A common sense plan for Britain, explained clearly.

Reform UK's economic pitch centres on cutting taxes for workers and small businesses, slimming the civil service, and reshoring manufacturing behind cheaper energy. The 2024 Contract with You set out the headline tax numbers; policy statements since then have added a 'lean state' theme.

Immigration is Reform UK's flagship area. The party proposes leaving the European Convention on Human Rights, ending Indefinite Leave to Remain for arrivals under the 2021-24 'Boriswave', and running a five-year deportation programme it calls Operation Restoring Justice.

Reform UK commits to keeping the NHS free at the point of use and funded by general taxation, while redirecting spending from 'back-office bloat' to front-line care. The 2024 Contract also proposed tax relief for people using private healthcare or insurance to reduce NHS demand.

Reform UK's justice pitch is 'the first duty of the state is to protect its citizens'. It combines visible neighbourhood policing, mandatory minimum sentences for serious and repeat offenders, expanded stop-and-search, and a rapid prison-building programme so violent offenders are not released early.

Reform UK proposes a return to what it calls 'core academic standards' in schools, an expansion of vocational and apprenticeship routes for young people, and legal free-speech protection in universities. It also opposes what it terms 'ideological' teaching in schools.

Reform UK argues Britain has a housing shortage driven by planning delays and high demand. Its proposals combine planning reform, tax incentives for developers who build quickly, and giving councils priority to house local people first.

Reform UK proposes to abandon the UK's 2050 net-zero target, scrap green levies on household bills, and expand domestic gas, small modular reactors and North Sea licensing. The party argues this is the fastest route to lower bills and greater energy security.

Reform UK proposes raising defence spending well above the NATO 2% floor, rebuilding recruitment and retention, and modernising equipment programmes. It frames the threat environment around Russia and China and wants what it calls 'woke' initiatives removed from the services.

Reform UK's environment offer runs through farming and water. It proposes ending inheritance-tax charges on family farms, cutting paperwork on producers, tougher enforcement on water companies, and reversing some net-zero measures affecting farmland use.