Workers Party of Britain

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Workers Party of Britain pledged a one-off 5% wealth tax on all estates valued at over £10 million.

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We will introduce fair and comprehensive tax reform including our commitment to a one off 5% wealth tax on all estates valued fairly at over £10 million.

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Workers Party of Britain pledged a programme of social housing that would over-ride what it calls unnecessary planning constraints, with compulsory expropriation of unused land banks.

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We will begin a programme of social housing that will over-ride all unnecessary planning constraints. We will be prepared for the compulsory expropriation of all unused land banks and the fast-tracking of permits.

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Workers Party of Britain pledged to end the Integrated Care Systems structure immediately and fully re-nationalise the NHS.

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We will end this system immediately and fully re-nationalise the NHS.

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Workers Party of Britain says it will reduce the NHS administrative and management structure, which it states has grown from 4% to 14% of budget over seventeen years.

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We will also initiate a massive reduction in the scale of the administrative and management structure of the NHS which has increased from 4% of budget to 14% of budget over the last seventeen years and is heading higher.

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Workers Party of Britain pledged a guaranteed right to a free-tuition first degree that can be taken at any time in a person's life, with tuition fees abolished.

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First, by guaranteeing a right to a free tuition first degree that could be taken at any time during one’s life so as to end the pressure for young people to take on debt before they have an idea what they want to do with their lives. Tuition fees will be a thing of the past and debt for low income graduates increasingly remitted.

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Workers Party of Britain pledged free breakfast and lunch for all school children during term time without means testing.

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second, we support the provision of free good quality and nutritious breakfast and lunch meals during term time to all children in school without means testing and the introduction of access to low cost but nutritious meals out of term time in targeted deprived areas.

What this could mean for you

This would apply to you if: there are children.

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Workers Party of Britain pledged to support a referendum on Net Zero as soon as possible.

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We support the call for a Net Zero Referendum as soon as possible to create a national debate on who profits and on what terms.

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Workers Party of Britain pledged to extend London's free public travel for children to the rest of the country, raising the age limit from 11 to 16.

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first, we are committed to the extension of the free public travel arrangements for children from London to the rest of the country extending the current age restrictions from 11 to 16;

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Workers Party of Britain lists universal access to a cheap or free integrated public transport system among its aims.

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Universal access to a cheap or free fully-integrated public transport system and all essential amenities: water, sanitation, heating, electricity, post, telephone, internet.

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Workers Party of Britain pledged investment in border security including heightened sea-going and coastal patrols, alongside visa and citizenship arrangements it describes as fair and equitable.

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We will undertake investment in border security, including heightened sea-going and coastal patrols, but also in fair and equitable visa and citizenship arrangements that discourage organised crime and help the most vulnerable to a new life as well as ensuring that migration flows are matched to the ability of local communities to absorb new entrants.

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Workers Party of Britain pledged a regular calculation of sustainable migration levels, prioritising entry for people at risk from state terrorism and war and discouraging economic migrants except where there is a demonstrable labour shortage.

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We will make a regular calculation of the sustainable levels of migration with entry directed primarily at the protection of those most placed at harm by the operations of foreign state terrorism and war and discouraging economic migrants except in areas of demonstrable labour shortage.

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Workers Party of Britain pledged to overhaul what it calls liberal laws that weaken police protection of the vulnerable, increase police capacity in high-crime areas and increase funding for operations against organised crime.

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We will overhaul liberal laws that weaken the ability of the police to protect the most vulnerable while continuing to ensure appropriate civil liberties protections, increase police capacity in high crime areas, increase funding and capacity for operations targeting organised crime (including human trafficking and fraud gangs and witness protection arrangements).

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Workers Party of Britain states it will never permit military forces to be used on the streets of Britain.

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Our approach will remain centred absolutely on Peel’s principles of policing as codified by Charles Reith in 1948 and we will never permit military forces to be used on the streets of Britain.

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Workers Party of Britain pledged to continue to uphold access provisions for disabled people and invest in technology to enhance their capacity.

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We will continue to uphold access provisions for the disabled and invest in technology to enhance their capacity.

What this could mean for you

This would apply to you if: someone is disabled or has a long-term condition.

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Workers Party of Britain states it is committed to equal participation of men and women in the workplace, but not under exploitative conditions or at the expense of children or family life.

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While the Workers Party of Britain is absolutely committed to equal participation of men and women in the work place, it must not be under exploitative conditions or at the expense of children or family life.