Party leader ReuHR said the election was “a chance for real change”, promising a government centred on “stability, fairness and practical reform”.
Among the party’s headline pledges are detailed Treasury budget reports, reforms to tackle court backlogs, and measures aimed at reviving business and media activity.
The manifesto also proposes:
- Nationalisation of bus services across the UK
- Expanded powers for the Northern Ireland Assembly
- A rebuilt “merit-based” Foreign Office
- New employment tribunals and anti-SLAPP protections in defamation law
The party says it would also introduce written ministerial questions in both Houses of Parliament and establish an independent Parliamentary Counsel to improve scrutiny and legislative drafting.
The proposed cabinet includes HappyHLRichmond as Chancellor, EdwardBeaumont as Foreign Secretary and AexLion as Home Secretary.