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Put the national minimum wage to £6.50 per hour

ALL towns to be perfectly encased by a ring road to define their boundaries

Make mansard and loft extensions permitted development in non-conservation areas

Relax immigration rules for elderly/disabled parents of British Citizens

Scrap HS2 for a new Concorde program

EU referendum voting

Following EU exit vote make UK tax haven to maintain/entice economic investment.

refunds should be given for bets placed on non starters

University Fees paid by Employers’ Graduate Tax – ‘Graduate Bond’ model

Amend the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act 2011 to allow for early General Elections

Remove compulsory lessons from school curriculum for GCSE students

Establish an electoral system that requires an MP to receive 50% +1 of turnout.

Make teenagers who are aged over 15 have the right to vote

Abolishing of the bus driver CPC Card for local UK domestic driving

Make it illegal for neighbours to record you & your property with CCTV!

All telecoms personnel in the UK should be licensed

Introduce transparency in property conveycing related charges

NHS England and NICE need to approve the funding for LAL disease (wolmans)

Un-ban the use and purchase of Borax (not borax substitute) in the UK

Allow EU citizens on the UK electoral register for 5 years a vote in referendum.

Start a fund to help EU nationals obtain their permanent residence cards

Rename the 'House of Lords' to give it a gender neutral title.

Mandate all MPs who join, leave or change political party to call a by-election.

Law for vehicles engines to be turned off if stopped for 30 seconds or longer

All Referendums should be fought on the Parliamentary Election Register

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