What we will do

Our policy commitments

Specific, costed commitments across five parts of the Briton programme. Click any policy to read the detail.

PART 1 — SHARING
Economy, taxation, banking, energy and employment — what everyone contributes and what everyone receives 6 commitments
Taxation

Phase out income tax

Replace with a 2.5% Wealth Contribution Levy on accumulated assets. Income tax abolished day one for 8.19 million public and industrial workers and every retired household.

Income tax abolished from day one for everyone employed by the state or a British public industry, and for retired households — the private sector reaches zero by Year 10
Higher rate phased out over 10 years on a published legal schedule
2.5% Wealth Contribution Levy on savings, stocks, metals and rental income above £20,000
Primary residences and pensions fully exempt
Council tax rebanded by square footage — smaller homes pay less
Business rates reformed — £17.27/sq m on total plot area. Minimum annual charge £1,727. Revenue falls from £37bn to £14.3bn — 61% reduction and the largest business tax cut in British history
HOUSEHOLD SAVING
£4,486/yr

£35,000 earner, from Year 1 for public/industrial workers — private sector phased to Year 10

Banking

Bank of United Kingdom

Mortgages at 2% for life. Interest-free credit cards and personal loans. No de-banking. Bank profits to the Treasury.

All private retail banks acquired over three years — no job losses
Mortgages at 2% interest (vs 5.46% market average) from day one and held there for the life of the programme — saving £4,834/yr per mortgaged household
Interest-free credit cards up to approved limit
Interest-free personal loans up to 2× annual salary
Unlimited savings protection — replaces FCA £85,000 cap
No citizen ever de-banked — banking is a public utility
Bank profits (£40–50bn/yr) flow to Treasury not shareholders
HOUSEHOLD SAVING
£5,708/yr

mortgage + credit card + personal loan interest saved

Energy & Water

Free energy — eventually

Public ownership of energy and water. Fusion and solar investment. 90% bill reduction within one Parliament.

All private energy companies taken into public ownership immediately
All private water companies taken into public ownership
Industrial electricity at 9.50p/kWh cost-plus, against 25.33p today — a public generator borrowing at the sovereign rate, charging the average cost of its fleet rather than the marginal cost of its newest plant. Delivered cost 8.90p, with headroom
10.3GW of publicly owned offshore wind, built Years 1–10 — the only new generation that arrives inside the first decade
2.2GW of new nuclear, and adoption of the committed programme at Hinkley Point C, Sizewell C and Wylfa — nuclear carries the winter, because wind cannot
£25bn household solar rollout — approximately 4.12 million homes at national procurement cost
£15bn fusion R&D programme
National Water Company capital programme on the PR24 scale the sector has actually been determined to need — reservoirs spread over thirty years, not compressed into fifteen
Clean rivers guaranteed — water companies legally liable
HOUSEHOLD SAVING
£1,229/yr

rising to £1,580/yr as 90% reduction matures

Housing

Homes built by the state, next to the work

822,575 apartments adjacent to the new industrial sites, with the schools, clinics and emergency cover costed in from the start.

Medium and high density apartment complexes built beside British Industrial Capability sites — Teesside, Sunderland, Sheffield, Humber, Barrow, Coventry, Port Talbot, Bridgend, Rosyth
Schools, healthcare, shops, police and fire cover costed into every unit rather than promised later
State-owned on completion, then sold or let at market value to the workforce that fills them
At a 2% Bank of UK mortgage, with stamp duty gone and energy at £526/yr, a single earner on the National Living Wage spends half their take-home on mortgage and power — against four-fifths under the system this replaces
Delivered under its own annual ceiling so it does not compete with roads, rail or grid investment — 89% complete by Year 15, with the remainder disclosed rather than hidden
HOUSEHOLD ADVANTAGE
£597/mo

against buying the same home under current mortgage rates, energy prices and income tax

Employment

Guaranteed employment

Abolish Universal Credit. Every citizen who can work gets a guaranteed paid job through the National Employment Service.

