Promises

Set up Great British Energy, a publicly owned clean power company.

Establish a new Border Security Command.

Remove the right of hereditary peers to sit and vote in the House of Lords.

Get Brexit done and leave the European Union.

Introduce an Employment Rights Bill within 100 days.

Bring passenger rail operators into public ownership as contracts expire.

Labour will publish a roadmap for business taxation for the next parliament.

Labour will bar employers who breach employment law from hiring workers from abroad.

Labour will bring in workforce and training plans for sectors such as health and social care, and construction.

Labour will bring Jobcentre Plus and the National Careers Service together into a national jobs and careers service.

Labour will devolve employment support funding so local areas can shape a joined-up work, health and skills offer.

Labour will reform or replace the Work Capability Assessment.

Labour will ban the creation of sexually explicit deepfakes.

Labour will retain a permanent full expensing system for capital investment and the annual investment allowance for small business.

Labour will cap corporation tax at the current level of 25 per cent for the entire parliament.

Labour's National Wealth Fund will target attracting three pounds of private investment for every one pound of public investment.

Labour will hold only one major fiscal event a year.

Labour will adopt reforms to ensure workplace pension schemes consolidate and achieve scale to deliver better returns.

Labour will allocate £1.8 billion to upgrade ports and build supply chains across the UK.

Labour will develop a ten-year infrastructure strategy aligned with its industrial strategy.

Labour will replace the business rates system in England, raising the same revenue in a fairer way.

Labour will seek a new security agreement with the EU giving access to real-time intelligence and enabling joint policing investigations.

Labour will accelerate the roll out of electric vehicle charge points.

Labour will close the loophole under which private equity performance-related pay is treated as capital gains.

Labour will allocate £500 million to support the manufacturing of green hydrogen.

Labour will establish an Industrial Strategy Council on a statutory footing with representation from all nations and regions, business and trade unions.

Labour will allocate £2.5 billion to rebuild the steel industry.

Labour will standardise the information supplied on the condition of batteries for second-hand electric cars.

Labour will set out the path to spending 2.5 per cent of GDP on defence.

Labour will allocate £1.5 billion to new gigafactories for the automotive industry.

Labour will establish a youth guarantee of access to training, an apprenticeship, or support to find work for all 18- to 21-year-olds.

Labour will undertake a review of the pensions landscape.

Labour will establish Great British Railways to deliver a unified rail system.

Labour will create a tough new rail passenger watchdog.

Labour will develop a long-term strategy for transport.

Labour will end the link between access to ministers and an inside track for public contracts.

Labour will not increase National Insurance, the basic, higher or additional rates of Income Tax, or VAT.

Labour will give mayors the power to create unified and integrated transport systems.

Labour will introduce a statutory duty to promote and grow the use of rail freight.

Labour will allocate £1 billion to accelerate the deployment of carbon capture.

Labour will give local leaders new powers to franchise local bus services and lift the ban on municipal ownership of bus companies.

Labour will update the rules around counter-extremism, including online.

Labour will conduct a Strategic Defence Review within its first year in government.

Labour will set out new national policy statements for major infrastructure projects.

Labour will prioritise the release of lower quality 'grey belt' land and introduce 'golden rules' so development benefits communities and nature.

Labour will remove planning barriers to new datacentres.

Labour will give first-time buyers the first chance to buy new homes, ending sales of entire developments to international investors before build.

Labour will create a National Data Library to support data-driven public services.

Labour will scrap short funding cycles for key R&D institutions in favour of ten-year budgets.

Labour will crack down on antisocial behaviour with more neighbourhood police, tough new penalties for offenders and a new network of youth hubs, paid for by ending wasteful contracts.

Labour will establish a National Wealth Fund capitalised with £7.3 billion over the course of the next Parliament.

Labour will fix an additional one million potholes across England in each year of the next parliament, funded by deferring the A27 bypass.

Labour will maintain a strong, independent Bank of England continuing to target inflation of 2 per cent.

Labour will reform the British Business Bank with a stronger mandate to support growth in the regions and nations.

Labour will introduce free breakfast clubs in every primary school.

Labour will bring the railways into public ownership as contracts with existing operators expire or are broken, without paying compensation.

Labour will create a new Regulatory Innovation Office to help regulators update regulation and speed up approval timelines.

Labour will introduce binding regulation on the handful of companies developing the most powerful AI models.

Labour will make a renewed push to achieve full gigabit and national 5G coverage by 2030.

Labour will restore the 2030 phase-out date for new cars with internal combustion engines.

Labour will build 1.5 million new homes over the next parliament.

Labour will adopt a fiscal rule that the current budget moves into balance so day-to-day costs are met by revenues.

Labour will modernise HMRC, change the law to tackle tax avoidance, and increase registration and reporting requirements.

Labour will appoint a fixed-term Covid Corruption Commissioner to recoup public money lost to pandemic-related fraud.

Labour will guarantee two weeks' worth of work experience for every young person.

Labour will introduce landmark devolution legislation to transfer power out of Westminster to communities.

Labour will reform procurement rules to give small businesses greater access to government contracts.

Labour will tackle the backlog of Access to Work claims.

Labour will hire additional asylum caseworkers to clear the backlog and end the use of asylum hotels.

Labour will immediately update the National Policy Planning Framework and restore mandatory housing targets.

Labour will strengthen the Migration Advisory Committee and establish a framework for joint working with skills bodies.

Labour will give councils multi-year funding settlements and end wasteful competitive bidding.

Labour will fund additional planning officers by increasing the rate of the stamp duty surcharge paid by non-UK residents.

Labour will take action on late payments to ensure small businesses and the self-employed are paid on time.

Labour will ensure every fiscal event making significant changes to taxation or spending is subject to an independent OBR forecast.

Labour will deliver economic stability with tough spending rules that keep taxes, inflation and mortgages as low as possible.

Labour will create a new Border Security Command with hundreds of new investigators, intelligence officers and cross-border police officers, funded by ending the Rwanda partnership.

Labour will create a new National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority.

Labour will halve serious violent crime and raise confidence in the police and criminal justice system to its highest levels.

Labour will cut NHS waiting times by delivering 40,000 more appointments each week during evenings and weekends, funded by cracking down on tax avoidance and non-dom loopholes.

Labour will end the use of offshore trusts to avoid inheritance tax.

Labour will set up a new returns and enforcement unit with an additional 1,000 staff to fast-track removals.

