These revolve around five key areas we will focus on and which underpin everything we are trying to achieve as a Party. These are:
Homelessness – Work with Homeless people and organisations to combat homelessness and provide a safe environment for all
Benefits – Re-invent the Benefits system so that it does not punish those who are willing to work or those that are unable to work
Housing – Develop an affordable housing strategy that can create strong communities
Food banks – Assistance from government and laws to allow businesses to help more
Communities – Help develop strong local communities who care, and are willing and able to help themselves and each other
NHS – Reformation of the NHS system to alleviate the strain on front line staff but reduce the multi-layers of non-clinical management
Mental Health – Focus on providing and evolving Mental healthcare quickly to prevent conditions spiralling out of control
Elderly Care – review funding to allow for care in the home where it is possible
Disabilities – Provide greater support for the disabled to help them lead the life they want to
Communities – Emphasise the importance of Community care be it from health care professionals or the wider community
Vocational Qualifications – Offer better access to a wider range of vocational pathways for young people
Curriculum – Increase basic standards in English and Mathematics and ensure all education is free from political bias
Environment – Create a safe and engaging learning environment for all pupils and a zero-tolerance for bullying
Life Skills – Include Key life skills in the syllabus. Budget management, Mortgage planning and Debt avoidance etc
Communities – Create strong community bonds between schools and their locality
Budget – Review and increase Defence spending power to build for the future. Encourage British companies to develop future solutions for the Armed Forces
Recruitment & Retention – Increase both by correctly funding and maintaining training and skills across the 3 services
Families – Support the families of all servicemen and woman and provide stability in a sometimes turbulent life
Veterans – Ensure all persons moving from Serving to Veteran have the skills and support to move forward in civilian life
Communities – Expand local service communities to support and involve the non-military community around them
Police – increase Police numbers and alleviate the time pressures of Admin, allowing more focus on policing
Punishment – review of sentencing to allow for changes in criminality in the 21st Century. Deportation of foreign criminals
Prison – Punishment should not be easy, Rewards should only be for exceptional behaviour. You should never want to return
Rehabilitation – Better Educational and Vocational Rehabilitation but it should be earned through good behaviour
Communities – Encourage communities to not tolerate criminal behaviour but also to encourage and support those willing to rehabilitate.