The UKIP View

UKIP pledges big rise in defence spending

Monday, 7th April 2008

The UK Independence Party’s new defence policy promises to stop trying to buy defence on the cheap and to increase current budgets by 40% in order to sustain Britain’s defence commitments properly. It also pledges smarter defence procurement, with more involvement by British industry.... More

UKIP policy to save our fishing fleet

Thursday, 27th March 2008

One of the greatest betrayals on joining the EEC in 1973 was the total betrayal of the British fishing industry. The UK Independence Party (UKIP) is the only party with the opportunity to restore British fishing to its former glory, to bring a nutritious meal back on to the tables of the least... More

UKIP's energy policy backs nuclear

Monday, 7th January 2008

The UK Independence Party says more use should be made of nuclear power and clean coal to provide secure and affordable energy supplies and safeguard the British economy. The policy was unveiled in a detailed document released to coincide with the government's statement on energy. To read the... More

Our New Year Message

Monday, 31st December 2007

A New Year Message from Nigel Farage MEP, leader of the UK Independence Party. The Prime Minister tells us, "For Britain, 2008 will be a year of real and serious changes", but as we have come to expect from him, he refuses to come clean about the biggest single change that will affect... More

Fishing: the UKIP policy

Tuesday, 4th December 2007

The main plank of the UK Independence Party’s Fishing Policy is the return of our fishing grounds to national control. Once that is achieved, they can be managed in a sustainable way. UKIP proposes restoring British waters and fishing to national control by leaving the Common Fisheries Policy,... More

UKIP launches policy blitz

Friday, 12th October 2007

The UK Independence Party has launched a broad range of policies for a better Britain described as "radical, different and unique to us" by the party's Deputy Leader and Head of Policy, David Campbell Bannerman. More

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