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Rescue the NHS
Funding, staffing, waiting lists, social care. Rewrite the rules of how we do health.
Scrap the NHS Bureaucracy
I'm fed up with the state of our healthcare system, it's a joke, my wife's been waiting for a hip replacement for months and they still can't give her a date, it's like they're just not bothered. The NHS is being held back by all the pen pu
Fix the NHS waiting lists debacle
Are we really saying it's acceptable that people have to wait months for routine operations, only to be told they might have to go private if they want to get it done quickly. It's madness, and it's not what we pay our taxes for. I think
Cut Red Tape, Not Care: Smarter NHS Funding
I get the frustration with NHS waiting lists, believe me. I see it with my own customers too – people worried about their parents’ health or their own. But comparing it to Roman times or suggesting private enterprise is the only answer just
Local Policing For Wales, Not Westminster's Mess
This idea of local policing is a good one, but it's baffling that it's even a debate originating from Westminster. We've been saying for years that decisions about policing, like so many other things, should be made right here in Wales, not
Enough with the meddling, let the doctors do their jobs!
We need to put qualified, experienced nurses and doctors in charge of hospital budgets and decisions, not some bean counters in Whitehall. They’re the ones who know what’s actually needed on the wards, not some politician who’s never seen a
Scrap the NHS Bureaucracy
I was at the hospital last week visiting my mate who's been waiting for a knee replacement for months, and what struck me was the number of staff wandering around doing nothing, while the doctors and nurses are run off their feet. My mate's
Fix the NHS Waiting Lists Already
I was talking to my sister the other day and she was telling me about her friend who's been waiting for a hip replacement for over a year now. She's in constant pain and can barely walk, but the hospital keeps pushing back her surgery date.
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
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
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
Scrap the NHS postcode lottery now
I'm sick of hearing about people in other parts of the country getting better healthcare than we do in Brighton just because of where they live. It's not right that some kids get access to specialist care that ours can't, all because of som
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
Back to Basics Policing
I think we've lost sight of what really matters in policing, which is having bobbies on the beat who actually know the local community. It's not about grand schemes or expensive initiatives, just getting back to basics. We need to give loca
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
Scrap the rent madness already
i'm so sick of hearing about the economy growing when i can barely afford my rent, it's like they're speaking a different language. i work part-time in a zero-waste shop and i'm barely scraping by, sharing a flat with three others just to m
Why Are We Still Giving Aid To Countries That Hates Us?
What's the point of sending our hard-earned cash overseas to governments that openly condemn our values or, worse, actively work against our interests? It feels like we're funding our own opposition, and frankly, that's just daft. We pour m
Stop Wasting Science Funding on Politicians' Pet Projects
I'm so fed up with seeing science funding being squandered on projects that are clearly driven by politicians' personal agendas rather than actual scientific merit. It's like they think we're all idiots and won't notice that they're just th
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
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
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