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The Jury Should be Scrapped.

Remove the 5% surcharge on Direct Debit Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) payments.

Have a referendum on London & Thames Valley independence

Lower university fees back to £1000 per year.

Make primary education optional and let children enjoy their childhood

Allow smoke bombs/pyrotechnics at football matches.

Reading Prison as an Enterprise Zone for new Businesses.

Limiting maximum stake to £10 per spin on roulette machines in betting shops

Have a general election in 2018

Companies/Banks to notify users when their personal data is sold.

ALTERNATIVE BUDGET: Minimum Corporate Income Tax based on Revenue

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

Bring back 05 armed forces pensions. New employment model for new recruits only

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

Ban speed limited vehicles (70 MPH) from using the outside lane of a Motorway.

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

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

free prescriptions to people between 60 and 65 yrs old is wrong

be able to self-exclude from book makers and casinos for more then a year

Earliest UK EU membership referendum date to be 1 year after signed EU agreement

Every 10 years voting right to residents to stay or leave housing association

Make it illegal to sell cot bumper which can cause suffocation to babies.

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

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

All Referendums should be fought on the Parliamentary Election Register

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