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About becoming a Councillor:

www.gov.uk/government/get-involved/take-part/become-a-councillor

www.beacouncillor.co.uk

Data Protection:

www.ico.org.uk/

Find a Council:

https://www.gov.uk/find-local-council

When you become a Councillor:

https://www.local.gov.uk/

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1.a. Is Politics really for me?
1.b. Success is never guaranteed
1.c. It's not about 'You'
1.d. Your footprints will follow you wherever you go
1.e. The downside of having a public profile
1.f. Being a Councillor can be very frustrating
1.g. Seek the unbiased opinion of others on whether you should run
1.h. Running as an Independent or 'open' Candidate
1.i. Which Local Authority should I run for?
1.j. Where is it easiest to get Elected?
1.k. How much work will it take to get Elected?
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1a. Useless Politicians
1b. A broken political system
1c. The Stepping Off Point
2.a. If the Election is in May, you need to get started
2.b. Get to know your local Democratic or Electoral Services Department
2.c. The Tiers of Government – An Overview
2.d. Parish & Town Councils
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2l. No left or right wing philosophy has been successful
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2n. Smaller Government
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3.b. Information sources that you MUST use
3.c. Putting out a Questionnaire
3.d. Canvassing before or during an Election Campaign
3.e. Leaflets & Campaign Literature
3.f. Contact Information you should always publish
3.g. Using the Media in Local Elections & Campaigns
3.h. Public Speaking and Interviews
3.i. Using Social Media to get Elected
3.j. Using Facebook to get Elected
3.k. Using Twitter to get Elected
3.l. Using a Blog to get Elected
3.m. Using Linkedin to get Elected
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3b. Rights should be the same for all
3c. The good the Left HAS achieved
3d. Passing the point of balance
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3i. The True Cost of Left Wing Rights Culture on the Public Sector
3j. What today's Public Sector culture means for us
3k. The Left Wing Snake eats its own tail
3l. Idealism has no solutions to the problems it creates
3m. Public Sector Reform: The Necessity & the Need
3n. Public Sector Reform: Politicians are the problem
3o. Rights fix everything
3p. Heads or Hands
3q. Worthless Degrees & Lower Standards
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4.d. Your Manifesto & Election Pledges
4.e. Your Competition
4.f. Election Agents
4.g. The Opening of Postal Votes
4.h. Election Day
4.i. The Count
4a. The Cost of Living Crisis: Why we can't afford to live
4b. The Problem we have with Money
4c. Qualitative has become Quantitative
4d. Money = Power, only because we think so
5.a. Ethics & Principles for Politics
5.b. Make critical thinking your second nature
5.c. Always know your stuff and come clean when you don't
5.d. Make yourself available
5.e. Respond to Communication
5.f. If you want to be a good politician
5.g. Always check the cap is screwed tight on the Tomato Ketchup
5a. Why Life isn't working fairly for all
5b. The Truth about jobs & 'non-jobs'
5c. The Gig 'Economy'
5d. The Minimum Wage Loophole
5e. The Minimum Wage keeps wages low
6.a. Setting up a new Political Party
6.b. Joining a Political Party
6.c. Getting Elected as an MP
6.d. News & Information Sources worth following
6.e. Links
6a. Social Mobility
6b. Social Mobility cannot be fixed without understanding the problem
6c. Environmental Influences on Social Mobility
6d. The smallest prejudices can have the greatest cost
6e. We all have a part to play in Social Mobility
6f. The role of Tech in Social Mobility
7a. Our Broken System of Governance
7b. The Abuse of Power
7c. Seat Blocking
7d. Changing how we are Governed
7e. The next General Election
7f. Our Responsibility
7g. Poor Politicians = Poor Everything
7h. Weak Political Management
7i. We have forgotten to value what is important
7j. The self-idolatry of the Public Sector
7k. Laws for Laws sake
7l. The Need for Regulatory Balance
8a. The tail that REALLY wags the dog
8b. Money Doesn't Exist
8c. Credit
8d. Truth is Stranger than Fiction
8e. Lies only work when you believe them
9a. The role of the Media
9b. ‘Bullshit has its own sound’
9c. Focusing on Difference creates Division
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Aa. The Great Correction
Ab. Unsustainable Everything
Ac. Business as usual is over
Ad. Our Politicians caused the mess
Ae. The Catalysts of Change
Af. The Correction of all we know and the end of Top-Down Hierarchy
