Manifesto Figures

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Plan for Change

This page will show you every time the Labour Party give a figure/number in their manifesto. Let's begin.

Strong Foundations

• National Security: We will set out the path to spending 2.5 per cent of GDP on defence.
• Secure Borders: Labour will set up a new returns and enforcement unit, with an additional 1,000 staff, to fast-track removals to safe countries for people who do not have the right to stay here.
• Economic Stability:Labour will keep mortgage rates as low as possible, with a strong independent Bank of England - which will continue to target stable inflation of 2 per cent.

Mission 1: Kickstarting Economic Growth

• Capitalised with £7.3 billion over the course of the next parliament, the National Wealth Fund will have a remit to support Labour's growth and clean energy misions.
• The fund will have a target of attracting three pounds of private investment for every one pound of public investment.
• We plan to allocate:
  • £1.8 billion to upgrade ports and build supply chains across the UK.
  • £1.5 billion to new gigafactories so our automotive industry leads the world.
  • £2.5 billion to rebuild our steel industry.
  • £1 billion to accelerate the deployment of carbon capture.
  • £500 million to support the manufacturing of green hydrogen.
• Labour will cap corporation tax at the current level of 25 per cent.
• Labour will make a renewed push to fulfill the ambition of full gigabit and national 5G coverage by 2030.
• Labour will build 1.5 million new homes over the next parliament.

Mission 2: Make Britain a Clean Energy Superpower

• Clean energy by 2030 is Labour's second mission.
• Our plan will create 650,000 jobs across the country by 2030.
• Labour will work with the private sector to double onshore wind, triple solar power, and quadruple offshore wind by 2030.
• Labour will capitalise Great British Energy (new publicly-owned company) with £8.3 billion, over the next parliament.
• We will reward clean energy developers with a British Jobs Bonus, allocating up to £500 million per year from 2026.
• Labour will invest an extra £6.6 billion over the next parliament to upgrade five million homes to cut bills for families.
• We will ensure homes in the private rented sector meet minimum energy efficiency standards by 2030.

Mission 3: Take Back our Streets

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Mission 4: Break Down the Barriers to Opportunity

• As an initial step, Labour will open an additional 3,000 nurseries through upgrading space in primary schools.
• Labour will recruit an additional 6,500 new expert teachers.

Mission 5: Build an NHS Fit for the Future

• As a first step, in England we will deliver an extra two million NHS operations, scans, and appointments every year; that is 40,000 more appointments every week.
• Labour will introduce a rescue plan to provide 700,000 more urgent dental appointments and recruit new dentists.
• We will recruit an additional 8,500 new staff to treat children and adults through our first team.
• Labour aim to end HIV cases by 2030.

Serving the Country

• At the end of the Parliament in which a member reaches 80 years of age, they will be required to retire from the House of Lords.

Labour's Fiscal Plan

Public Services¹

Revenue (2028-29)	£M	Policies Funded (2028-29)	£M
Revenue from closing further non-dom tax loopholes and investment in reducing tax avoidance2	5,230	40,000 more operations, scans and appointments every week	1,010
		Double the number of NHS CT and MRI scanners	250
		Dentistry package including 700,000 urgent appointments every year	125
		Free breakfast clubs in every primary school	315
		Investment in HMRC to reduce tax avoidance	855
Revenue from applying VAT and business rates to private schools	1,510	6,500 new expert teachers	450
		Increased teacher and headteacher training	270
		Delivering work experience and careers advice for all young people	85
		Early language development in primary schools	5
		Ofsted reform	45
		Over 3,000 new nurseries	35
		Mental health support for every school	175
		Young Futures Hubs	95
Revenue from closing carried interest tax loophole	565	Recruit 8,500 new mental health staff	410
		Legal aid for victims of disasters or state-related deaths3	30
		Waive visa costs for non-UK veterans who have served four years of more in British forces4	10
Revenue from increasing stamp duty on purchases of residential property by non-UK residents by 1%	40	Appoint 300 new planning officers	20
		Barnett consequentials5	650
Total	7,350	Total including Barnett consequentials	4,835
1 May not sum due to rounding. 2 Revenue from tax avoidance driven by additional £855m per year investment in HMRC. Does not include £600m revenue from removing non-dom discount loophole in 2025-26. 3 Costs are England and Wales. 4 Costs are UK wide. 5 Scotland (£320m), Wales (£195m), Northern Ireland (£135m).

Green Prosperity Plan⁶

Revenue (annual average)	£bn	Policies Funded (annual average)	£bn
Windfall tax on oil and gas giants	1.2	Great British Energy	1.7
		National Wealth Fund	1.5
		British Jobs Bonus7	0.3
		Warm Homes Plan7	1.1
		Barnett consequentials	0.2
Total	1.2	Total including Barnett consequentials	4.7
Borrowing to invest within fiscal rules	3.5
6 May not sum due to rounding. 7 Elements of the British Jobs Bonus (up to $500m per year from 2026-27) and Warms Homes Plan will be devolved.

Changes within departmental spending plans⁸

This table took a while for me to understand. Essentially, the amount in the final column is going from the middle column to the first column.

Policy	Funding within existing departmental plans	Amount re-allocated, annualised, £m
Prioritsing frontline public service delivery and public sector capability	Halving consultancy spend	745
13,000 additional neighbourhood police and community PCSOs; and specialist domestic abuse advisers in 999 control rooms at peak times	Police Efficiency and Collaboration Programme	400
New measures to clear the asylum backlog: Caseworkers, Returns and Enforcement Unit	End use of hotels for asylum accomodation	155
Border Security Command to tackle criminal gangs behind small boat crossings	Scrap the Rwanda scheme	75
Invest in roads maintenenace to fill in up to 1 million potholes every year	Deferring the A27 bypass	65
Put youth workers in A&E units and custody centres, and youth mentors in pupil referral units	Full cost recovery for firearms licenses	20
Appoint legal advocates to provide free legal advice and support to rape survivors across England and Wales	Redirect PCC grants for victims' services	5
Total		1,460
8 May not sum due to rounding