A Tale of Three Manifestos

Improve border security, including heightened seagoing and coastal patrols.

Establish fair and equitable visa and citizenship arrangements to discourage organised crime.

Ensure that migration flows are matched to the ability of local communities to absorb new entrants.

Make regular calculations of the sustainable level of migration.

Aim immigration policy primarily at the protection of genuine refugees.

Invest in training for refugees to fill gaps in the provision of services to the wider population.

Review how our foreign policy actions, sanctions, and military aggression provoke migrant flows.

Promote fair trade with poorer nations, and ensure aid reaches the most vulnerable populations in the rest of the world.

Halt illegal immigration, and no illegal immigrants to be settled in UK.

Secure detention for illegals before return.

Deportation for Foreign Criminals at the end of their sentences.

Ban student dependents.

End immediate access to benefits for migrants.

Raise National Insurance rate to 20% for foreign workers, with health and care workers exempt.

Establish sufficient community control of blockchain and AI to ensure positive social and economic outcomes for the working class and the vulnerable.

Ensure working class representation throughout the governance of the Bank of England.

Legislate to support workers and managers in the acquisition of productive enterprises and their assets that otherwise would be closed, or distributed to shareholders, where the company is either intended to be sold to a foreign owner, or to be closed in order to export production overseas.

End the dangerous practices of public-private partnership.

New national contracting agency.

Build regional and infrastructural banking support structures to provide credit on sustainable terms to socially useful productive capacity.

Lift the minimum profit threshold to £100k to free 1m+ businesses from Corporation Tax.

Reduce Corporation Tax to 20%, and then 15% later.

Abolish IR35 rules.

Lift the VAT threshold to £150k.

Abolish Business Rates for High Street-based SMEs.

Establish an Online Delivery Tax for large multinational businesses.

Slash red tape and some employment laws.

Reform the planning system to fast-track infrastructure projects.

Initiate a massive reduction in the scale of the administrative and management structure of the NHS.

Investigate PFI contracts (not only in the health service but in other sectors), and legislate if necessary to change the terms and conditions.

Increase health service capacity and integrate this with increased social care provision.

Monitor the pharmaceutical industry more closely and take it under “significant control”, because a private pharmaceutical sector operating with a public health service structure is a recipe for profiteering and potential malpractice.

Address the five key drivers of health outcomes – nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress and loneliness.

Declare war on ultra-processed food, improve the standard of school meals, and invest in health education.

Tackle the decline in mental health by improving the material quality of people’s lives; providing better, more integrated health and social care; promoting the development of people’s sense of self-worth; and rebuilding a ‘one nation’ sense of community, and a belief in the value and worth of every one of us on equal terms.

Improve efficiency, cut unnecessary managers.

Review Private Finance contracts.

Frontline NHS and social care staff to pay zero basic rate tax for 3 years.

End training caps for UK medical students.

Write off students fees pro rata per year over 10 years of NHS service.

20% tax relief on private healthcare and insurance.

NHS Voucher Scheme for private treatment if patients have to wait very long.

Bring in charges for patients who miss appointments.

Set up an excess deaths and vaccine harms Public Inquiry.

Bring in a one-off 5% wealth tax on all estates valued fairly at over £10 million to raise £17bn.

Undertake a review of the tax system to stop the penalisation of single earner households.

Lower fuel duty, scrap VAT on energy bills, and scrap environmental levies.

Cut residential stamp duty.

Abolish inheritance tax for estates below £2m.

Restore the VAT refund scheme for tourist shopping.

Reform and simplify the Tax System.

Revive HMRC to collect unpaid taxes.

Reverse all policies aimed at de-industrialisation.

Oppose unplanned Net Zero policies and unnecessary social disruption, and the increasing Net Zero costs for ordinary people as against capital accumulation for the few.

Scrap renewable energy subsidies.

Fast-track new gas, oil and shale gas licences, and new nuclear energy plants.

Increase funding and capacity for operations targeting organised crime.

End the police force role as the cultural engineering arm of the state.

Resist the criminalisation of speech and thought.

Tackle police corruption.

Enable greater statutory independence from political interference or by the security services.

Start zero tolerance policing.

Increase stop and search.

Prison sentences for violent crime and carrying knives.

Life imprisonment for drug dealing and trafficking.

Establish a new leadership and recruitment regime, with a preference for ex-military personnel.

