Get Britain building again

By following strict rules that strengthen public finances and by reforming planning laws, so we build more houses, factories, clean energy, roads, labs and ports, developing the skills needed to do so.

Switch on Great British Energy

By switching on Great British Energy, a new publicly owned, clean energy company, that ensures jobs are created here in Britain and that we aren’t dependent on tyrants like Putin.

Get the NHS back on its feet

By paying doctors and nurses overtime to work evenings and weekends to cut the backlog – paid for by closing the loopholes in Rishi Sunak’s non-dom plan and cracking down on tax dodgers.

Take back our streets

By guaranteeing town centre police patrols in every community to tackle gangs, drug dealers and fly tippers – paid for by cutting outside contractors and waste.

Break down barriers to opportunity

By introducing free school breakfast clubs and more high quality teaching with more specialist maths and science teachers – paid for by removing tax breaks for private schools, closing the loopholes in Rishi Sunak’s non-dom plan and cracking down on tax dodgers.

What this means for Fylde

• Priority for local people for homes: first time buyers get ‘first dibs’ in their area.
• Every job more secure and paid properly.
• Supporting firms in key sectors, including defence, energy, creative and digital, to deliver more skilled jobs.

What this means for Fylde

• Lower energy bills for every home and every business.
• Creating and protecting skilled jobs in Nuclear and clean energy.
• Cleaner beaches and watercourses.

What this means for Fylde

• Shorter waiting lists at local hospitals.
• No more 8am scramble for GP appointments.
• Better access to a dentist.
• Better mental health services.
• Improved cancer survival rates and reduced deaths from heart disease and suicide.

What this means for Fylde

• Dedicated policing in all town centres.
• Protecting local businesses, by ending the Tories’ £200 rule that stops thefts being investigated.
• ‘Respect Orders’ to tackle antisocial behaviour.

What this means for Fylde

• More teachers.
• Breakfast clubs in every primary school to give children the best start.
• Mental health support in every school, so all young people can thrive.
• A broader curriculum so every child leaves school with the broad skills to succeed in life and work.
• More apprenticeships and skills training to spread opportunity for all.