Labour will abolish non-dom status and replace it with a modern scheme for people genuinely in the country for a short period.

Labour will appoint 300 new planning officers.

Labour will negotiate additional returns arrangements to increase the number of safe countries failed asylum seekers can be returned to.

Labour will adopt a fiscal rule that debt must be falling as a share of the economy by the fifth year of the forecast.

Labour will launch a new Border Security Command with hundreds of new specialist investigators and counter-terror powers to tackle criminal boat gangs.

Labour will apply a NATO test to major defence programmes.

Labour will bring in 'Martyn's Law' to strengthen the security of public events and venues.

Labour will deliver cheaper, zero-carbon electricity by 2030 as part of making Britain a clean energy superpower.

Labour will recruit 6,500 new teachers in key subjects, paid for by ending tax breaks for private schools.

Labour will kickstart economic growth to secure the highest sustained growth in the G7.

Labour will set up Great British Energy, a publicly-owned clean power company, funded by a windfall tax on oil and gas giants.

Labour will take a brownfield first approach and fast-track approval of urban brownfield sites.

Labour will introduce a new statutory requirement for Local Growth Plans covering towns and cities across the country.

Labour will require all Combined and Mayoral Authorities to strategically plan for housing growth in their areas.

Labour will reform compulsory purchase compensation rules so landowners receive fair compensation rather than inflated prices.

Labour will deliver the biggest increase in social and affordable housebuilding in a generation.

Labour will review the increased right to buy discounts introduced in 2012 and increase protections on newly-built social housing.

Labour will aim to double the size of the UK's co-operative and mutuals sector.

Labour will introduce a permanent, comprehensive mortgage guarantee scheme to help first-time buyers with small deposits.

Labour will ensure justice and compensation are delivered swiftly for sub-postmasters affected by the Horizon IT scandal.

Labour will build a new generation of new towns.

Labour will build an NHS fit for the future with fewer lives lost to the biggest killers.

Labour will overhaul the local audit system.

Labour will reduce net migration.

Labour will create nine new National River Walks, one in each region of England.

Labour will develop an ambitious strategy to reduce child poverty.

Labour's Green Prosperity Plan will create 650,000 jobs across the country by 2030.

Labour will invest an extra £6.6 billion over the next parliament to upgrade five million homes under a Warm Homes Plan.

Labour will ensure every young person caught in possession of a knife is referred to a Youth Offending Team and receives a mandatory plan to prevent reoffending.

Labour will strengthen rights and protections for women in co-habiting couples and for whistleblowers in the workplace, including on sexual harassment.

Labour will fund evidence-based early-language interventions in primary schools.

Labour will reinstate the School Support Staff Negotiating Body.

Labour will introduce a 'Hillsborough Law' placing a legal duty of candour on public servants and providing legal aid for victims of disasters or state-related deaths.

Labour will provide 13,000 additional neighbourhood police and community PCSOs.

Labour will ensure, through an investigation or inquiry, that the truth about the events at Orgreave comes to light.

Labour will develop a new cross-government strategy to put Britain back on track to ending homelessness.

Labour will create a Single Enforcement Body to ensure employment rights are upheld.

Labour will ban exploitative zero hours contracts and end fire and rehire.

Labour will introduce a new Energy Independence Act to establish the framework for energy and climate policy.

Labour will extend the lifetime of existing nuclear plants and get Hinkley Point C over the line.

Labour will maintain a strategic reserve of gas power stations to guarantee security of supply.

Labour will not revoke existing North Sea oil and gas licences.

Labour will not issue new licences to explore new oil and gas fields.

Labour will not grant new coal licences and will ban fracking for good.

Labour will extend the sunset clause in the Energy Profits Levy until the end of the next parliament.

Labour will increase the rate of the Energy Profits Levy by three percentage points and remove investment allowances.

Labour will retain the Energy Security Investment Mechanism.

Labour will capitalise Great British Energy with £8.3 billion over the next parliament.

Great British Energy will be headquartered in Scotland.

Labour will work with the energy regulator to reduce standing charges on bills.

Labour will ensure there is automatic customer compensation for energy company failure.

Labour will end puppy smuggling and farming and the use of snare traps.

Labour will remove the discriminatory age bands so all adults are entitled to the same minimum wage.

Labour will work with the private sector to double onshore wind, triple solar power and quadruple offshore wind by 2030.

Labour will support the introduction of a carbon border adjustment mechanism.

Labour will review the Mineworkers' Pension Scheme surplus arrangements and transfer the Investment Reserve Fund back to members.

Labour will reverse the decision preventing the Bank of England from giving due consideration to climate change in its mandates.

Labour will establish national standards for the Fire and Rescue services.

Labour will establish three new National Forests in England.

Labour will put failing water companies under special measures and give regulators new powers to block bonuses for polluting executives.

Labour will impose automatic and severe fines for water pollution wrongdoing and ensure independent monitoring of every outlet.

Labour will set a target for half of all food purchased across the public sector to be locally produced or certified to higher environmental standards.

Labour will introduce a land-use framework.

Labour will end the badger cull by working on measures to eradicate Bovine TB.

Labour will ban trail hunting and the import of hunting trophies.

Labour guarantees nobody will be forced to rip out their boiler as a result of its plans.

Labour will ensure homes in the private rented sector meet minimum energy efficiency standards by 2030.

Labour will require fly-tippers and vandals to clean up the mess they have created.

Labour will ban ninja swords, lethal zombie-style blades and machetes and strengthen rules to prevent online sales.

Labour will create a new Young Futures programme with a network of hubs reaching every community.

Labour will place youth workers and mentors in A&E units and Pupil Referral Units, funded by full recovery of the cost of firearm licensing.

Labour will introduce a new offence of criminal exploitation of children.

Labour will halve violence against women and girls in a decade.

Labour will create specialist rape and sexual offences teams in every police force.

Labour will fast-track rape cases with specialist courts at every Crown Court location in England and Wales.

Labour will introduce domestic abuse experts in 999 control rooms.

Labour will ensure there is a legal advocate in every police force area to advise victims from report to trial.

Labour will fund new police recruits through a new Police Efficiency and Collaboration programme for England and Wales.

Labour will introduce new Respect Orders to ban persistent adult offenders from town centres.

Labour aims to halve knife crime in a decade.

Labour will introduce mandatory professional standards on vetting, checks and misconduct for individual police officers.

