UK Libertarian Party
Welcome to the website of the Libertarian Party of the United Kingdom. We aim to take the cynicism out of British politics, by taking the politicians out of your everyday life.
Libertarians believe in individual liberty, personal responsibility, and freedom from government—on all issues at all times. We don't say government is too big in one area, but then in another area push for a law to force people to do what we want. We believe in individual liberty, personal responsibility, and freedom from government—on all issues at all times.
A Consistent, Coherent Platform
The Libertarian approach offers a consistent and coherent way of looking at the world—one that puts you and your family at the centre of things. We believe that when it comes to making those decisions that really matter—how your children are educated, who will care for your elderly relatives, how much of your life you spend working and how much with your family—there's only one person that can make the best choice for you: and that is you.
Our Manifesto
As we formally launch our detailed policy positions over the coming weeks, you'll be able to see that there is another way forwards for our country; one which puts you, rather than the corrupt politicians at Westminster, firmly in charge. Our policies provide real-world solutions to the real-world challenges that we all face today, and do so whilst putting government and the State back in their rightful place as the servants, rather than the masters, of us all.
Our recently publicised proposal to scrap personal Income Tax is just one example of the way in which the Libertarian Party is moving the political agenda within the UK. If you want to be part of that change, if you care about the future, join us and be part of Britain's most inspiring political party.
Business As Usual?
When it comes to abolishing Income Tax, Libertarians mean business, not business as usual. When it comes to doing something positive about crime, Libertarians mean business, not business as usual. When it comes to empowering you to make the health and education choices most important to your family, Libertarians mean business, not business as usual.
At the last UK General Election, 4 in 10 registered electors—over 17 million people—chose not to vote. That's 17 million people who aren't happy with business as usual. Are you?