We are not offering you slogans. We are not asking for trust. We are showing you work. Behind every banner and every word there must be structure, and this is ours: a full manifesto under construction, drafted from principle, not marketing. It begins with the need of a written constitution that reclaims the sovereign rights of the people, rooted in British legal heritage and not in foreign doctrine. Power belongs to the people, and all those who exercise it – whether king, parliament, or officer – do so in trust and not in supremacy. The constitution is not a piece of paper, it is a tool for control, and it must be rebuilt accordingly.
The legal framework will be restructured. Freedoms are not privileges granted by the state – they are fundamental, recognised by law and secured through force if needed. Justice must be blind again. Government must be constrained again. Power must be accountable again. Every politician who makes promises must be legally bound to them. Every department must operate under clear metrics, transparent budgets, and permanent scrutiny. The Cabinet itself will be reformed, trimmed, and restructured to reflect national interest – not institutional inertia.
Britain must stand as a sovereign state, not a globalist province. The Commonwealth must be turned into an asset, not just nostalgia. Trade, education, defence, culture – these can all be rebuilt through mutual respect and shared interests. The military must be rebuilt. Borders must be controlled. Intelligence, cyber-resilience, and counterterrorism must be elevated to top priority. Any cyber-attack will be treated as an act of war, and we will act accordingly.
Schools must teach, not indoctrinate. Education belongs to families. Teaching belongs to schools. Political ideologies, identity dogma, and climate scams have no place in classrooms. The grading system will reward merit. Advancement will require performance. British values will be taught, not apologised for. The system will be restructured in depth, from year one to university.
The tax system will be rebuilt from the ground up. We aim to eliminate VAT, simplify the structure, reduce rates, and restore the link between work and reward. Public services will be maintained through efficiency, not through extraction. Healthcare contributions will be phased out without collapsing provision. Innovation, private options, and preventive health will be expanded. Expenditure will be slashed where it feeds waste. Investments will go where they generate real return. Fiscal responsibility is not a slogan – it is survival.
Councils will be cleaned. Smaller, transparent, subject to constant review, their budgets will be public, their policies will be locally validated. Performance metrics, resident oversight, streamlined bureaucracy, and proper property rights will replace the bloated, politicised, detached entities we now call local government.
The police will protect and serve the people – not be an instrument of repression. Budget will increase, presence will increase, political neutrality will be enforced. A specialised traffic unit will be created to take over road enforcement and restore focus to real criminality. Roads must be given back to motorists. Traffic logic will replace ideological engineering. Cyclists will be held accountable. Pedestrians will be educated. The law will apply to all. And the right to drive will be a right respected, not constantly penalised.
Full Brexit will be implemented. EU law remnants will be eliminated. Regulatory sovereignty will be restored. The UK will stand on its own, legislating for itself, aligned only where it chooses, never where it is forced.
And yes, the right to bear arms will return. Not as American mimicry, but as the restoration of a British tradition buried by authoritarian decay. Rooted in the Bill of Rights, reinforced by Blackstone, modernised for today. Licensing will be strict, but the freedom to bear arms will exist. A free man defends himself. A free people need no permission to exist in strength.
NGOs will be regulated. No more foreign money masquerading as domestic concern. No more backdoor governance through unelected lobbies. If an NGO speaks in the name of the people, it must prove it. Domestic support, transparent funding, and public accountability – or no access to policy formation.
This is our work. It is real. It is structured. And it is only the beginning. We are building Just Britain. And we mean it.
Work in progress: The Manifesto