Labour will bar anyone with a history of violence against women and girls from policing and introduce automatic suspensions for officers investigated for domestic abuse or sexual offences.

Labour will introduce new legal safeguards around strip-searching children and young people.

Labour will introduce a new expanded fraud strategy covering online, public sector and serious fraud.

Labour will roll out a direct entry scheme for detectives.

Labour will allow Associate Prosecutors to work on appropriate cases to help address the courts backlog.

Labour will increase the powers of the Victims' Commissioner and introduce new protections for victims of crime and persistent antisocial behaviour.

Labour will carry out a review of sentencing.

Labour will use all relevant powers to build the prisons that are needed.

Labour will ensure prisons create pre-release plans for those leaving custody.

Labour will conduct a strategic review of probation governance.

Labour will introduce a new Teacher Training Entitlement for continuing professional development.

Labour will introduce a new criminal offence for spiking.

Labour will give His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, Fire & Rescue Services new powers to intervene with failing forces.

Labour will open an additional 3,000 nurseries by upgrading space in primary schools.

Labour will review Universal Credit so that it makes work pay and tackles poverty.

Labour will retain the triple lock for the state pension.

Labour will immediately abolish Section 21 'no fault' evictions.

Labour will extend 'Awaab's Law' to the private rented sector.

Labour will review how to better protect leaseholders from building safety remediation costs and accelerate the pace of remediation.

Labour will enact the package of Law Commission proposals on leasehold enfranchisement, right to manage and commonhold.

Labour will ban new leasehold flats and make commonhold the default tenure.

Labour will tackle unregulated and unaffordable ground rent charges.

Labour will review the parental leave system within its first year in government.

Labour will improve data sharing across services with a single unique identifier for children.

Labour will end the VAT exemption and business rates relief for private schools to invest in state schools.

Labour will ensure any new teacher entering the classroom has, or is working towards, Qualified Teacher Status.

Labour will appoint a new Windrush Commissioner and ensure the compensation scheme is run effectively.

Labour will recruit 6,500 new expert teachers.

Labour will introduce new Regional Improvement Teams to enhance school-to-school support.

Labour will replace Ofsted's single headline grade with a new report card system.

Labour will bring Multi-Academy Trusts into the inspection system and introduce a new annual review of safeguarding, attendance and off-rolling.

Labour will launch an expert-led review of curriculum and assessment.

Labour will create a new Excellence in Leadership Programme mentoring framework for headteachers and school leaders.

Labour will implement 'Labour's Plan to Make Work Pay: Delivering a New Deal for Working People' in full, introducing legislation within 100 days.

Labour will change the remit of the Low Pay Commission so it accounts for the cost of living.

Labour will deliver a Local Power Plan under which Great British Energy partners to install thousands of clean power projects.

Labour will introduce a British Jobs Bonus allocating up to £500 million per year from 2026 to reward clean energy developers offering good jobs.

Labour will introduce a new Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee, recruiting thousands of new police officers, PCSOs and special constables with a named officer for every community.

Labour will ensure schools address misogyny and teach young people about healthy relationships and consent.

Labour will strengthen the use of Stalking Protection Orders and give women the right to know the identity of online stalkers.

Labour will scrap the effective immunity for shoplifting of goods under £200 and create a new specific offence for assaults on shopworkers.

Labour will mandate UK-regulated financial institutions and FTSE 100 companies to develop and implement credible transition plans aligned with the 1.5°C Paris goal.

Labour will act on the findings of the Infected Blood Inquiry and respond to the Grenfell and Covid-19 Inquiries.

Labour will deliver a full trans-inclusive ban on conversion practices.

Labour will pool resources across neighbouring hospitals to introduce shared waiting lists.

Labour will reverse the decision to downgrade the monitoring of antisemitic and Islamophobic hate.

Labour will develop an NHS innovation and adoption strategy in England.

Labour will transform the NHS app so patients can manage medicine, appointments and health needs and see local performance information.

Labour will train thousands more midwives as part of the NHS Workforce Plan and set an explicit target to close the Black and Asian maternal mortality gap.

Labour will digitise the Red Book record of children's health.

Labour will enable vaccinations for babies and children as part of health visits.

Labour will implement professional standards and regulate NHS managers.

Labour will establish a Royal College of Clinical Leadership.

Labour will implement the expert recommendations of the Cass Review.

Labour will train thousands more GPs and guarantee a face-to-face appointment for all those who want one.

Labour will bring back the family doctor by incentivising GPs to see the same patient.

Labour will trial Neighbourhood Health Centres bringing existing services together under one roof.

Labour will introduce a new 'Fit For the Future' fund to double the number of CT and MRI scanners.

Labour will provide 700,000 more urgent dental appointments and recruit new dentists to areas that need them most.

Labour will deliver the NHS long-term workforce plan.

Labour will enact the socio-economic duty in the Equality Act 2010.

Labour is committed to delivering the New Hospitals Programme.

Labour will transform Further Education colleges into specialist Technical Excellence Colleges.

Labour will recruit an additional 8,500 new mental health staff to treat children and adults through its first term.

Labour will introduce a supervised tooth-brushing scheme for 3- to 5-year-olds targeting areas of highest need.

Labour's Young Futures hubs will provide open access mental health services for children and young people in every community.

Labour will modernise mental health legislation to give patients greater choice, autonomy and enhanced rights.

Labour will ban vapes from being branded and advertised to appeal to children.

Labour will ban advertising junk food to children and the sale of high-caffeine energy drinks to under-16s.

Labour will reform gambling regulation to strengthen protections against gambling-related harm.

Labour will commission a new HIV action plan in England in pursuit of ending HIV cases by 2030.

Labour will establish a new independent Ethics and Integrity Commission with its own independent Chair.

Labour will review and update post-government employment rules, including enforcing restrictions on ministers lobbying for companies they used to regulate.

Labour will guarantee the rights of those in residential care to see their families.

Labour will devolve adult skills funding to Combined Authorities.

Labour will guarantee training, an apprenticeship, or help to find work for all 18- to 21-year-olds.

Labour will establish a Fair Pay Agreement in adult social care.

Labour will halve the gap in healthy life expectancy between the richest and poorest regions in England.

Labour will introduce a new participation requirement for peers and strengthen removal of disgraced members.

Labour will consult on proposals to replace the House of Lords with an alternative second chamber more representative of the regions and nations.

