So you've just become PM, what's on the menu?

Trifid said:
Quiet at low speed, yes - they are great. The tyre and wind roar from electric SUVs driving at speed in residential areas is significant though.
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I think that is another problem again. Unfortunately our roads/infrastructure needs a vast amount of money chucking at it and too many people who'll stand against needed changes just because they can.
 
1) reverse Brexit
2) use the massive benefit from 1 above to trigger a large nationwide housebuilding and infrastructure roll out
3) implement PR, and associated controls on boundary movements.
3.5) indulge me. Make any changes to anything to do with politics, HOC, HOL, etc all by opposition bill rather than government bill so simple government majority cannot force through basically undemocratic changes
 
Work toward UK energy independence and expand to make us a net exporter of energy.

Invest heavily in small nuclear reactor projects as a stopgap, both R&D and manufacturing.

Invest heavily in renewable energy production R&D / manufacturing.

Renewable storage / heat batteries. Same R&D and local manufacturing.

Fusion... We're somehow in the top few countries in research, run with that.

Fix the fracking roads. Tax the mega rich and corporations to do it.


adidan said:
I'm getting the general impression on here is that it's pretty much
1) Do away with what I don't like
2) Make anybody but me worse off
3) Pick on *insert group* because reasons
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Isn't this politics in a nutshell?
 
Ban cheap and crap foods, educate people on healthy living and promote and support it through subsidies or incentives to follow those lifestyles. Measure, analyse and evaluate how this impacts the NHS, and adjust accordingly (i.e. banning smoking etc...).

Invest more in infrastructure, with incentives, and apprenticeships that lead to paradigm shifting industry capability (such as free public transport or at least flat rate monthly payments, stimulate local businesses and help with that circular economy model). Create a world recognised centre of excellence for infrastructure and engineering, creating export capability for our innovative behaviours.

Boost STEM education at all ages and move to a more modern and diverse international baccalaureate programme rather than the antiquated system we have here. Helping people being better at critical thinking and provide better well rounded education. As well as clamping down hard on disruptive behaviours in educational establishment but allowing critical debate and challenges.
 
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malachi said:
Yes but they are separate countries. When people talk about immigration, it's about people from other countries. The UK isn't a country. Just like the EU
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Do you really consider The Welsh Scots and Northern Irish as immigrants then? If I am prime minister of the UK which includes these countries why would you ever consider these as immigrants?
 
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