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Voting systems, House of Lords, devolution, MP accountability. What's actually broken?
Enough of this 'industrial strategy' nonsense - let's just let businesses trade!
Why do we need the government to tell businesses what to do? They seem to think they're some sort of master planner, picking winners and losers in industries. It’s a recipe for disaster, frankly. Most of what they call an "industrial strate
Energy First: Powering Britain Without the Green Guilt Trip
The obsession with Net Zero targets is frankly ludicrous when you look at the cost to ordinary families. My wife Sarah's always worried about the heating bills come winter, and it’s not just her. Businesses are struggling too, caught betwee
Let the User Pay for Their Own Justice System
The idea that legal outcomes are swayed by wealth is a fair point, but the solution proposed is just another handout. We don't need a "universal legal insurance" paid for by everyone else. My father always said, if you can't afford somethin
Bring Prisons Back Home: Local Control, Not Corporate Greed
We need to get out of these private prison contracts, but just bringing them all under government control isn't the whole answer either. We've seen how quangos can be just as inefficient and out of touch. What we really need is to shift foc
Scrap the stupid M4 relief road plans, focus on proper rail investment instead!
Let's finally get serious about transport in Wales and scrap these daft plans for a new M4 bypass around Newport. Billions could be better spent on actually fixing our crumbling rail network and expanding services, especially in the north a
Stop building houses in villages without guaranteeing new GP surgeries and reliable broadband first
My proposal is simple: any new housing development in rural areas must come with a mandatory plan and funding for upgrading essential local services. This means not just roads and schools, but crucially, GP capacity, decent public transport
Benefits system needs a shake-up: less hand-outs, more help into work
My proposal is to overhaul the existing social welfare system to significantly reduce long-term dependency on benefits, particularly housing benefits, by implementing stricter conditions for receipt and stronger incentives for employment. W
Why are we letting big tech own all our data? Time for us to own it and sell it ourselves.
Doesn't it strike anyone else as a bit mad that our personal data, the digital footprint of our lives, is just... owned by whatever company manages to hoover it up? We click a box, sometimes we don't even read it, and suddenly our browsing
Housing benefits are a bandage on a broken leg, let’s build more houses and cut the red tape
It's absolutely nuts how much rents have shot up in Brighton. I know a couple, young professionals, both working hard, and they're paying an absolute fortune just for a tiny flat near Fiveways. It’s not just them, my kids' nursery staff, lo
Council needs to sort out the buses, it’s not rocket science!
I was waiting for the number 8 bus the other day, late for a meeting with a housing charity, and it just never came. The app said it was five minutes away for twenty minutes, then it just vanished. Ended up having to get a taxi, which I rea
Enough with the Tree-Hugging Nonsense, Let's Actually Clean Things Up
It’s baffling how much energy goes into symbolic gestures about the environment while actual pollution continues unchecked. We’re lectured about recycling the same plastic bottle for the hundredth time when massive industrial polluters get
Westminster thinks cutting welfare is the answer. Wales needs control of its own social security funding.
Why do we always hear that cutting support for our own people is the path to national strength? It seems Westminster constantly views social security as a burden to be reduced, rather than an investment in the very fabric of our communities
Enough with the Green Guilt-Tripping: Let's Actually Cut Red Tape for Eco-Innovation
I'm sick to death of the endless stream of climate doom and the accompanying moral lectures. It feels like every time you turn around, there's some new regulation or tax designed to make life harder, supposedly for the planet. Meanwhile, th
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
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
Honestly, all this recycling feels like a waste of time if companies keep dumping plastic on us
I swear, every time I unpack an online order, I just stare at the mountain of cardboard and plastic wrap that held two tiny items. It’s beyond a joke. Even with all our efforts in Bristol to sort our recycling, you hear stories about how mu
Scrap the Council's ghastly concrete 'public art' and plant trees instead!
I was walking past the old market site the other day, you know, the one they've tarted up with that ridiculously expensive metal monstrosity? Honestly, it just looks like a giant rusty paperclip. All that money, and what do we get? A blight
Scrap the farmer subsidies, just let them get on with it.
The government should immediately abolish all direct farming subsidies and replace them with a simple, transparent tax credit system for investments in sustainable practices. These subsidies are a bureaucratic nightmare, distorting markets
Why are we still letting people pick our skilled workers for us?
Why are we still letting the Home Office decide who comes into Wales to fill vital jobs? It's like asking a chef in London to pick the ingredients for a bara brith in Aberystwyth. They just don't get what's needed on the ground here. Our p
Stop Dithering About Renewables - Let's Actually Build Them
We need to fast-track the development and installation of onshore wind and solar farms across the country. This isn't some radical idea; it's about finally getting serious with our energy security and meeting climate targets without bankrup
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