Ideas & Policies of UK Parties

• Focus on economic growth and stability.
• Maintain fiscal rules and not increase income tax, VAT, or National Insurance for working people.
• Create Great British Energy, a publicly owned energy company.
• Increase investment in infrastructure and green energy.

• Create a Border Security Command to tackle illegal immigration.
• Recruit more police officers and strengthen neighbourhood policing.
• Focus on reducing anti-social behaviour and improving community safety.

• Strengthen workers’ rights through an “Employment Rights Bill”.
• Improve job security, sick pay, and workplace protections.
• Focus on supporting working people and reducing in-work poverty.

• Strong commitment to NATO and collective security.
• Continued support for Ukraine.
• Focus on diplomacy, international cooperation, and global stability.

• Cut taxes by £6bn in 2024–25, rising to £17bn by 2029–30.
• Reduce National Insurance (including cuts for employees and self-employed).
• Focus on economic growth while reducing the deficit.

Recruit 8,000 additional police officers. Introduce tougher sentencing for serious crimes. Expand police powers (e.g. to seize weapons and tackle crime).

• Introduce reforms aiming to save around £12bn from welfare spending.
• Encourage more people into work (including stricter benefit conditions).
• Maintain pension support, including a “triple lock plus”.

• Increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2030.
• Maintain the UK’s nuclear deterrent (Trident).
• Continue strong support for NATO and allies

• Increase investment in public services and green infrastructure.
• Introduce a “Robin Hood Tax” on large financial institutions and banks.
• Replace business rates with a fairer commercial landowner tax.
• Support a higher living wage and stronger worker protections.

• Increase neighbourhood policing and community safety funding.
• Protect civil liberties and strengthen human rights protections.
• Commit to remaining within the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
• Introduce stronger regulation of surveillance and digital rights.

• Increase funding for the NHS and social care.
• Make the benefits system fairer for disabled people and low-income households.
• Scrap punitive welfare reforms such as the two-child limit.
• Improve access to mental health support services.

• Rebuild closer cooperation with the EU, including seeking a closer trading relationship.
• Oppose regression from international human rights standards.
• Increase support for humanitarian aid and international development.
• Maintain a strong commitment to NATO and collective security.