So many manifestos — who has the answers?
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Voting systems, House of Lords, devolution, MP accountability. What's actually broken?
Tired of Sentences That Mean Nothing? Let's Try Jail Time That Actually Works
Why do we bother with courts if the sentences handed down are just suggestions? We see it all the time, especially with lads who get caught up doing petty stuff. They get a slap on the wrist, a fine they can’t pay, or community service they
Sort Our Rubbish Here, Not Abroad
I agree we shouldn’t be shipping our plastic waste to poorer countries. It’s a bit grim, isn't it, thinking our stuff is piling up somewhere else while we pat ourselves on the back for being 'green'. We need to deal with our own mess, but s
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
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
Why Are We Still Giving Aid To Countries That Hates Us?
What's the point of sending our hard-earned cash overseas to governments that openly condemn our values or, worse, actively work against our interests? It feels like we're funding our own opposition, and frankly, that's just daft. We pour m
Let's Get Serious About Community Policing, Not Just More Paperwork
The government needs to seriously rethink its approach to social welfare by reinvesting in local, visible policing and community support initiatives. Frankly, throwing more money at overarching national programs without strengthening the fa
Integrated Urban Mobility: A National Imperative, Not Just Local Wishes
The concerns raised about Bristol’s public transport are certainly not unique. What we see across the UK is a patchwork of local initiatives and underfunded services, often disconnected from broader urban planning. The idea that new rolling
Serious Business Demands Serious Conduct: Westminster's Circus Must End
The current state of affairs in Westminster is more than just a turn-off for voters. It’s actively undermining the ability to conduct serious national and international business. When the place descends into shouting and personal attacks, i
Enough with the car-centric nonsense, let's actually fund public transport properly
We need a radical increase in investment for public transport, starting with a commitment to drastically improve bus services across the country. This means not just more routes, but more frequent services, especially during off-peak hours
Drones are a recipe for disaster
I was talking to my husband Mark the other night about the latest news from Ukraine and he mentioned how some of his clients are getting nervous about the escalating situation. It got me thinking about how we're getting drawn into this conf
Power Up Our Neighbourhoods With Green Energy, Not Just Blue Lights
Instead of just talking about policing, we need to be talking about how we can genuinely improve people's lives at a local level, and that starts with investing in renewable energy infrastructure right in our communities. Imagine solar pane
Protecting Wales' Communities
I've been thinking about this issue a lot lately, living on the edge of the countryside in Powys, and it seems to me that the real problem isn't the people coming in, it's the lack of investment in our rural areas. We need to make sure our
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
Stop arming oppressors, it's a Labour issue
I've seen my fair share of trauma as a junior doctor, but nothing compares to the stories I've heard from colleagues who've worked in war zones. The reality is that our goverment's arms sales are contributing to the very conflicts that are
Stop making people prove they’re skint to get basic help
Why do we make it so damn hard for people who are clearly struggling to get support? It feels like the system is designed to catch people out, not help them. This new proposal is about shifting that. Instead of endless forms and constant ch
Enough's Enough! Stop Letting Criminals Walk All Over Us.
I'm sick to death of hearing about people getting burgled or worse, and the scumbags who did it get a slap on the wrist. It's a joke. You work hard for your stuff, you pay your taxes, and then some lowlife can just break in and ruin everyth
Let's Get Rid of the Waiting Lists, Not the NHS
I get the frustration with waiting lists; my wife, who's a GP, sees it daily. The idea of trimming bureaucracy to get more resources to the frontline is sound. But comparing the NHS to Roman private enterprise isn't the answer. We need a mo
Right, so how can this chap win by-elections when the main parties don't even bother showing up? Utter farce.
What’s the point of an election if the major parties can just boycott it and let anyone win? Seriously, it’s a bit of a laugh, isn't it? If the big boys can’t be bothered to turn up to defend their turf, then we need to make them. It’s not
Scrap Net Zero targets, they're bankrupting us and ruining the countryside
The government needs to immediately scrap the legally binding net zero targets. These targets are completely unrealistic and are costing ordinary people a fortune through higher energy bills and taxes. We're being forced to pay for expensiv
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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.
Write your policies
Make your case. Explain how it works. Let the community vote, debate, and challenge your ideas.
Vote, debate, fork
Vote on other people's ideas. Disagree kindly. Fork a policy you like and adapt it to your own manifesto.