Universal Credit, JSA and Income Support abolished
1.7 million active jobseekers placed into guaranteed paid roles — 500,000 in Year 1, full employment by Year 5
Government acts as employer of last resort at Living Wage (£12.60/hr)
Emergency safety net retained for genuine health, disability and caring needs
Net fiscal path: deficit −£154.8bn Year 1, peak deficit −£277.9bn Year 4, first surplus Year 11 (+£6.0bn), Year 15 surplus +£199.1bn
The Year 11 surplus is a thin one, and the whole account depends on sustained 3.5% growth — at 2% it does not balance within fifteen years. We publish that rather than wait to be asked
First Business

Support for entrepreneurs

Interest-free startup loans. Zero-rent enterprise spaces. Sole trader NIC exemption. Reformed business rates. 250,000 new businesses per year.

Interest-free startup loans up to £50,000 through the Bank of UK — assessed on business plan merit, not credit score. Repayment begins only at profitability
500 zero-rent enterprise hubs nationally — 24 months free, shared facilities, embedded National Business Adviser in every hub
Sole trader Class 4 NIC exemption for first 3 years — saving £2,000–£4,000/yr in the critical early phase
Business rates reformed to £17.27/sq m on total plot area — typical small shop pays £1,727/yr (78% less than current). Largest business tax cut in British history
Additional 50% rate relief for new businesses in Band A/B plots for first 5 years — automatic, no application
From Year 3: qualifying businesses invited to pitch to the UK Sovereign Wealth Fund for seed or Series A equity investment
BUSINESS SAVING
78%

typical small shop business rates reduction. Startup loans at 0% vs 6% current rate

PART 2 — BUILDING
Industrial capability, technology and food — rebuilding what Britain makes and how it competes 4 commitments
Industrial

British Industrial Capability

£376.9bn investment across the nine original sectors, plus £11.1bn of critical materials — aluminium, timber and cement. £245.8bn of imported goods replaced a year by Year 15. Around 1.8 million jobs.

Semiconductors: national foundry in South Wales
Steel: rebuild British steel for defence and offshore wind
Food: 645 vertical farms, 64,466 orchard grants, 745,224 jobs
Pharma: domestic API manufacturing
Energy tech: British solar, wind and battery manufacturing
Sovereign Tech

BritCloud, BritOS, BritPhone

Mandatory for all public sector from Year 1. Structured incentives drive private sector adoption. £35bn/yr by Year 10.

BritCloud: mandatory for all government, NHS, local authorities and publicly funded bodies from Year 1
BritOS: British operating system replacing Windows across the public sector by Year 3
Private sector: Foreign Tech Levy 5%→20%, BritCloud Data Sovereignty Standard for regulated industries, 125% tax deduction Years 1–5
BritCode: sovereign AI — 4,500 British engineers trained per year, free degree stream
BritCode AI

BritCode — Sovereign AI

Britain's own large language model. Trained on British data. Controlled under British law. £27.3bn investment, returning £171.5bn across fifteen years.

BritCode LLM: built from the ground up on BritCloud infrastructure, never subject to CLOUD Act or foreign jurisdiction
Deployed across NHS diagnostics, government automation, defence intelligence and commercial licensing
4,500 AI engineers trained per year through a free Tier 1 degree stream
Revenues of £14.2bn by Year 10 rising to £31bn by Year 15 — £171.5bn across the programme, booked at bridge row 54
AI Safety Institute partnership: alignment research funded within the BritCode programme
Food & Farming

British food self-sufficiency

645 vertical farms. 64,466 orchard grants. Binding self-sufficiency targets. 745,224 jobs. British food for British people.

National Vertical Farming Network: 500 facilities, 40,000 jobs, year-round production
British Fruit Expansion: 50,000 farm grants, 150,000 jobs
Vegetables 53%→85% domestic; fruit 16%→40%; tomatoes 15%→60%
Fishing fleet expansion: 20,000 seafaring and processing jobs
National Food Security Act: binding targets, monitored by independent British Food Agency
HOUSEHOLD SAVING
£723/yr

food cost reduction from British self-sufficiency programme

PART 3 — INVESTING IN PEOPLE
Health, education, housing, families and care — the services every citizen depends on 7 commitments
Health

NHS that actually works

AI diagnostics cutting the waiting list. NHS Priority Tier keeping private spend inside the NHS. 150,000 NHS workers trained through the Graduate Programme.

