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Policy solutions to health and social care issues, encouraging people to lead more independent and healthy lives, promoting personal choice and enabling truly informed consent.

Relevant updates and announcements for the community.

Policy ideas and solutions to protect farmers and farming communities across the United Kingdom from overbearing government regulations and restrictions. Also to discuss other areas of food policy, including junk food advertising restrictions, nutritional guidelines, and other matters whilst protecting freedom of choice.

Policy solutions to protect, preserve and enhance our British rights and freedoms, including how we can protect freedom of speech from attack and unnecessary censorship. Ensuring transparency and accountability from government, councils and elected officials. Make Britain a shining example of a modern democracy.

Policy solutions to boost and bolster the British economy. Encourage and enable the British people to earn, spend and save in a free market.

Policies for peace globally and at home.

Reform, improve and revitalise our education system across the UK, investing in the skills we need for a competitive future.

Unlocking energy independence and security for the UK, implementing sensible Net Zero, and improving local and national infrastructure.

Solutions to improve law and order, including policing, security from terrorism, and criminal justice.

Identify policy ideas that are essentially the same and link them in your proposal to merge them. You should outline reasons for your merge suggestion, and others can then join a debate to determine if they should be merged or not.

This is where you can offer policy suggestions for local government, mayoral areas, counties and councils.

This category is where you can upload research materials and resources to help with policy formulation. This can include, for example, responses to Freedom of Information requests.

Your post may be moved to this category if the moderators think it is “off-topic”, which is to say it is not a policy suggestion or policy topic. We want to encourage a sense of community here, so we are trialling an ‘off-topic’ category where more generalised discussions can take place.