I would simply:
Reinforce fiscal rules to maintain market stability
- Day-to-day public spending will be fully funded by tax revenues.
- We will borrow only to invest in infrastructure that delivers long-term growth.
- Debt will fall as a share of GDP over the medium term.
- These rules will be monitored and enforced by the independent Office for Budget Responsibility, whose forecasts will accompany all major fiscal decisions.
Launch a £60 billion National Investment Plan over five years to modernise our economy and restore national competitiveness:
- £20 billion in green infrastructure: wind, solar, nuclear, and a modernised energy grid. Green industrial strategy: Focus on retrofitting homes, wind/solar power, hydrogen tech, and battery factories
- Prioritize high-impact projects: Focus on transport (HS2 completion in key corridors, Northern Powerhouse Rail), energy infrastructure (renewables, nuclear, grid upgrades), and digital (5G, fiber).
- Devolve funding and planning powers to city regions so local leaders can respond faster and more effectively..
- £15 billion in transport upgrades: finishing key rail projects, fixing crumbling roads, and improving connectivity in the North and Midlands.
- £10 billion in digital infrastructure, ensuring every home and business has access to full-fibre broadband and 5G.
- £15 billion for housing and local regeneration, supported by planning reform to unlock private investment
Make the UK’s social security system fairer and function as a true safety net, the guiding principles should be:
- Dignity: No one should be forced into destitution just to qualify for support.
- Simplicity: The system should be understandable, accessible, and consistent.
- Incentive-aligned: It must support people back into work without punishing them for trying.
- Comprehensive: It must actually cover life’s risks—disability, job loss, housing, and caring
- I would think this would cost £30-40bn and would require to be funded by progressive but politically viable funding
I would back the industries of the future:
- Boost the British Innovation Fund, co-investing alongside pension funds in UK tech, life sciences, and clean manufacturing.
- Reform pension regulation to unlock billions in productive investment from UK retirement savings.
- Expand apprenticeships and vocational training, especially in green tech, engineering, care, and digital sectors.
- Reform planning and regulation to enable growth while maintaining fairness and safety.
Deliver a fairer, more efficient tax system by:
- Close tax loopholes and clamp down on evasion.
- multi nationals must agree to an investment commitment in the countries they operate in which would focus on medium/long term infrastructure projects
- Reduce Corporation tax back to 20p
- Cut VAT to 15p to encourage Retail spending. VAT on bringing our housing stock to energy efficiency would be nil.
- Align capital gains tax more closely with income tax, while protecting entrepreneurs and small business.
- Launch a review of property taxation, with a view to modernising outdated council tax bands and reforming stamp duty.
- those with the broadest shoulders will contribute more, and everyone will benefit from a stronger economy.
- the tax plan would be cost neutral
Restore long-term funding certainty to the NHS, schools, and local councils:
- A 10-year NHS workforce plan backed by investment in training and retention.
- Expansion of primary and community care to ease hospital pressures.
- Fund schools tied to need, not postcode, and restored capital budgets for school buildings.
- introduce a National Care Service—to ensure dignity in old age and stability for our care workers.
- introduce a 10-year, £7 billion annual investment programme to improve educational outcomes, reduce youth crime, and break the cycle of poverty in inner-city areas. The programme will:
- Raise school attainment in the UK’s 20 most deprived urban areas.
- Cut school exclusions, reduce NEET rates (not in education, employment, or training), and lower youth offending.
- Improve teacher recruitment, school safety, and early childhood development.
- Deliver long-term fiscal savings that outweigh the investment — across criminal justice, welfare, healthcare, and lost productivity.
The programme is expected to pay for itself within 10 years.
Improve Relationships between Europe and Nations within UK
- Seek an improved trade deal focused on frictionless access for goods and services.
- Establish mutual recognition of qualifications and scientific cooperation.
- pursue new strategic partnerships in Asia, North America, and Africa—while ensuring British standards and sovereignty are never compromised
- give Scotland an independence referendum on the basis it will be the last in 50 years. A yes vote would require over 60% and the turnout would require to be over 80%
Government ministers renumeration would be dictated by successful outcomes of the above plan with significant bonuses available for over achievement.
And when thats done I would insist on the publication of the 115 outcome, make it a criminal offence for UK media to deviate from facts on any subject and put Farage in a small boat and send him to set up a new party in the North Pole.
