So many manifestos — who has the answers?
Create the party
you would vote for.
Borrow the best policies, fix the ones you don't like, and craft a manifesto that finally makes sense.
Fix how we're governed
Voting systems, House of Lords, devolution, MP accountability. What's actually broken?
Our borders aren't a revolving door. It's time to put British taxpayers first, secure our nation, and demand contribution.
Why on earth do we allow people to simply rock up to our shores, often illegally, and then expect the British taxpayer to pick up the tab for their housing, food, and legal aid? It makes a mockery of national sovereignty and personal respon
Institute a National Week of Quiet Surrender so we can finally stop pretending
Proposal: every year, for one full week in late october, the United Kingdom will officially suspend the pretence that things are getting better. Government will stop announcing initiatives. Ministers will stop appearing in hi-vis. Nobody wi
Scrap the NHS and go private
I think we should ditch the NHS and move to a private healthcare system, it's the only way to get some real efficiency and choice into our healthcare. The current system is bloated and slow, with too much money being wasted on bureaucracy a
Free Councils from Red Tape
I think the idea of giving local councils more autonomy is a good one, but it's not just about handing them more power, it's about cutting the bureaucratic nonsense that holds them back. If we really want to let local people make their own
Scrap Subsidies for Fossil Fuels Already
I'm proposing we immediately end all government subsidies for fossil fuel companies, it's ridiculous we're still funding them when we know they're destroying the planet. We're basically paying them to contribute to climate change, which is
Enough of this woke nonsense in schools! Kids need real skills, not CRT drivel.
Honestly, it drives me mad seeing what passes for education these days. All this focus on identity politics and virtue signalling instead of equipping kids with actual knowledge and skills. My son’s school keeps talking about "decolonising
energy not emergency services: invest in communities not cops
i get what they’re saying about needing to focus on community stuff instead of just policing. but calling it ‘green energy’ feels a bit tacked on. the real issue is that everything costs a fortune and people can’t afford to live, let alone
Right, enough is enough. Let's properly fund our schools and pay teachers what they're worth.
My proposal is to establish a dedicated Scottish Education Fund, ring-fenced from general taxation, specifically to increase teacher salaries, reduce class sizes, and invest in modern learning resources. This fund would be overseen by a boa
Clean Up Parliament's Act
I think we should introduce stricter rules on parliamentary language and behaviour to prevent the kind of abuse we see in the Commons these days. It's about time someone took a stand and said enough is enough, we need to restore some dignit
The Royal Mail is a universal service. Regulate it like one, not like a parcels startup.
Last week a Royal Mail delivery driver knocked on my door to hand me a parcel addressed to a neighbour two streets over. She had given up. The van was running. The backlog of redirected parcels in the back was, by my rough count, about fort
Scotland's True North: A Compassionate Home for All
It's genuinely disheartening to see the way some in Westminster talk about people seeking asylum, as if they're a problem to be locked out rather than individuals fleeing unimaginable hardship. As a nation, Scotland has always been a welcom
Enforce 20mph zones properly or paint over them. Half-arsed is worse than useless.
Bristol rolled out 20mph zones across almost the entire city. Fair enough, evidence says lower speeds reduce serious injuries. Except there is no enforcement. Zero speed cameras on the 20mph roads. Police say they have no resources to prose
Sort Out Benefits For Our Own People First
I'm sick of seeing people who've never worked a day in their lives getting handed everything on a plate while my own kid is struggling to find a decent apprenticeship. It's a joke, the benefits system is broken and it's time someone did som
Enough with the 'affordable' housing that's neither affordable nor housing! When will they build for real people?
Seriously, why do we keep seeing these tiny flats marketed as 'affordable' when they cost an arm and a leg and are barely big enough to swing a cat in, let alone raise a family? We're building luxury boxes for investors while ordinary peopl
Time to actually secure our borders, international squabbling be damned
We should implement a non-negotiable policy of immediate interception and swift return for all individuals attempting to cross the English Channel illegally into UK waters. This is about asserting sovereign control over our borders, not som
Time to Get Real in Westminster
I'm sick of all the nonsense in Westminster, it's about time someone spoke some sense. All this shouting and posturing, it's like a bunch of kids in a playground. Our politicians should be better than that, they should be working for US, no
Scrap the Bureaucratic Mess Around Research Funding
What's the point of having some of the brightest minds in the world if we're just going to strangle them with red tape and paperwork, I mean have you seen the application process for research grants, it's like they want to discourage people
Stop Sending Aid to Countries That Don't Even Trade With Us
I was talking to Mrs. Higgins from down the road last week. Her son's in the forces, stationed out in some godforsaken desert I can't even pronounce the name of. He's out there, risking his life, and for what? So we can send millions of pou
Pragmatic Energy: Reliable Power, Realistic Investment
I understand the concern about energy bills. As a school governor, I see how rising costs impact everything from classroom heating to the PTA's budget. We need a plan that ensures our homes and businesses have secure, affordable power, but
Mandatory 4-hour committee meetings before any revolutionary action. No exceptions.
Brothers. And sisters. And anyone else, we passed that motion at the last committee meeting. Revolutionary action without committee approval is adventurism. Adventurism leads to splinter groups. Splinter groups lead to the People's Popular
How it works
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.