NHS AI diagnostics: clear 7 million waiting list entries within 18 months
NHS Priority Tier: optional faster access within NHS — premium stays inside the system, funds additional capacity
150,000 NHS shortage workers trained through National Graduate Programme (Tier 1, fully free)
Natural medicine integration where evidence supports it — not instead of, alongside
Education

Free degrees and real skills

119,500 free degrees per year in shortage disciplines. 80 technical colleges. Grammar schools restored. Exams marked blind.

119,500 free Tier 1 degree places per year in 13 shortage disciplines — guaranteed job on graduation
+220,000 grammar school selective places — new and restored, one per local authority minimum
80 technical colleges equal to any A-Level, built with employers
GCSE and A-Level exams anonymised from Year 1 — marked blind to identity
Housing

Government-owned social housing

3D-printed eco housing programme. Stamp duty abolished for residents. Leasehold abolished. Right to buy extended.

3D-printed eco housing programme — social housing crisis resolved at scale
Stamp duty abolished for buyers resident in the UK — up to £15,000 back on a £500,000 home
Retained on every non-resident purchase, at 5% to 17%, alongside a 2.5% annual levy on UK property held from abroad — British homes owned by the people who live in them
Leasehold abolished — all leaseholders converted to freehold at nominal cost
Right to buy extended and strengthened
Families

Families and children first

Free childcare from age 1, wraparound care to 16, and a free summer programme. Free school meals for all state school children. Inheritance tax abolished by Year 10.

Free childcare from age 1, 8am–6pm, 48 weeks per year — removing the single biggest barrier to a second earner
Wraparound care before and after school to age 16, and a free National Summer Programme through the school holidays — food, sport and activities included
Free school meals for every state school child ages 5–16, every school day, every dietary requirement
Inheritance tax abolished from Year 10 — nil Years 1–9 for estates under £2m
No tax on a first home purchase
Social Care

Dignity in old age

Lifetime Care Agreement. 100,000 government care home places. Assets held in trust, not taken. Surplus returned to family in full.

Lifetime Care Agreement: free independent actuarial assessment before signing anything
100,000 Government Care Home Network places built by Year 8
Assets transferred to ring-fenced National Care Fund — held in trust, not confiscated
Home deferred while spouse or dependent still lives there
100% of net surplus returned to direct descendants when care costs are less than assets held
Rights & Equality

Mandatory representation

Blind CV screening mandatory for employers of 50+. Degree classification banned as a first-stage filter. National Graduate Skills Passport.

Blind first-stage CV screening mandatory for all employers with 50+ staff
Degree Classification Discrimination Act: employers cannot use degree class as first-stage filter
National Graduate Skills Passport: blockchain-verified skills record replacing credential filtering
Mental Health

Mental health without waiting lists

Waiting list cleared within two years. School counsellors in every state school. Veterans mental health guaranteed.

NHS mental health waiting list cleared within two years using AI triage and expanded provision
Qualified counsellor in every state school — not shared, not part-time
Veterans mental health: guaranteed same-day referral, dedicated pathway
PART 4 — IDENTITY & SOCIETY
Faith, culture, media, community, environment and immigration — the character of the country 8 commitments
Faith & Identity

A shared identity, every faith protected

A British Values Statement developed with faith, humanist and secular organisations. Sacred texts protected from public desecration.

Sacred Texts (Protection from Desecration) Act — publicly burning, tearing or defiling the Quran, Torah, Bible, Guru Granth Sahib or Bhagavad Gita becomes a fineable offence
Private disposal of a text you own, and artistic or academic work, explicitly exempt
Strengthened Racial and Religious Hatred Act against real incitement, kept distinct from criticism of belief
Independent panel to consider petitions from other faith communities for inclusion
Science & Space

Sovereign at the frontier

£88bn across six frontier programmes. 185,000 direct jobs. Already inside the 15-year fiscal bridge. No revenue claimed — justified on sovereign capability grounds.

