We have already begun delivering for 3.5 million workers by raising the minimum wage. A boost worth up to £1,400. Wages are rising faster than prices, with the average worker set to be £700 better off over the next year.
We are making the dream of home ownership a reality again by building 1.5 million affordable homes across the UK.
Labour’s fuel duty freeze will save the average driver nearly £60 and we are retaining the bus fare cap to help commuters.

We have invested £26 billion in our NHS, resulting in waiting lists falling by over 190,000 since Labour took office. We have ended the junior doctor strikes within four weeks of taking office. As a result meaning 500,000 vital appointments and operations saved.
We are also rebuilding NHS dentistry by making 700,000 extra urgent appointments.

We are rolling out free breakfast clubs for every primary schools, giving children a healthy start to the day, saving parents up to £450 a year.
We are also capping the costs of school uniforms will save families £50 a year.
Taking steps to invest an extra £2.3 billion into schools, and recruiting 6,500 more teachers. We are also unlocking up to 10,000 more apprenticeships a year, to ensure our children learn vital skills.
We are reforming SEND with another £740 million of capital investment to create more specialist facilities in mainstream schools.

Labour is putting police back on the beat with 13,000 extra neighbourhood policing roles, with a named officer in every community.
Labour is clamping down on anti-social behaviour with new Respect Orders to ban repeat offenders from town centres, and giving police powers to seize vehicles that cause havoc to communities, like off-road bikes
We are protecting women in our community. We are putting specialist domestic abuse workers in 999 control rooms, giving the police the power to reveal stalkers identities under a new ‘Right to Know’ scheme, strengthening stalking protection orders and introducing a new spiking offence

We have pledged an extra £1.6 billion to invest in road repairs. This should fix seven million extra potholes, which will save residents money.
Also, £4.8 billion is being invested in motorways and major A-roads to improve transport links across the country.
The average driver will save up to £60 at the pumps thanks to Labour’s fuel duty freeze.

We are going to level the playing field between high streets and online retailers. Labour plans to permanently cut business rates for retail, hospitality and leisure properties by asking online giants to pay their fair share.
Also, we are supporting our high streets with over 1 million small businesses benefiting from the increase in the threshold at which they pay national insurance.

We have been tackling criminal gangs through a new Border Security Command, which is backed with £150 million of funding.
The Government is hiring more caseworkers to tackle the asylum backlog and get people out of expensive hotels.