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Voting systems, House of Lords, devolution, MP accountability. What's actually broken?
Enough with the "affordable" housing that's just slightly less unaffordable!
How can anyone look at house prices and genuinely say we have a housing crisis? It's like saying a leaky roof is just a "ventilation feature." We need a complete overhaul, not these pathetic tweaks that barely make a dent. My proposal is s
Enough With The Billionaire Tax Cuts, Invest In Actual Future Builders
Honestly, the way they keep talking about stimulating the economy by giving more money to people who already have too much is baffling. It’s like they think the answer to everything is just hoping some of it trickles down. But I see kids ev
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
Give Local Councils Real Power
We should give local councils more autonomy to make their own decisions on healthcare and social services, rather than being dictated to by central government. This is needed because every community is different and what works in one area w
Fair Fines and Firm Foundations: Responsible Debt Management
The idea of ending prison sentences for simple debt is something most people can get behind, myself included. Nobody wants to see someone locked up for being broke. But we can’t throw the baby out with the bathwater either. My dad, who work
Stop Wasting My Taxes on Bureaucracy, Fund Actual Doctors
I'm sick to death of hearing about NHS waiting lists and understaffing, yet when you actually look into it, so much of the money is disappearing into some middle-management black hole. It’s infuriating. Brenda’s had to wait six months for a
Enough of these pub closures, we need to cut business rates NOW!
Saw young lads clearing out The Swan yesterday. Proper sad, that place has been there since I was a kid. It's the same story everywhere, really – the big boys can absorb it, but places like that, and mine, we're getting squeezed to death by
Enough with the solar panel subsidies, let's just get rid of them already!
I was chatting with my mate Dave the other week, he runs a small plumbing business. He’s been absolutely hammered by rising energy costs, like most small businesses. But he was also complaining about how he sees these fancy houses with rows
Scrap Universal Credit for Local Support
I'm proposing we ditch Universal Credit and replace it with local support systems that actually understand the needs of our communities. This is needed because Universal Credit has been a disaster for people in towns like Grimsby, it's too
Rebuilding Our Streets: Visible Policing Rooted in Community Investment
This policy hits on something important: the need for a visible, accessible police presence. But we need to be clear that this isn't just about 'more police' in the abstract. It's about investing in the *kind* of policing that works with co
Let's Not Forget Our Global Neighbours
I was talking to a friend who just got back from volunteering in a refugee camp in Greece and it really made me think about our foreign policy. She was telling me about the families she met and the stories they shared, and it was heartbreak
Reforming Corrections: Focusing on Rehabilitation, Not Just Punishment
While the idea of private prisons profiting from incarceration raises valid concerns about perverse incentives, a complete and immediate ban might not be the most practical solution for our current correctional system. We need to ensure our
Enough is Enough: Let's End the Nightmare of Sky-High Rents and Buy-to-Let Landlords
It drives me mad, seeing young families and working people priced out of decent housing in their own communities. My parents worked their fingers to the bone, and even then, owning a home felt like an impossible dream. Now, thanks to endles
Let's Fund the NHS Properly, But Wisely.
The call for increased NHS funding is absolutely right. We cannot ignore the pressure our healthcare system is under, or the dedicated staff who are quite frankly, at breaking point. But simply announcing a blanket percentage increase, whil
Devolution needs a balance sheet, not just vague promises from the City
My husband was talking to a mate who teaches in Manchester, apparently the local council there is still scrabbling around for funding for basic road repairs. They've got all these grand devolution plans, which sound great on paper, but the
Stop Wales Being Europe’s Bin: Bring Recycling Home
This policy hits the nail on the head regarding the absurdity of exporting our plastic waste. It’s utterly disgraceful that we offload our environmental responsibilities onto nations that lack the infrastructure to cope. But this isn't just
Why are we paying energy companies a fortune when my mum's heating is off again?
So, how much profit did the energy giants make last year while people like me are choosing between heating and eating? It’s honestly a joke. They get bailed out, we get told to wear jumpers. This new policy is simple: cap their profits at a
Enough is enough! We need a real plan to clean up our rivers, not just more platitudes.
We need to bring water companies under public control, at least temporarily, to force them to invest properly in our infrastructure. For years, they've been allowed to dump sewage into our rivers and coastlines with barely a slap on the wri
Prioritise Scots in Scottish Homes
We should introduce a new policy that prioritises social housing for Scottish residents, particularly those who have been on the waiting list for years. This is desperately needed because it's getting to the point where people who have live
Enough With The Paternalistic Bloat: Let People Manage Their Own Savings
It’s frankly astonishing how much red tape the government wraps around private savings. I spend my days wrestling with financial regulations for clients, and then I see these same officials creating labyrinthine rules for ordinary people tr
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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.