Labour will improve voter registration and address inconsistencies in voter ID rules, for example accepting HM Armed Forces Veteran Cards.

Labour will give 16- and 17-year-olds the right to vote in all elections.

Labour will strengthen the rules around donations to political parties.

Labour will ensure members of devolved legislatures have the same free speech protections as MPs at Westminster.

Labour will strengthen the Sewel Convention by setting out a new memorandum of understanding.

Labour will establish a new Council of the Nations and Regions.

Labour will restore decision-making over the allocation of structural funds to the representatives of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Labour will maintain the arrangements in the new Scottish fiscal framework.

Labour will devolve employment support funding to the Welsh Government.

Labour will work with the Welsh Labour Government to consider devolution of youth justice.

Labour will implement the Windsor Framework in good faith and protect the UK internal market.

Labour will establish a new Modernisation Committee to reform House of Commons procedures.

Labour will bring forward a comprehensive strategy for post-16 education.

Labour will provide access to specialist mental health professionals in every school.

Labour will introduce legislation to remove the right of hereditary peers to sit and vote in the House of Lords.

Labour will bring forward a defence industrial strategy aligning security and economic priorities.

Labour will establish a fully functioning military strategic headquarters and a national armaments director.

Labour will back calls for a Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Russia and work with allies to enable the seizure and repurposing of frozen Russian state assets.

Labour will play a leading role in providing Ukraine with a clear path to NATO membership.

Labour will keep Britain a member of the European Convention on Human Rights.

Labour will not rejoin the single market, the customs union, or reintroduce freedom of movement.

Labour will seek to negotiate a veterinary agreement with the EU to prevent unnecessary border checks.

Labour will secure a mutual recognition agreement with the EU for professional qualifications.

Labour will seek an ambitious new UK-EU security pact.

Labour will conduct an audit of the UK's bilateral relationship with China.

Labour will publish a trade strategy.

Labour supports implementation of the OECD global minimum rate of corporate taxation.

Labour will create a new Clean Power Alliance of countries at the cutting edge of climate action.

Labour will take forward discussions with the Northern Ireland Executive about a fiscal framework for Northern Ireland.

Labour will limit the number of branded items of uniform and PE kit that schools can require.

Labour will scrap visa fees for non-UK veterans who have served four or more years, and their dependents.

Labour will introduce disability and ethnicity pay gap reporting for large employers.

Labour will protect time for physical education in schools.

Labour will modernise, simplify and reform gender recognition law while retaining the need for a diagnosis of gender dysphoria from a specialist doctor.

Labour will return to meeting the NHS standard that patients wait no longer than 18 weeks from referral for consultant-led treatment.

Labour will deliver an extra two million NHS operations, scans and appointments every year in England, equal to 40,000 more appointments every week.

Labour will use spare capacity in the independent sector to diagnose and treat patients more quickly.

Labour will introduce new consumer protections on ticket resales.

Labour will make all existing strands of hate crime an aggravated offence to protect LGBT+ and disabled people.

Labour will introduce a Football Governance Bill establishing an independent regulator for football clubs in England.

Labour will fund free breakfast clubs in every primary school, accessible to all children.

Labour will require all schools to co-operate with their local authority on school admissions, SEND inclusion and place planning.

Labour will implement a creative industries sector plan as part of its Industrial Strategy.

Labour will replace the Apprenticeships Levy with a flexible Growth and Skills Levy.

Labour will repeal and replace the Legacy Act, returning to the principles of the Stormont House Agreement.

Labour will introduce a Race Equality Act enshrining the full right to equal pay for Black, Asian and other ethnic minority people.

Labour will create a Community Pharmacist Prescribing Service granting more pharmacists independent prescribing rights.

Labour will launch a new National Music Education Network.

Labour will create a National Care Service underpinned by national standards.

Labour will seek a new strategic partnership with India, including a free trade agreement.

Labour will establish Skills England to bring together business, training providers, unions and government.

Labour will reform the dental contract with a shift to focusing on prevention and retention of NHS dentists.

Labour will put the Armed Forces Covenant fully into law and establish an independent Armed Forces Commissioner.

Labour will allow other professionals such as opticians to make direct referrals to specialist services or tests.

Labour will ensure the next generation can never legally buy cigarettes and that all hospitals integrate opt-out smoking cessation interventions.

Labour will ensure the publication of regular, independent workforce planning across health and social care.

Labour will support children to study a creative or vocational subject until they are 16 and ensure accountability measures reflect this.

Labour will require publicly funded national museums and galleries to increase the loans they make from their collections to communities across the country.

Labour will bring forward provisions of the Online Safety Act as quickly as possible and give coroners more powers to access information held by technology companies after a child's death.

Labour will support an immediate ban on MPs taking up paid advisory or consultancy roles.

Labour will introduce a mandatory retirement age for peers, requiring retirement at the end of the Parliament in which they reach 80.

Labour will give the Independent Adviser on Ministerial Interests the powers to start investigations into misconduct.

Labour will introduce the full right to equal pay for disabled people.

Labour will restore development spending at the level of 0.7 per cent of gross national income as soon as fiscal circumstances allow.

Labour is committed to recognising a Palestinian state as a contribution to a renewed peace process.

Labour will halve consultancy spend in government departments to fund frontline public service priorities.

Labour will end the use of hotels for asylum accommodation.

Labour will scrap the Rwanda scheme.

Labour will appoint legal advocates to provide free legal advice and support to rape survivors across England and Wales.

Labour will invest £855 million per year in HMRC to reduce tax avoidance.

Labour will introduce a new right to consular assistance in cases of human rights violations.

Labour will continue to push for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the release of all hostages, and a rapid increase of aid into Gaza.

Introduce the Triple Lock Plus with a new age-related personal allowance for pensioners from April 2025.

Increase the multiplier on distribution warehouses to ease burden of business rates for high street, leisure and hospitality.

Cut the cost of the Veterans Railcard to match the HM Forces Railcard.

Recruit 8,000 more full-time, fully warranted police officers for neighbourhood policing.

Recruit 28,000 more doctors in the NHS by the end of the next Parliament compared to 2023.

Change the law to ensure Veterans ID cards are valid identification in all future elections.

Hit 2.5% of GDP on defence spending by 2030 with a fully funded plan.

Introduce tougher sanctions so people who refuse suitable jobs after 12 months on benefits have their cases closed.