Ag. Systemic Collapse
Ah. Dealing with the causes, not the effects
Ai. Always do the right thing
Aj. The Great Reset & New World Order Conspiracies
Ak. Do Conspiracy Theories have any grounding in all of this?
Ba. A New Practical Reality
Bb. The Correction of Prices
Bc. True Value
Bd. A Debt Jubilee
Be. A new age of Truth
Bf. The Wage Rise Myth
Bg. Life MUST be affordable for ALL
Bh. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should
Bi. An affordable Living framework is a Government Responsibility
Bj. Nobody has the right to make a profit
Ca. Levelling Level is genuine Social Justice
Cb. Socialism will always fail
Cc. Ethical Capitalism & Happy Lives
Cd. The Spiritual & Religious aspects of the coming age
Ce. Taxing Wealth instead of Productivity
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Da. The Basic Living Standard
Db. The Key Step
Df. Essential Goods & Services
Dg. What the Collapse will teach us
Dh. Rationing
Di. Grow Your Own
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Dj. Price Controls
Ea. The Basic Standard
Eb. Essential Foods
Ec. Home Building
Ed. Home Rental
Ee. Personal Transport
Ef. Petrol & Diesel
Eg. Essential Clothing & Footwear
Eh. Make do and Mend
Ei. Clothing Libraries
Ej. Basic Entertainment
Ek. Personal Communication
El. Luxurious Goods & Services
Fa. Essential Services to the Public
Fb. Utilities: Electricity, Water, Gas
Fc. Public Transport
From Here to There Through Now
Ga. What we really need
Gb. Food: What we need
Gc. Accommodation: What we need
Gd. Transport: What we need
Ge. Clothing: What we need
Gf. Healthcare: What we need
Gg. Utilities: What we need
Gh. Personal Communication: What we need
Gi. Entertainment: What we need
Gj. Savings, Investments & Other Eventualities: What we need
Ha. Education
Hb. Making the most of the differences in the way that we learn
Hc. Life skills and educational ‘basics’
Hd. Celebrating the achievement of academic success and being ‘time served’
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How To Get Elected: 2. Things you need to know
How To Get Elected: 3. Developing a Campaign
How To Get Elected: 4. The Election
How To Get Elected: 5. Being a good Representative
How To Get Elected: 6. Other Information & Support
Ia. Protectionism – Putting UK Jobs, Goods & Services FIRST
Ib. Out of sight, out of mind
Ic. Everything is relative
Id. The True Cost of Globalisation
Ie. The only Beneficiaries of Globalisation
If. The End of Globalisation is already underway
Ig. Profit at every turn meets practical reality
Ih. Patching the holes in the Global Supply Chain
Ii. Maintaining the Narrative
Ij. Dependency on others compromises UK Security
Ik. Full UK Self Sufficiency
Il. Recycle, Reuse, Repair
Im. Going Green: The happy consequence
Ja. The importance of Community in all things
Jb. Community is key
Jc. Our Contribution to the Community
Ka. Governance from the Community up; not from Westminster down
Kb. The ongoing power-grab
Kc. We Never Ask The Right Questions
Kd. Cost is always the excuse
Ke. Decisions should always be taken at the level where they will achieve the most good
Kf. Political Unity vs Political Control
Kg. Your influence is yours to give and to be answered to
Kh. Access to our Public Representatives
Ki. Government from the grassroots up
Kj. The right people in politics = the right decisions on behalf of us all
Kl. The role and voice of Young People
Km. Common Sense and the lightest touch of Law and Regulation
Kn. The UK Courts – Fixing the Problems
Ko. Policing
La. UK Benefits System
Lb. The Benefits Smart Card
Lc. The Community Bank
Levelling Level
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Levelling Level: 2. Part 1: Our Past, Today
Levelling Level: A. Part 2: The future and the stepping off point today into change
Ma. Bartering, Exchange and using money in the right way
Mb. Exchanging What We Have For What We Need
Mc. The End of Money as we know it
Md. Local Currencies & Bartering or Exchange Platforms
Me. Local Markets and Online Bartering Exchanges
Mf. Digital Currency
Na. The Media in our new world
Nb. A Media we can Trust
Nc. Stop the talk, stop the problem
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Oa. The Internet and Parallel Worlds
Ob. Removing Anonymity from any open communication platform
Oc. The Right to be forgotten
Od. Keeping it unreal in ‘The Metaverse’
Pa. Homelessness & Wiping the Slate Clean
Qa. What Levelling Level will look like
Qb. The return to values
Qc. Keeping it real
Qd. True equality is found at the level of self-sustainability for all
Qe. Why Levelling Level is important now
The Basic Living Standard
The Grassroots Manifesto
The People First Economy
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