All Prisoners and illegal immigrants in hotels or public housing, who are in good health, are to ride exercise bikes for 8 hours a day! If they do this they receive better food, TV rights and access to a mobile phone. If they refuse they get nothing, lets confirm that, nothing!
Just locked away for 23 hours a day with minimal food, no TV, no phones, no privileges!
If we can get enough prisoners and illegal migrants riding exercise bikes for 8 hours a day, the electricity generated from this will offer free or vastly reduces electricity bills for UK citizens over the age of 60.

Long-term unemployment traps people in dependency and wastes human potential. Under this policy, individuals claiming long-term benefits will be required to engage in The Visionary Party's structured online training in practical trades class. Offering training such as electrical work, plumbing, construction, or other vocational skills. Courses will be free and supported, with formal assessments every three months. Those who pass assessments will retain full benefits while progressing toward employment. Those who repeatedly fail or refuse to participate without valid reason will see their benefits reduced by 10% every three months until engagement in the programme resumes. The aim is not punishment, but re-engagement helping people regain skills, confidence, and independence while ensuring public support is matched with personal responsibility.

Obesity places increasing strain on the NHS and reduces quality of life. Large fast-food outlets will be required to introduce optional “treadmill tills,” allowing customers to walk gently while ordering and waiting for food. This policy does not ban fast food or shame individuals; it encourages balance.
If when walking through the font door you get directly to the till, that's great, however, if you can't pass through the newly designed barriers, you will have to walk around and order on The Visionary Party Treadmill Till!
Light movement helps offset sedentary habits and promotes healthier routines without removing personal choice. Customers may still enjoy their meals, but the system nudges small, practical lifestyle improvements that collectively reduce long-term healthcare costs for our NHS and it also promotes personal responsibility for health.

No one should have to choose between health and finances. Under this policy, all NHS prescriptions will be free for every working UK resident or those undergoing one of The Visionary Party Training Programmes.
Removing prescription charges improves early treatment, reduces hospital admissions and lowers long-term NHS costs.
A healthier population benefits everyone, and universal access ensures that care is based on medical need not personal income. This policy reflects a commitment to preventative healthcare and shared responsibility.

Freedom of speech is a fundamental right and must be protected. However, speech that deliberately incites hatred, violence or intimidation against individuals or groups has no place in a civil society.
Under The Visionary Party, hate speech will be treated as a serious offence where it targets people based on protected characteristics such as race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or disability.
This policy does not restrict lawful debate, criticism, satire, or disagreement. People remain free to express opinions, challenge ideas, and engage in open discussion without fear.
The line is clear:
Speech that promotes harm, intimidation, or dehumanisation will not be tolerated.
Law enforcement will be required to apply existing laws consistently and proportionately, ensuring victims are protected while free expression remains intact.
A society can be both free and respectful.
Zero tolerance for hate is compatible with strong free speech — not opposed to it.

Voting is one of the most significant responsibilities in a democracy. This policy establishes a consistent adulthood threshold of 20 for voting, drinking, smoking, and gambling. National decisions shape economic stability, security, and future generations, and they require maturity and lived experience. Aligning voting rights with other adult responsibilities ensures fairness and consistency across the legal system. At 18, individuals are more likely to have experienced work, education, and real-world consequences. This policy strengthens democratic decision-making by ensuring voters are equipped to understand long-term implications. It is not about exclusion, but about responsibility. A serious democracy demands serious voters, and this policy reinforces that principle.

Public safety requires strong, visible policing. This policy commits to recruiting 100,000 additional police officers in the first year alone and removing political interference from frontline enforcement.
Officers will focus on crime prevention, response and law enforcement rather than administrative or ideological distractions. Clear authority and accountability will be restored.
Law-abiding citizens will benefit from safer streets and faster response times, while criminals will face consistent consequences. The policy emphasises discipline, deterrence, and public confidence. Policing should protect communities, not navigate political trends. Restoring respect for the law begins with empowering those tasked with enforcing it.

National security and sustainability depend on controlled borders. This policy requires valid documentation for all UK entry, without exception. Border enforcement will be strengthened to ensure capacity aligns with housing, healthcare, and employment resources. The aim is responsible management, not isolation. By enforcing documentation standards, the UK can plan effectively, protect services, and maintain public trust. A country that cannot control entry cannot control its future.

This policy restores full legislative independence to the United Kingdom.
All UK law will be written, interpreted, enforced and amended solely within the UK, by UK institutions, accountable directly to the British public.
External legal influence over domestic law will be removed, ensuring clarity, consistency and democratic accountability.
The right to peaceful protest will remain protected. However, actions that deliberately disrupt essential services, critical infrastructure, or public safety will carry firm consequences. Individuals who repeatedly undermine public order may face compulsory overseas service placements as an alternative to imprisonment, contributing positively while removing ongoing disruption at home.
For law-abiding citizens, daily life will see little change except greater legal clarity, faster decision making and a justice system that reflects national priorities. This policy exists to protect those who follow the law, not to punish them.
Sovereignty strengthens responsibility.
Clear laws, fairly enforced, build trust, stability, and social order.
A country that governs itself governs better.

