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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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So we're just letting people be hounded out of public service now?

Why do we even have laws about harassment if people can just chuck private information online and watch the mob descend? It’s frankly pathetic that a volunteer doing good work for the community, like those RNLI folks, can have their home ad

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Stop funding grand projects, just fix the blinking roads for tradesmen and commuters

The government should redirect a significant portion of the budget currently allocated to enormous, long-term national transport projects, like high-speed rail, towards funding immediate, practical improvements for local road networks and c

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Energy Bills Are Killing Us - Stop The Green Madness Now!

It’s about time someone said it. This Net Zero obsession is bankrupting ordinary folk and shutting down businesses. They’re all lining up to tell us how green they are while we can’t afford to put the heating on. It’s a joke, and we’re payi

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£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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Enough is Enough! Universal Basic Income is the Only Way Forward.

It absolutely boils my blood seeing people struggle to make ends meet, working themselves to the bone for poverty wages. And for what? So some fat cat at the top can get even richer. We've got perfectly good resources, but they're hoarded b

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Stop Ladling Out Cash for Empty Schemes – Fund Bristol Businesses Directly Instead!

Bristol First proposes a direct grant scheme for small and medium-sized local businesses that have been operating successfully for at least three years and can demonstrate a clear need for funding to expand or maintain operations. This isn'

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Britain First? We Need Britain Working Together.

It’s understandable that people are feeling squeezed. I hear it too, from parents and grandparents in the village, worried about their children and grandchildren finding affordable homes and secure jobs. The feeling that the system isn’t wo

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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

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Scrap the £350m 'vanity project' HS2 line and reinvest in local rail instead.

The government should immediately halt construction on HS2 and redirect all allocated funds into upgrading and expanding existing regional rail networks. This colossal waste of money is a textbook example of policy driven by prestige rather

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Enough of these fancy glass boxes, we need actual homes!

Saw another empty shop on Freeman Street the other day, chuck. Just boarded up, collecting dust. Meanwhile, young families are being priced out of Grimsby, crammed into tiny flats with rents higher than Dave’s old mortgage. It’s a joke, lov

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Defence Procurement Needs Same Scrutiny As Our Rail Network

The issues raised about ScotRail's rolling stock are a familiar tune, though perhaps played on a different instrument. We hear constantly about the need for modernisation and greater efficiency in public services. My concern, however, lies

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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

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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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Assisted Dying Vote is a Mess. Let's Get Serious About Palliative Care Instead.

We need a national, fully funded, specialist palliative care strategy, integrated with local services, to be implemented across the UK, starting with Wales. This isn't about the assisted dying debate, it's about giving people real choices a

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Free buses for school kids? About blooming time they did summat for us!

We need to make all school transport free for kids up to 16. It’s simple really, parents shouldn’t have to worry about getting their bairns to school, especially now everything costs a fortune. I’ve seen mums and dads skipping meals to affo

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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

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Enough with the petrol cars, time for a proper cycling infrastructure boost!

We need to mandate that all new urban road construction and major refurbishments must include segregated cycle lanes. This isn't about making cycling a niche hobby; it's about making it a safe, practical choice for everyone, including my so

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Defence First. Stop Funding Foreign Wars.

Heard some chatter about prioritising our own. Fair enough. But who are ‘our own’? Is it just the folks in civvy street worrying about bills, or does it include the blokes still in uniform, or those who’ve served and are now struggling? Bec

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Enough with the beige boxes – let's make our towns feel like *places* again

I was walking through the town centre the other day, past that new block of flats they’ve built. Honestly, it’s just a big, bland rectangle. No character, no soul. It reminded me of all the conversation about "placemaking" that seems to go

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Why are we still paying polluters to get rich off our energy bills?

How much sense does it actually make that energy companies are being handed massive subsidies while ordinary families are struggling to heat their homes? It feels like we're rewarding the very people who are making the climate crisis worse.

How it works

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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.