Invest £4.7 billion for transport in smaller cities, towns and rural areas in the North and Midlands.

Establish a Royal Commission to design modernised National Service, backed by funding rising to £2.5 billion.

Change work capability assessments from September 2025 to reduce numbers assessed as unfit for work.

Recruit 92,000 more nurses in the NHS by the end of the next Parliament compared to 2023.

Double digital and AI expertise in the civil service.

Cut employee National Insurance from 8% to 6% by April 2027, halving it from 12% at the beginning of 2024.

Abolish the main rate of self-employed National Insurance entirely by the end of the Parliament.

Introduce the Triple Lock Plus to guarantee the State Pension and tax-free allowance for pensioners rise by the highest of inflation, earnings or 2.5%.

Give working parents 30 hours of free childcare a week from when their child is nine months old to when they start school.

Move Child Benefit to a household basis so families don't start losing it until combined income reaches £120,000.

Guarantee no new green levies or charges on consumers.

Introduce mandatory National Service for all school leavers at 18.

Fund 100,000 high-quality apprenticeships for young people in England every year by the end of next Parliament.

Require schools to ban the use of mobile phones during the school day.

Introduce the Advanced British Standard for 16-19 education.

Boost defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2030.

Introduce a legal cap on migration that falls every year.

Remove illegal migrants to Rwanda with regular monthly flights starting July 2024.

Increase NHS spending above inflation every year of the next Parliament.

Deliver 1.6 million well-designed homes in England in the next Parliament.

Permanently abolish Stamp Duty for first-time buyers on homes up to £425,000.

Introduce a new Help to Buy scheme for first-time buyers.

Invest £36 billion in local roads, rail and buses from HS2 savings.

Invest £8.3 billion to fill potholes and resurface roads.

Stop road pricing and ban Mayors and local councils from introducing pay-per-mile schemes.

Reverse the London Mayor's ULEZ expansion.

Require local referendums for new 20mph zones and Low Traffic Neighbourhoods.

Introduce a legally binding target for food security.

Protect best agricultural land from solar farms.

Continue to directly invest in communities across Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Meet fiscal rules of public sector net debt falling and borrowing below 3% of GDP in the fifth forecast year.

Not raise corporation tax.

Not increase Capital Gains Tax.

Deliver a ten-point plan to support SMEs including easing business rates burden for high street businesses.

Continue business rates support package worth £4.3 billion over five years for small businesses and the high street.

Halve the amount of taxpayers' money spent on external consultants.

Make clear that sex means biological sex in the Equality Act.

Achieve at least 85% gigabit broadband coverage by 2025 and nationwide coverage by 2030.

Invest £8.55 billion for city regions to spend on local transport priorities.

Commit £12 billion to deliver Northern Powerhouse Rail between Manchester and Liverpool.

Fund Midlands Rail Hub in full with £1.75 billion.

Provide an additional £1 billion to support hundreds of new bus routes across the North and Midlands.

Improve accessibility at 100 train stations.

Electrify the North Wales Main Line with £1 billion of investment.

Complete HS2 between London Euston and the West Midlands.

Speed up average time to sign off major infrastructure projects from four years to one year.

Increase public spending on R&D to £22 billion a year.

Continue investing over £1.5 billion in large-scale compute clusters for AI.

Push forward the Advanced Manufacturing Plan with £4.5 billion commitment.

Distribute £1.6 billion of Catapult funding across the country by 2028.

Complete free trade agreements with India and with the Gulf Cooperation Council.

Repeal or reform over half of all inherited EU law by July 2026.

Return the civil service to its pre-pandemic size.

Move 25,000 more civil servants outside of London.

Secure a £250 million Invest In Women Fund to support female entrepreneurs.

Require all Departments to deliver plans for 2% annual productivity growth at the next Spending Review.

Maintain the National Living Wage at two-thirds of median earnings in each year of the next Parliament.

Reform disability benefits to improve PIP assessments and stop unsustainable rise in claims.

Under a Pensions Tax Guarantee, not introduce any new taxes on pensions.

Maintain the 25% tax-free lump sum on pensions.

Maintain tax relief on pension contributions at the marginal rate.

Not extend National Insurance to employer pension contributions.

Maintain all current pensioner benefits including free bus passes, Winter Fuel Payments, free prescriptions and TV licences.

Raise at least a further £6 billion a year from tackling tax avoidance and evasion by the end of the Parliament.

Deliver 30 hours of free childcare for all eligible parents with children from nine months to school age from September 2025.

Invest £300 million so all parents can access wraparound childcare before and after school by September 2026.

Deliver a Family Hub in every local authority in England.

Put guidance on banning mobile phones in schools on a statutory footing.

Move Child Benefit to a household basis with taper from £120,000 to £160,000 combined income.

Not raise the rate of income tax or VAT.

Close university courses in England with the worst outcomes for students.

Create 100,000 more apprenticeships in England every year by end of next Parliament.

Deliver a further 15 new free schools for children with special educational needs.

Deliver 60,000 more school places for children with special educational needs.

Lift the cap on faith school admissions based on faith.

Deliver new legislation ensuring parents have a right to see what their child is being taught in school.

Legislate to create a register of children not in school.

Extend PE and Sport Premium to secondary schools.

Mandate two hours of PE every week in primary and secondary schools.

Provide new teacher bonuses of up to £30,000 tax-free over five years in priority areas and key subjects.

Protect day-to-day school spending in real terms per pupil.

Save taxpayers £12 billion a year through welfare reforms.

Introduce a new Fraud Bill giving DWP powers similar to HMRC to tackle benefit fraud.

Accelerate rollout of Universal Credit by moving all remaining legacy benefit claimants onto it.

Overhaul the fit note process to move responsibility from GPs to specialist work and health professionals.

Deliver the Lifelong Learning Entitlement from the 2025 academic year.

Maintain the Office for Veterans Affairs base operating budget at £10 million throughout the next Parliament.

Deliver a National Defence and Resilience Plan.

Scale defence R&D funding to a minimum of 5% of the defence budget plus an additional 2% to exploit that R&D.

Invest at least £10 billion in munitions production over the next decade, majority spent in UK.

Launch a campaign to set 2.5% GDP defence spending as new NATO baseline by 2030.

Pass the UK's first ever Veterans' Bill to enshrine Veterans' rights in law.

Amend the NHS Constitution to recognise patients' right to request single-sex accommodation and same-sex intimate care.

