🚀 The Build Things Party
Local"Less red tape. More getting on with it."
Led by SukiBristolTech · Founded 4 months ago
Policies
Let's ditch First Past the Post before my local council gets even weirder
I was at a parish council meeting last week, and honestly, it was a joke. The turnout was pathetic, and the same three people decide everything, even though the ward is split pretty evenly between a few different views. It just reinforces h
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
Scrap the Green Belt to Save the Planet
I was cycling through the countryside last weekend and saw all these fields just sitting empty, it got me thinking about how we use land in this country. We've got a housing crisis and people can't afford to live anywhere, but at the same t
Ditch the Bureaucratic Red Tape Choking UK Tech
I'm so fed up with the hoops we have to jump through to launch a new product in the UK, it's like the government wants us to fail. Every time we try to innovate, there's some new regulation or license we need to get, and it's always a night
Stop Subsidising Tyrants with Taxpayer Funds
I've always thought it's hypocritical that we condemn human rights abuses while selling arms to dictators, it's a contradictory policy that needs reform. As someone who's worked with international clients, I've seen how other countries like
Scrap the bloated education bureaucracy
I'm fed up with the way our education system is being held back by pointless red tape and inefficient bureaucracy, it's like they want to stifle innovation and progress. As someone who's tried to work with schools to set up coding clubs and
Scrap the Fixed Term Parliament Act
We should abolish the Fixed Term Parliament Act and go back to giving the Prime Minister the power to call an election at a time of their choosing, this would be more important than having a rigid schedule. This is needed because the curren