Who is actually serious about fixing our broken welfare system? Well we’re about to find out... This week, Labour, the Lib Dems, SNP, Greens, Independents - and Reform - all voted for more welfare spending, more handouts, and no reform! By 2030, sickness benefits alone are on track to cost £100 billion a year. That’s not just unaffordable — it’s unjustifiable and immoral. And Labour and Reform want to go further. Starmer is now flirting with scrapping the two-child benefit cap — and Reform are right behind him. Farage even says he’s “not finished yet” with benefits giveaways. The public deserve to know where each party stands. So next week, we’re putting forward tough, no-nonsense amendments that: 📍 Require face-to-face PIP assessments – to stop reported abuse of the system 📍 End automatic ‘severe condition’ status for low level mental health issues like anxiety and ADHD 📍 Block Labour’s Universal Credit uplift until real reform happens Britain needs politicians who tell the truth - not those chasing easy applause. Only then can we deliver the real change our country so desperately needs.

Labour had no plan for govt. They came in, handed massive bungs to the unions, put up taxes and created a problem where there wasn’t one before. They’ve got no clue where the money’s coming from, are u-turning every 5 mins and we're all going to pay to fix the mess they’ve made.

This Armed Forces Day, we honour all those who serve, and their families who carry the burden of separation, worry, and sometimes unbearable loss. We say thank you - we’ve got your back.

Until Covid, we were getting people off welfare and into work. Covid broke the sytem and all the while, Labour demanded we spend even more money. Thank goodness we were in charge, Labour would have bankrupted the country as will their new welfare bill. We're voting NO!