Return NHS performance to the levels set out in the NHS Constitution by end of next Parliament.

Deliver 40 new hospitals by 2030.

Unlock 2.5 million more NHS dental appointments through the Dental Recovery Plan.

Expand Pharmacy First including for menopause support, contraception and chest infections, freeing up 20 million GP appointments a year.

Build or modernise 250 GP surgeries focused on areas of new housing growth.

Build 50 more Community Diagnostic Centres, resulting in 2.5 million additional checks a year.

Invest £3.4 billion in new technology to transform the NHS.

Reduce the number of NHS managers by 5,500, releasing £550 million for frontline services.

Publish and implement a Major Conditions Strategy covering six major health conditions.

Bring forward the Tobacco and Vapes Bill in the first King's Speech.

Legislate to restrict advertising of products high in fat, salt and sugar.

Roll out new digital health checks to 250,000 more people every year.

End new HIV transmissions by 2030 through the HIV Action Plan.

Expand Mental Health Support Teams from 50% to 100% of schools and colleges in England by 2030.

Increase the planned expansion of NHS Talking Therapies by 50%.

Pass a new mental health law in the first session of the next Parliament.

Require migrants to undergo a health check in advance of travel.

Open early support hubs for those aged 11-25 in every local community by 2030.

Legislate to permanently prevent private prescription and supply of puberty blockers for gender dysphoria.

Introduce a new licensing scheme and age limits for non-surgical cosmetic procedures.

Implement cap on social care costs from October 2025.

Boost training places for dentists and other dental care professionals by 40%.

Pay comprehensive compensation to those infected and affected by the infected blood scandal.

Give a further £210,000 interim payment to living infected blood beneficiaries.

Fund every police force to roll out Hotspot Policing.

Urgently introduce Martyn's Law requiring premises to take steps to mitigate terrorist attack risks.

Ban SIM farms used for fraudulent bulk messaging.

Ban cold calls on financial products.

Introduce a 25-year prison term for domestic murders regardless of whether a weapon is used.

Legislate to create new offences for spiking, creation of sexualised deepfake images, and taking intimate images without consent.

Make life imprisonment without parole mandatory for more of the most heinous murderers.

Require rapists and serious sexual offenders to serve their whole sentences behind bars.

Build four new prisons, completing 20,000 new prison places by 2030.

Maintain the ban on prisoners voting from jail.

Roll out fracture liaison services to every region, reaching 100% coverage by 2030.

Ban protests outside schools.

Get the UK Holocaust Memorial built.

Provide £117 million over four years for the Protective Security for Mosques scheme.

Design a redress scheme for victims of child sexual abuse in institutional settings.

Make a national apology to grooming gang victims.

Restrict sex offenders from changing their names.

Legislate to ensure annual licensing rounds for North Sea oil and gas production.

Keep the Energy Profits Levy in place until 2028-29 unless prices fall back to normal sooner.

Treble offshore wind capacity.

Build the first two carbon capture and storage clusters in North Wales/North West England and Teesside/Humber.

Invest £1.1 billion into the Green Industries Growth Accelerator.

Approve two new fleets of Small Modular Reactors within the first 100 days of the next Parliament.

Deliver a new gigawatt power plant at Wylfa in North Wales.

Implement a new import carbon pricing mechanism by 2027.

Ensure annual policy costs and levies on household energy bills are lower each year than in 2023.

Rule out any frequent flyer levy.

Deliver the Pumpwatch scheme forcing petrol retailers to share live price information.

Match fund 100 criminal law pupillages.

Retain the current moratorium on fracking.

Abolish legacy EU nutrient neutrality rules to unlock 100,000 new homes.

Introduce a two-year temporary Capital Gains Tax relief for landlords who sell to their existing tenants.

Cap ground rents at £250, reducing them to peppercorn over time.

Pass a Renters Reform Bill to abolish Section 21 evictions.

Legislate for 'Local Connection' and 'UK Connection' tests for social housing in England.

Maintain Private Residence Relief to protect homes from Capital Gains Tax.

Provide 105 towns with £20 million endowment funds including extending the plan to 30 more towns.

Extend the Community Ownership Fund.

Extend the UK Shared Prosperity Fund for three years.

Extend the £2 bus fare cap in England for the entirety of the next Parliament.

Introduce a Backing Drivers Bill in the first King's Speech.

Expand Backing Drivers Bill to cover Wales, reversing Labour's blanket 20mph speed limit.

Build no new smart motorways and invest in improving safety of existing ones.

Roll out mobile pay-as-you-go contactless tickets nationwide on rail.

Introduce a Rail Reform Bill in the first King's Speech to create Great British Railways headquartered in Derby.

Fund an energy efficiency voucher scheme open to every household in England.

Ensure the Post Office Horizon scandal redress scheme is ready to make payments by the end of July.

Make fly tipping an offence that carries penalty points against your driving licence.

Offer level 4 devolution powers to areas in England with a devolution deal and directly elected leader.

By 2030 every part of England that wants one will have a devolution deal.

Not change the voting age from 18.

Legislate so an individual can only have one sex in the eyes of the law in the United Kingdom.

Allow motorcycles in all bus lanes.

Increase all visa fees and remove the student discount to the Immigration Health Surcharge.

Extend visa fees waiver for Commonwealth personnel to include their direct dependants.

Raise the Skilled Worker visa threshold and Family income requirement automatically with inflation.

Appoint a Minister for British Citizens Overseas.

Return to spending 0.7% of GNI on development when fiscal circumstances allow.

Put the existing role of Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief on a statutory footing.

Include Russia, Iran and China within the enhanced tier of the Foreign Influence Registration Scheme.

Set a new target to become the largest defence exporter in Europe by 2030.

Process all asylum claims within six months and end the use of hotels for asylum seekers.

Bring back a Bill to ban public bodies from imposing their own boycott or divestment campaigns against foreign countries.

Bring forward a comprehensive national strategy for maternity care.

Cut the Covid court backlog by keeping open Nightingale courtrooms and funding sitting days.

Introduce primary legislation to clarify that the protected characteristic of sex in the Equality Act means biological sex.

Require newly qualified dentists to work in the NHS for a number of years or pay back training costs.

Introduce further powers to ban face coverings, pyrotechnics and climbing on war memorials at protests.

Expand women's health hubs so every integrated care system has at least one.

Boost capacity of Individual Placement and Support for Severe Mental Illness by 140,000 places.

