucrats" being bad at budgets, it's about chronic underfunding and a government that’s systematically starved the NHS for years.
Enough with the Endless Roadworks - We Need Smarter Transport Solutions Now!
I was stuck in traffic for nearly an hour yesterday trying to get across town to pick up the kids from nursery. Apparently, it was due to 'essential maintenance' on the A3. Essential for who, exactly? It felt like the same stretch of road h
Fix the NHS Waiting Lists Now
I was at my cousin's house last weekend and her mum was telling us about how she's been waiting for a hip replacement for over a year, she's in constant pain and can barely walk, it's heartbreaking to see her like that. The NHS is supposed
Enough with the Fortress Britain nonsense - let's get real about people
Honestly, the way we treat people seeking refuge in this country just makes me sick. It feels like every policy is designed to make things as miserable as possible, a sort of deterrent by sheer unpleasantness. We're so quick to talk about b
Enough is enough: Foreign aid needs to serve British interests first, not just global virtue signalling.
With all due respect, does anyone actually understand why we send billions in foreign aid every year, often to countries that openly oppose us or where the money just disappears? It’s baffling. We have struggling communities here in Tunbrid
Let's actually invest in local businesses, not just talk about it.
I was chatting with Sarah last week, you know, the owner of the little bookshop down by the canal? She’s brilliant, really knows her stuff, but she was telling me how hard it is to keep going with all the rising costs and big online retaile
Stop letting developers price out locals with luxury flats nobody can afford
Why are we building endless blocks of flats that are snapped up by overseas investors or left empty as 'investments' while local families are crammed into tiny rentals or waiting years for social housing? It’s madness, and frankly, it’s hea
Too many names on the ballot paper is a joke
I saw that thing about the ballot paper in Clacton being a mile long. What a farce. It’s like they’re trying to make it impossible for anyone to actually vote properly. You end up just squinting at the thing, trying to remember who you were
Pollution Isn't a Market Opportunity
I'm not sold on the idea that we should be relying on the market to clean up pollution, it seems like we're just passing the buck to corporations and hoping for the best. The original idea of introducing tradeable pollution permits might so
Scrap the NHS Bureaucracy
I think we should drastically cut the administrative side of the NHS, it's a huge waste of money and resources that could be spent on actual healthcare. The NHS is one of the best things about this country but it's being strangled by all th
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
Lords is a Joke, Time to Sort It
I'm fed up with the whole House of Lords system, it's a relic of the past and it's about time we did something about it. You've got people being appointed to it left and right, often because they've got the right connections or they've dona
Fixing Immigration Mess Once and For All
What's the point of having an immigration system if it's just going to let people in without making sure they've got a job lined up or a way to support themselves, I mean it's just common sense that you shouldn't be allowed to just turn up
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