Abandon ‘Woke’ policing, and scrap all Diversity, Equality and Inclusion (DE&I) roles and regulations to stop two-tier policing.

Set up a sentencing review.

Increase the criminal justice budget.

Build 10,000 new detention places.

Tackle child grooming gangs, with no bail, and deportation of offenders with dual citizenship.

Tackle youth crime with new training camps.

Guarantee housing for every citizen of the country

Commit to affordable housing for rural and coastal workers.

Start a programme of social housing that will override all unnecessary planning constraints.

Compulsory expropriation of all unused land banks and the fast-tracking of permits.

Ensure the right to buy or transfer of sub-standard buy-to-let assets to local authorities.

Protect the rights of those who have invested in property as a result of a lack of productive avenues of investment in industry.

Support increased tenant control of council housing.

Tighten up further on any eviction action that is not based on anti-social behaviour towards neighbours and the community.

Get tough on noise pollution, anti-social behaviour in general, and use of property for criminal purposes.

Reform social housing law to prioritise local people.

Restore landlords’ rights to deduct finance costs and mortgage interest from tax on rental income.

Abolish the Renters’ (Reform) Bill and boost the monitoring, appeals and enforcement process for renters with grievances.

Improve protection for Leaseholders.

Defence procurement to undergo a comprehensive review, with procurement from UK manufacturers to be a priority.

Hold a top-down review of the Royal Navy, Army, and Air Force to ensure that their structures are lean and efficient.

Provide better support for veterans, with a new Veterans Administration if required.

Seek new collective security arrangements centred on the protection of peoples and not of states or industries.

Support multilateral disarmament and the eradication of nuclear weapons.

Support a review of all emergency powers and related legislation.

Reform defence procurement.

Set up a pay review to increase basic pay of service personnel.

Set up a new, dedicated Ministerial Department for Veterans.

Bring in a New Armed Forces Justice Bill to protect service personnel from civil law and human rights lawyers.

Increase recruitment.

Regenerate Britain’s defence manufacturing and technology industry.

Free breakfast and lunch meals during term time for all children.

Reduce class sizes.

Trust teachers to teach without administrative nonsense.

Invest in extra-curricular subjects like the arts and music as well as sports.

Guarantee a right to a free tuition first degree.

Debt for low income graduates to be increasingly remitted.

More support for vocational education, apprenticeships and trades education.

Ensure life-long educational opportunity.

Prioritise state education, with particular emphasis on early stage educational childcare provision.

Remove the charitable status of all private educational establishments.

Ban transgender ideology from schools.

20% tax relief on Independent Education, no VAT on fees, to incentivise parents to choose independent schools.

Permanent exclusion for violent and disruptive pupils.

New 2 year undergraduate courses.

Reduced funding for universities that undermine Free Speech.

Scrap interest on student loans.

People should work where they are able, but receive the support of the community where they are not.

Bring in a 2 strike rule for job offers.

Face to face assessments to be required for benefits, with those with severe disabilities, or long-term illnesses exempt from regular checks.

Oppose ULEZ initiatives because of the costs they impose on working households and small businesses.

Ban ULEZ and Low Traffic Neighbourhoods.

Scrap 20mph zones except where safety is critical.

No bans on diesel and petrol cars, and no legal requirements for manufacturers to sell electric cars.

Focus on transport infrastructure outside the south east, improving existing road and rail links, and integrate services better.

Streamline government infrastructure funding streams.

Retain the Triple Lock.

Aim to eventually make pensions tax free.

Give all workers the option of retiring at 60.

Stop tax avoidance by large care home owners.

Review pension provision.

Review all the emergency powers and related regulation that the State has provided itself with in order to repress any attempt at fundamental change, or to deny a political organisation or individual a platform.

Review media ownership with a view to banning foreign ownership or direction of the means of communication and information.

Make it easier for families to be able to afford to have children in safe, supportive and secure conditions.

Support child-rearing, which is of immense social importance, as stable, happy children contribute to a stable society.

Reform Child Benefits by front-loading the system for 1-4 year olds to allow parents the choice to spend more time with their children.

Mandate public single sex spaces.

Investigate social media harms to children.

Promote a fan-owned model of football clubs to resist overseas predatory club acquisition.

Enshrine the right to dissent and enjoy a private life and lifestyles that harm no other in employment law

Restrict the ability of private wealth and the NGO-industrial complex to engage in cultural engineering.

