In an inherently unstable World, resilience is everything. The UK is also constrained by its limited space and under huge pressure to reverse stagnating growth in the backdrop of too many mutually occurring "crises". Could a nationwide tunnelling mega-project offer multiple solutions? Preparing for a clean emissions future,

Virtually every penny we pay in tax goes into one big tax stew - at HMRC. It's true that local authorities (with one hand tied behind their back) operate council tax and rates, and to a degree use Fixed Penalty Notices as a form of tax, but otherwise

The art of British political apathy for those many pre-brexit years was not that the voting masses were particularly tribal, but rather that they were not. Sadly, following two decades of single party dominance, and a referendum that would have peeled rock off distant planets - that's changed.

The British Education system has its diary and calendar all messed up, doesn't it? Here's the big idea: School Holidays are off, replaced with a year round model, to close the Holiday Gap. Yes, this is a huge suggestion and likely to firstly incur the wrath

Whom does it best serve to create division? Not you. Those holding the vested interest, of course. It's easy to think there's "left = good", "right = bad". For some reason, our political discord has been distilled into this bizarre either/or world. Sadly,

With every new day comes news stories of political polarity. Strong rhetoric across social media encamps people into their political or ideological tribes. Yet, a strong community dominates the agenda and the social proof of participation. That is, of course, those who seem themselves to be progressive. So how come

Lazy Summary: * In 100 years of democracy, how much has it truly evolved? * Voters should be given more choice and power and direct influence * Voters should be able to Indicatively Vote to influence their MP * These votes are not referendums, because they reflect the daily votes the MP is making

Super Coalition, or SuperCo, is a new directly democratic political party project for the UK. Its constitution allows it just one single MP. That MP shall be a reform activist. Consider them the first temporary, Coalition Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Our working theory? Water through a hose -