Ensure Royal Mail continues to deliver a six-day universal postal service including Saturday deliveries.

Roll out the National Parking Platform this year to simplify paying for parking.

Not increase the number of council tax bands, undertake council tax revaluation, or cut council tax discounts.

Invest £6 billion in energy efficiency over the next three years to make around a million homes warmer.

Give Parliament an annual vote on the level of the migration cap.

Deliver commitments on National Trails including the Coast to Coast Path and the King Charles III England Coast Path.

Extend the £50 water rebate for those in the South West across the Parliament.

Bring forward legislation to reapply the entirety of the Trade Union Act 2016 to Wales.

Provide match funding to the Welsh Government for M4 relief road and third Menai crossing options.

Provide £5 million for evaluation of extending Borders Railway from Tweedbank to Carlisle.

Press for permanent removal of US tariffs on Scotch whisky.

Establish an Enhanced Investment Zone in Northern Ireland.

Expand Long-Term Plan for Towns to a further nine towns in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland with £20 million endowments.

Extend UK Shared Prosperity Fund for another three years, delivering £540 million a year for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Establish a new Intertrade UK body to promote trade within the United Kingdom.

Legislate to deliver comparable data across the UK so public service performance can be compared.

Maintain the Brexit Pubs Guarantee so duty on draught drinks is less than in supermarkets.

Introduce a new complaints process for the BBC so it does not mark its own homework.

Deliver forest risk commodities legislation early in the next Parliament.

Designate an 11th National Park.

Ratify the Global Oceans Treaty early in the next Parliament.

Increase the UK-wide farming budget by £1 billion over the Parliament, ensuring it rises by inflation every year.

Introduce laws to prevent clubs in England from joining breakaway closed-shop competitions and give fans more voice through an Independent Football Regulator.

Maintain record flood defence funding of £5.6 billion over 2021-2027.

Replicate the £100 million UK Seafood Fund to continue supporting the fishing sector.

Introduce a UK-wide £20 million Farming Innovation Fund.

Improve public sector procurement so at least 50% of food expenditure is on locally produced or higher-standard food.

Introduce a legally binding target to enhance food security.

Deliver the UK's third mega-nuclear power station at Wylfa.

Prevent new waste incinerators being built, revoking permits where substantial construction has not taken place.

Continue the Multi-Sport Grassroots Facilities Programme throughout the next Parliament.

Continue to develop a UK-wide Deposit Return Scheme.

Establish a new 'dependent contractor' employment status with entitlements to basic rights.

Set a 20% higher minimum wage for people on zero-hour contracts at times of normal demand.

Give zero-hours and agency workers a right to request a fixed-hours contract after 12 months.

Replace the broken apprenticeship levy with a broader and more flexible skills and training levy.

Guarantee apprentices are paid at least the National Minimum Wage by scrapping the lower apprentice rate.

Introduce a statutory definition of kinship care.

Introduce a national financial inclusion strategy.

Make Statutory Sick Pay payments available from the first day of missing work rather than the fourth.

Launch a ten-year emergency Home Energy Upgrade programme with free insulation and heat pumps for those on low incomes.

Ensure all new homes are zero-carbon.

Appoint a Chief Secretary for Sustainability in the Treasury.

Establish a new Net Zero Delivery Authority to coordinate action across government departments.

Establish national and local citizens' assemblies on climate change.

Meet the UK's Paris Agreement commitment to reduce emissions by at least 68% from 1990 levels by 2030.

Require landlords to upgrade energy efficiency of their properties to EPC C or above by 2028.

Introduce a social tariff for the most vulnerable to provide targeted energy discounts.

Implement a proper, one-off windfall tax on the super-profits of oil and gas producers and traders.

Decouple electricity prices from the wholesale gas price.

Eliminate unfair regional differences in domestic energy bills.

Maintain the ban on fracking and introduce a ban on new coal mines.

Implement the UK's G7 pledge to end fossil fuel subsidies.

Require all large companies listed on UK stock exchanges to set targets consistent with net zero and report on progress.

Require pension funds and managers to show portfolio investments are consistent with the Paris Agreement.

Make Statutory Sick Pay available to workers earning less than £123 a week.

Make prescriptions for people with chronic mental health conditions free on the NHS.

Scrap VAT on children's toothbrushes and toothpaste.

Establish a Strategic Small Surgeries Fund to sustain GP services in rural and remote areas.

Introduce a universal 24/7 GP booking system.

Give everyone aged 70+ and everyone with long-term health conditions access to a named GP.

Pass a Cancer Survival Research Act requiring government to coordinate and fund research into lowest-survival cancers.

Help people spend five more years of their life in good health by investing in public health.

Introduce a guarantee for 100% of cancer patients to start treatment within 62 days from urgent referral.

Introduce regular mental health check-ups at key points in people's lives.

Establish mental health hubs for young people in every community.

Extend young people's mental health services up to the age of 25.

Introduce a new levy on tobacco company profits to help fund healthcare and smoking cessation services.

Extend the soft drinks levy to juice-based and milk-based drinks high in added sugar.

Ban the sale of single-use vapes.

Establish a Health Creation Unit in the Cabinet Office.

Guarantee access to an NHS dentist for everyone needing urgent and emergency care.

Launch a new prostate cancer screening programme for those at higher risk.

Put a dedicated, qualified mental health professional in every primary and secondary school.

Introduce a Young Carers Pupil Premium.

Make caring a protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010.

Create a National Care Agency to set national minimum standards of care.

Introduce a statutory guarantee of regular respite breaks for unpaid carers.

Introduce paid carer's leave.

Establish a cross-party commission for sustainable social care funding.

Introduce a higher Carer's Minimum Wage, boosting minimum wage for care workers by £2 an hour.

Establish a Royal College of Care Workers.

Introduce free personal care based on the Scottish model.

Seek a comprehensive mutual recognition agreement with the European Medicines Agency.

Pass a Clean Air Act based on WHO guidelines, enforced by a new Air Quality Agency.

End the General Medical Council's five-year rule preventing patients raising old complaints.

Implement the recommendations of the Infected Blood Inquiry in full, including full and fair compensation.

Create a new Patients Charter including a new legal right to a second opinion and to maintain contact in all health and care settings.

Implement a ten-year plan to invest in hospitals and primary care estate.

Establish a Commissioner for Older People and Ageing.

Make care experience a protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010.