Those who built the country deserve security in retirement.
The Visionary Party Pensions Fairness policy removes tax on pension income and pension savings for individuals who have paid into the system through work, National Insurance and taxation over their lifetime.
Pensions are deferred earnings, not unearned income and should not be treated as a taxable privilege.
In addition, inheritance tax will be capped at 10% on estates exceeding £500,000 in equity. Families should be able to pass on the majority of what they have worked for without facing excessive taxation at the point of death.
Lifetime contribution should not be penalised. This policy rewards responsibility, long-term work and financial planning, while protecting family stability across generations. It reduces fear and uncertainty in later life and restores trust that the system will honour its promises.
For law-abiding citizens who have worked, saved and contributed, this policy provides fairness, dignity and certainty.
A responsible society respects contribution both in life and beyond it.

Every pound of public money must be visible to the public.
Under The Visionary Party, all government departments, local authorities, publicly funded bodies, charities and contractors must publish a clear, accessible breakdown of how public money is spent.
This includes:
who received the money
how much was paid
what the money was for
and what outcome was promised
All data must be published online in plain English, updated regularly, and freely accessible without registration or paywalls.
If public money is used, the public has the right to see where it goes.
No exemptions. No redactions for embarrassment. No hiding behind complexity.

Law-abiding citizens should not live in fear of repeat offenders.
This policy introduces a tiered Three Strikes system focused on persistent criminal behaviour, with clear and escalating consequences.
Under The Visionary Party, the justice system will prioritise public safety, deterrence and accountability above tolerance for repeat harm.
For non-violent offences such as shoplifting, intimidation, or antisocial behaviour, a graduated approach will apply. A first offence may result in mandatory penalties and rehabilitation. A second offence may bring significantly stronger sanctions. A third offence would probably lead to compulsory placement in The Visionary Party Overseas Community Support Programme (Policy 4), with service length determined by severity and repetition.
Knife crime presents a direct and immediate risk to public safety. A second knife-related offence will automatically trigger removal from UK communities and placement into overseas service programme.
Crimes of extreme severity including rape and murder will carry immediate and permanent custodial consequences, with no eligibility for community or overseas programmes.
Public protection comes first.
Rather than allowing able-bodied repeat offenders to remain idle in the UK, overseas placements will involve structured work building homes, schools, farms and vital infrastructure in developing communities. Compliance offers purpose and reform. Refusal or absconding will result in permanent loss of UK residency rights even for UK born citizens!
This policy restores deterrence, protects the public and ensures consequences are real, proportional, and unavoidable. The message is simple, under The Visionary Party crimes will not go unpunished!

Any individual found guilty of corruption while holding public office must receive an automatic custodial sentence, regardless of their position, seniority, or political affiliation.
This policy applies to elected officials, civil servants, and senior figures in publicly funded bodies who misuse public funds, accept bribes, abuse their position for personal gain or deliberately conceal corrupt activity. Once guilt is proven in a court of law, sentencing would no longer be left to discretion or influence.
The aim is to restore public trust by ensuring that those entrusted with power are held to the highest standards of accountability. Corruption at the top damages public services, wastes taxpayer money, and undermines confidence in democracy itself.
Clear, automatic consequences remove ambiguity and reduce the perception that powerful individuals are treated differently from ordinary citizens. This policy sends a simple message: public office is a responsibility, not an opportunity for personal enrichment.

Before being officially recognised as an adult, all individuals must complete a basic life skills course covering everyday tasks required to function independently.
This course would include simple but essential skills such as cooking a basic meal, doing laundry without shrinking everything, changing a light bulb, managing a small monthly budget, booking appointments, and writing a clear email without using emojis to replace words.
Participants must also demonstrate an understanding of basic household responsibilities, including cleaning shared spaces, taking out bins on the correct day, and recognising when something is broken versus when it is simply switched off.
The purpose of this policy is not to judge intelligence or education, but to ensure practical independence. Modern life increasingly allows people to avoid learning basic skills, often relying on others to fix problems they could reasonably handle themselves.
Completion of the course would come with a simple certificate confirming readiness for everyday adult responsibilities, not perfection — just basic competence.
Those who do not pass would be required to complete a short refresher course and retake the assessment before being considered fully independent. Until then, they would be encouraged to live in shared or supported accommodation where basic responsibilities are clearly structured. This ensures independence is earned through competence, not assumed by age alone.

A three-strike system would be introduced for repeat shoplifting offences to provide clear consequences and protect local businesses.
On the first offence, individuals would receive a formal warning and mandatory education on the impact of shoplifting on staff, small businesses, and local communities. A second offence would result in community service linked to retail or local public services.
On the third offence, a public accountability measure would be applied. The individual would be required to spend a fixed period of time in a traditional public “stocks-style” display in a designated civic area, under supervision and without physical harm. This would be accompanied by a public notice explaining the offence, with clear rules preventing abuse or harassment.
In addition, the offence would be publicly recorded online for a limited period to act as a deterrent, not a permanent mark. The aim is not cruelty, but deterrence, accountability, and protecting workers who face daily theft with little consequence for repeat offenders.
This policy focuses on visible consequences rather than repeated cycles of arrest and release.