The Christian Peoples Alliance (CPA) merges a business-friendly approach with a deep commitment to social justice and support for the underprivileged. Guided by a distinct political philosophy, the party aims to reshape society through principles that diverge from traditional political labels and align more closely with Christian democratic ideals.

Turnover Tax:

A new tax targeted at businesses to ensure that multinational corporations contribute fairly to the UK economy. This is intended to replace some other forms of business taxation and fund public services.

Economic Justice:

Efforts include supporting British businesses post-Brexit, improving financial fairness, and cracking down on tax avoidance.

Family and Marriage:

Proposals to support marriage and families through financial incentives and training for couples. The party seeks to reinforce traditional family structures and values.

Healthcare:

A focus on maintaining a publicly funded, efficient health service. Proposals include reinstating the GP fundholding system and opposing politically driven health policies.

Education:

Advocating for parental rights in education and restructuring the educational system to promote parental choice and religious values in schools.

Criminal Justice Reform:

Plans to reform the criminal justice system, including support for restorative justice and prison reform.

Public Safety:

Policies aimed at reducing crime rates and improving police effectiveness by focusing on actual crimes rather than political correctness.

Political Reforms:

Suggestions to enhance democratic processes, including reforms to the House of Lords and electoral systems to ensure fairer representation and accountability.

Immigration and Integration:

Stresses the need for controlled immigration and effective integration of immigrants into British society.

Foreign Policy and Defense:

Emphasis on supporting persecuted Christians globally and adjusting foreign aid policies to focus on promoting human rights and dignity. The party positions itself as offering a unique blend of pro-business and pro-social policies, distinct from major political parties in the UK.