Increase school and college funding per pupil above the rate of inflation every year.

Appoint a dedicated Minister for Tackling Loneliness.

Invest in renewable power so that 90% of the UK's electricity is generated from renewables by 2030.

Give everyone a new right to see a GP within seven days, or 24 hours if urgent.

Recruit 8,000 more full-time equivalent GPs.

Cap donations to political parties.

Ban water companies from dumping raw sewage into rivers, lakes and coastal areas.

Return international development spending to 0.7% of national income.

Fix the broken relationship with Europe and move to conclude a new comprehensive agreement removing as many barriers to trade as possible.

Ensure national debt falls as a share of the economy and day-to-day spending does not exceed taxes raised.

Reverse Conservative tax cuts for big banks, restoring Bank Surcharge and Bank Levy revenues to 2016 levels in real terms.

Increase the Digital Services Tax on social media firms and other tech giants from 2% to 6%.

Fairly reform capital gains tax to close loopholes exploited by the super wealthy.

Introduce a 4% tax on share buyback schemes of FTSE-100 listed companies.

Protect the independence of the Bank of England and keep the inflation target of 2%.

Ensure all fiscal events are accompanied by independent OBR forecasts.

Ensure gigabit broadband is available to every home and business, including in rural and remote communities.

Cut greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2045 at the latest.

Set a UK-wide target for digital literacy.

Make the case for increasing the global minimum rate of corporation tax to 21%.

Aim for at least 3% of GDP invested in research and development by 2030, rising to 3.5% by 2034.

Abolish business rates and replace them with a Commercial Landowner Levy.

Introduce a general duty of care for the environment and human rights in business operations and supply chains.

Re-establish the Industrial Strategy Council and put it on a statutory footing.

Continue to participate in Horizon Europe and join the European Innovation Council.

Create a clear, workable and well-resourced cross-sectoral regulatory framework for artificial intelligence.

Give Parliament the power to sign off on negotiating mandates and any completed international trade agreements.

Establish a powerful new Worker Protection Enforcement Authority unifying responsibilities currently spread across three agencies.

Establish an independent review to recommend a genuine living wage across all sectors.

Introduce an emergency scheme to guarantee access to free NHS dental check-ups for children, new mothers, pregnant women and those on low incomes.

Establish a properly independent pay review body for NHS staff.

End out-of-area mental health placements.

Put a dedicated qualified mental health professional in every primary and secondary school, funded by increasing the Digital Services Tax.

Roll out trips and falls assessments for everyone over the age of 75.

Introduce a legal, regulated market for cannabis, restricted to over-18s with strict limits on potency and THC content.

Introduce proportional representation by the Single Transferable Vote for electing MPs and local councillors in England.

Require all products to provide a short, clear version of their terms and conditions relating to data and privacy.

Align Statutory Sick Pay rate with the National Minimum Wage.

Ensure the UK has the highest possible standards of environmental, health, labour and consumer protection, at least matching EU standards.

Drive a rooftop solar revolution by expanding incentives for households to install solar panels, including a guaranteed fair price for electricity sold back into the grid.

Implement the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism for high-emission products.

Introduce the Hillsborough Law: a statutory duty of candour on police officers and all public officials.

Require all police forces to adopt ambitious targets for improving workforce diversity and report to Parliament.

Embed domestic abuse specialists in every police force and 999 operator assistance centre.

Introduce a target of one hour for handover of mental health crisis patients from police to mental health services.

Set a clear target of halving the time from offence to sentencing for all criminals.

Make youth diversion a statutory duty with pre-charge diversion schemes for young people up to 25.

Restore direct, real-time access for UK police to EU-wide data sharing systems.

Introduce new laws to crack down on puppy and kitten smuggling.

Replace Young Offender Institutions with Secure Schools and Secure Children's Homes.

Introduce a National Resettlement Plan to improve rehabilitation and cut reoffending.

Establish a Women's Justice Board.

Transform water companies into public benefit companies.

Ban bonuses for water bosses until discharges and leaks end.

Replace Ofwat with a tough new regulator with new powers to prevent sewage dumps.

Set a target of ending deep poverty within a decade.

Create a new Online Crime Agency to tackle illegal content and activity online.

Introduce a Sewage Tax on water company profits.

Set legally binding targets to prevent sewage dumping into bathing waters and highly sensitive nature sites by 2030.

Introduce a single social tariff for water bills to help eliminate water poverty within the next Parliament.

Mandate all water companies to publish accessible real-time data on sewage dumps.

Protect at least 30% of land and sea areas by 2030 for nature's recovery.

Pass a new Environmental Rights Act recognising everyone's human right to a healthy environment.

Apply to join the European Environment Agency.

Ensure new large developments achieve up to 100% biodiversity net gain.

Introduce a deposit return scheme for food and drink bottles and containers.

Aim for complete elimination of non-recyclable single-use plastics within three years.

Set an ambition of ending plastic waste exports by 2030.

Ban the use of horticultural peat and the routine burning of heather on peatlands.

Accelerate the rollout of Environmental Land Management schemes with an extra £1 billion a year.

Negotiate comprehensive veterinary and plant health agreements with the EU.

Pass a comprehensive new Animal Welfare Bill.

Ban caged hens.

Ensure no animal product illegal to produce in the UK can be sold here, including foie gras.

Plant at least 60 million trees a year.

Make three-year tenancies the default.

Create a national register of licensed landlords.

End rough sleeping within the next Parliament.

Immediately scrap the Vagrancy Act.

Abolish residential leaseholds and cap ground rents to a nominal fee.

Build ten new garden cities.

Remove dangerous cladding from all buildings without leaseholders paying.

Introduce a Rent to Own model for social housing where tenants own their home outright after 30 years.

Introduce a 'somewhere safe to stay' legal duty for emergency accommodation for those at risk of rough sleeping.

Allow local authorities to increase council tax by up to 500% on second homes.

End top-down reorganisation of councils and imposition of elected mayors on unwilling communities.

Appoint a cross-departmental Minister for Rural Communities.

Expand Rural Fuel Duty Relief.

Restore the requirement that every new car and small van sold from 2030 is zero-emission.

Reintroduce the plug-in car grant.

Freeze rail fares.

Significantly extend the electrification of Britain's rail network.

Deliver Northern Powerhouse Rail.

Create new cycling and walking networks with a new nationwide active travel strategy.

Bring Work Capability Assessments in-house.