Replace the 2010 Equalities Act, and scrap Diversity, Equality and Inclusion (DE&I) rules.

Bring in a Free Speech Bill to stop left wing bias, cancel culture, and politically correct ideology.

Stop Sharia law being used in the UK.

Scrap the BBC licence fee

Make St. George’s Day and St. David’s Day public holidays.

Reform the House of Lords to exclude professional politicians.

Uphold the right to peaceful protest and free speech, and resist attempts by authority to ‘chill’ legitimate opposition.

Hold a referendum on the future of the monarchy.

Improve regulation of political parties to ensure no foreign influence, stronger internal democracy, higher penalties for corruption, and easier recall arrangements.

Ensure an independent and wholly de-politicised judiciary.

Explore measures to increase working class representation.

Current expenditure not to be conducted in an inflationary way, but to ensure a fair distribution of resources that protect the most vulnerable, encouraging community-directed initiative and entrepreneurialism in the working class itself, and building the social infrastructure.

Commence reform of House of Lords and end political appointees.

Leave the European Convention on Human Rights.

Bring in a British Bill of Rights, codifying our freedoms.

Scrap EU laws and regulations.

Abandon the Windsor framework and return Northern Ireland to the United Kingdom.

Government departments to slash wasteful spending, cut bureaucracy, improve efficiency, and negotiate better value procurement without touching frontline services.

Halve foreign aid.

Replace Civil Service leaders with successful professionals from the private sector.

Reform postal voting system and stop postal voting for all except the elderly, disabled or those who can’t leave their homes.

Set up a new Anti-Corruption Unit for Westminster.

Crack down on the cruelty of factory farming.

Crack down on the import of foodstuffs that do not meet our ethical standards in regard to processing.

We will require demonstrable proof that all land held in the UK is being used for socially productive purposes.

We commit to the preservation of national parks and woodlands as well as meadows and other ecological treasures on the basis of full public access.

Increase the Farming Budget to £3 Billion.

Scrap Climate-Related Farming Subsidies, and ensure productive land is farmed.

Protect country sports.

Stop supermarket price fixing, and support farm sales direct to the public.

Protect UK fish by requiring all foreign vessels to pay for a licence to access UK’s 200 nautical mile Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

Police Britain’s 200 nautical mile EEZ properly.

Ban foreign supertrawlers from UK waters.

Rebuild UK fish processing industry and the UK’s fishing fleet.

Anything that is a monopoly or essential to the functioning of the country, especially those businesses strategically required in times of crisis, should be considered for re-nationalisation or nationalisation – such as Railtrack, the electricity grid, the water companies, the military-industrial complex, national food logistics, ports and airports.

Legislation should be enacted to give the national interest priority over the market.

Support the right of return for all those Palestinians ethnically cleansed over many years.

Bring an immediate end to Israeli settlement on the West Bank.

Conduct a thoroughgoing review of our defence and foreign policy.

Re-orient Britain away from Washington.

Oppose all war that is not defensive in purpose.

Oppose and disrupt any conscription of the working class for war with Russia or China.

Continue to support liberation movements.

Seek radical reform of the United Nations to empower it as genuine representative of the global community, and help it resist the domination of Washington.

Condemn the expansionary provocation of NATO in Ukraine.

Withdraw all military support from war zones, and work for a negotiated and peaceful settlement whenever and wherever war breaks out.

Ensure adequate authority over executive officers for local people.

Place senior council executives on five year rolling performance-related contracts.

Return to the ethos of municipal socialism.

Establish a fixed 6:1 pay level ratio between the lowest and highest paid staff members.

Whistleblower hotlines.

Tourist taxes for reinvestment in city and town centres.

Establish increased selective regional delivery of services with neighbouring authorities.

Worker participation would ensure a stronger fight against the closures of British industry.

This commitment to worker participation may not apply to small or most medium-sized businesses (unless they are subsidiaries of larger firms).

Develop a strategy for ensuring a greater voice for democratised trades unions in ensuring the maintenance of public services and making public services more effective.

Endorse union disaffiliation from the Labour Party.

Back all lawful trade union action.

Promote and enact the socialist idea of social ownership.

Ensure a minimum decent income for those who can work, and for those who demonstrably cannot.

Re-industrialise the country based on new technology investment, and effective and efficient public spending directed at building infrastructures to provide future wealth.