The Heritage Party seeks to revitalize the United Kingdom by embracing the principles of social conservatism. It aims to preserve life, liberty, prosperity, and national sovereignty while reconnecting the nation to its historical roots and reversing what it perceives as cultural degradation caused by politically correct ideologies.

Protecting Culture and Heritage:

The Heritage Party champions the preservation of British culture and heritage, highlighting the UK's achievements in democracy, the legal system, and historical contributions to science and technology. The party criticizes the influence of Marxist ideologies and political correctness, which it claims undermine societal values and traditions.

It advocates for celebrating and teaching British history, emphasizing a balanced view of the past.

Liberty and Free Speech:

The party strongly advocates for the defense and promotion of freedoms concerning speech, expression, assembly, and belief. It opposes the legal constraints imposed by hate speech laws, arguing for the right to express controversial opinions without fear of legal repercussions.

The Heritage Party plans to dismantle repressive laws and promote a culture where freedom of speech is genuinely valued.

Traditional Family Values:

Emphasizing the importance of traditional family structures, the Heritage Party supports the conventional definition of marriage and the nuclear family as essential to societal health and stability. It intends to reinforce these values through tax benefits and education, and oppose movements and educational content that it views as contrary to these values.

National Sovereignty:

The Heritage Party asserts that the UK should be governed without foreign interference, emphasizing full control over its laws and policies. It is critical of recent treaties and international agreements that it believes compromise the UK’s sovereignty and advocates for leaving or renegotiating these agreements to prioritize national interests.

Self-Sufficiency in Energy:

Criticizing the current energy policies and the focus on net-zero carbon emissions, the Heritage Party proposes a return to using domestic fossil fuels and increasing nuclear power production. It opposes the Paris Climate Agreement and any strategies that restrict national control over energy policies.

Low Immigration:

The party proposes strict controls on immigration to alleviate pressure on national resources and preserve cultural identity. It advocates for significant reductions in legal immigration and robust measures to eliminate illegal immigration and protect borders more effectively.

Preserving Our Environment:

The Heritage Party plans to protect the natural environment by opposing the overdevelopment of green spaces and promoting policies that aim for environmental conservation without adhering to what it calls "green ideology." Financial Responsibility: Promoting fiscal conservatism, the Heritage Party aims to reduce government spending on what it sees as non-essential areas, such as foreign aid and diversity initiatives. It advocates for financial policies that ensure the responsible use of taxpayer money and reduce the national debt.

Free Market Economy:

The party supports a low-tax, free-market economy where government intervention is minimized. It believes in the revitalization of British industry and opposes economic policies influenced by climate concerns or social agendas that it views as detrimental to economic growth.

A Culture of Life:

The Heritage Party opposes abortion and supports policies that protect life from conception, including opposing assisted suicide and euthanasia. It promotes a culture that values life and provides support for individuals and families in need.

Democracy for the 21st Century:

The party calls for electoral reform to implement proportional representation and advocates for the reform of the House of Lords and other democratic institutions to reduce political corruption and restore public trust in governance. The Heritage Party’s manifesto outlines a comprehensive return to social conservatism, emphasizing national sovereignty, traditional values, and individual liberties.

It proposes significant reforms aimed at reversing what it perceives as the negative impacts of modern political and social ideologies on British society.