British Space Sovereignty (£8bn, 25,000 jobs): Earth observation constellation, sovereign launch capability — Britain stops depending on GPS it does not own
British Lunar Base (£25bn, 40,000 jobs): survey, robotic construction, crewed habitation, mineral extraction — phased across the 15-year programme
British Humanoid Robotics (£18bn, 60,000 jobs): NHS deployment first, then wider public services and industrial application
British Human Enhancement (£15bn, 35,000 jobs): brain–computer interfaces, bionic vision, advanced prosthetics — restorative applications only from public funds
British Deep Space Exploration (£12bn, 15,000 jobs): planetary missions to Mars, Venus and the outer planets — British-built
Classified Advanced Research (£10bn, 10,000 jobs): metamaterials, quantum technologies, anomalous phenomena assessment under parliamentary oversight
Fusion energy: £15bn costed separately in Policy 03 (Energy & Water) — not double-counted here
BritCode Sovereign AI as the intelligence layer across all scientific programmes
AI & Work

AI without job destruction

AI Productivity Levy funds retraining. 18 months fully funded transition. AI-safe roles prioritised in Graduate Programme.

AI Productivity Levy: 15% of wage-bill saving when AI reduces headcount by 10%+ — funds the retraining service
Any displaced worker entitled to 18 months fully funded retraining at 85% of previous salary
AI-safe roles prioritised in Tier 1 Graduate Programme: trades, nursing, care, early years, surgical medicine
Environment

Clean land, clean water

Ban synthetic pesticides and GM crops. Protect 30% of land and sea. Clean rivers guaranteed.

Ban synthetic pesticides and herbicides within this Parliament
Protect 30% of Britain's land and sea by 2030
Water companies legally liable for all pollution
50,000 organic and regenerative farming transition grants
Culture & Sport

British arts and sport everywhere

British Film Investment Fund. Theatre in every council area. Premier League foreign player cap.

British Film Investment Fund — at least 4 government-backed films per year
Theatre and orchestral programmes in every council area
Foreign player cap in the Premier League
Grassroots sport investment in every community
Media Standards

Honest reporting, properly enforced

Ofcom accuracy standards extended to streaming. Sanctions fall on organisations for systemic failure, never on individual journalists.

Ofcom due-accuracy and due-impartiality standards extended in full to major streaming and video-on-demand news
Action triggered by a pattern of evidenced factual falsehood — assessed by an independent panel, with appeal to the courts
Fines and mandatory corrections at equal prominence fall on the organisation — never criminal liability for a reporter's editorial judgement
An investigative standard: evidence held before publication, all sides genuinely sought, the basis of a conclusion disclosed
The 9pm watershed and age ratings extended to streaming, with parental controls on by default
Local Government

Councils that actually work

Weekly bin collections restored. Council trades directory. All unadopted roads adopted within one Parliament.

Weekly bin collections guaranteed as a minimum standard everywhere
Council-vetted trades directory
National audit and adoption of all unadopted roads and estates
End double payments — no more paying council tax and a management company
Immigration

Managed and fair

AI processing of asylum claims in weeks not years. Skills-based routes. Community integration hubs.

AI to process asylum claims in weeks
Managed cultural exchange with friendly nations
Skills-based routes for people Britain genuinely needs
Community integration hubs built around shared values
PART 5 — DEFENDING
Defence, security and justice — protecting what has been built 2 commitments
Defence

Sovereign defence

Army 273,000. RAF 300 aircraft. Navy 80 vessels. Independent British nuclear deterrent. Passes 3% of GDP in Year 7, reaching 4.48% by Year 15.

British Army expanded from 73,000 to 273,000 — funded and sequenced, recruitment from Year 5
Royal Air Force: 300-aircraft frontline fleet — multirole strike, stealth, carrier-capable and strategic bomber
Royal Navy: 80 commissioned vessels — 2 carrier groups, 8 Astute-class attack submarines, 4 new SSBNs
Independent nuclear deterrent: British-designed, British-built, no foreign systems or authorisation required
Defence budget: £66.9bn Year 1, reaching £230.1bn by Year 15 — 2.11% of GDP rising to 4.48%
50 Military Schools — armed forces families, non-standard learners, court-referred stream
Crime & Policing

Zero tolerance, real justice

Mandatory minimum sentences for drug dealers. AI crime detection. Cyber Security Corps of 15,000.

Mandatory minimum sentences for drug dealing at every level
AI crime detection — identify patterns before offences happen
Dedicated Fraud and Cybercrime Recovery Unit
National Cyber Security Corps of 15,000 by Year 10
FULL MANIFESTO

Everything in one place

The complete Briton manifesto — six parts, twenty-one policy chapters and the full fifteen-year fiscal account, with every commitment costed against the published bridge.

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