A new Labour Grassroots group has been demanding a radical draft plan to expand the “NHS Style” for the Labour. The 10 points plan expands the pass of buses and other utilities to people working in other services.
On Saturday, the Labour Campaign Universal Basic Services (UBS) launched a draft plan for the future elected Labour government of the UK. The draft plan includes setting the 10 pillars of the UBS.
Some of the legal entitlements that were in the 2019 prospectus included better childcare, proper social care, and free access to fiber broadband for all.
The new proposal calls on fulfilling the prior commitment for free fiber broadband. It also includes a plan to expand the free bus services for everyone at a cost of £5 billion per annum.
Furthermore, it proposed to abolish water and energy bills for most families around the country at a cost of £22 billion dollars. An estimated new national food service at £4 billion a year has also been added to the new draft.
The founder of the new campaign group, Councillor Nathan Griffiths has high hopes from the UBS to eradicate poverty and help the country stand back post-COVID 19. The final version of this plan will be published at the beginning of next year
