A domestic party · Registered with the Electoral Commission
The Georgist Party of Britain exists to liberate productive British people from a rentier class whose business model is to treat our inheritance like an economic zone, who use taxes on the wages and work of the productive to keep their monopoly asset prices at record highs and the wages of Britons low.
The wealth is already here: Britain's land alone is worth some £8.5 trillion, a value measured in our people and institutions, our laws and wages, even our roads and railways and schools. We are not a poor country. We are a rich one paying rent on its own birthright.
With your help, let's shift the paradigm of decay and death to one of revival and growth: social healing; higher wages; lower house prices and meaningful national growth
The two pillars
Nature's gifts belong to the British nation
Land, minerals, the sea around us and the airwaves were created by no one. Their value grows because a particular people have gathered on a particular island for a thousand years, building the civilization, communities, institutions, companies, streets and railways, schools, ports, even the parliament. That shared value should fund Britain, not a foreign fund, offshore trust, or small rentier elite.
Created wealth belongs to its creator
Wages, savings, businesses and buildings are made by people. Taxing them punishes the very effort Britain needs. So we sweep away every tax on enterprise and consumption and leave one flat 20% rate on income, falling as the land charge grows. Nothing you build should be taxed.
20%
one flat rate on income, no National Insurance, no VAT, no council tax, no stamp duty
Stable
affordable house prices as land speculation ends, homes priced for living in
£360bn
the rent Britain's land yields every year, collected for the nation instead of a rentier class
"The land is the inheritance of the British nation; the wealth of its people's hands is their own. The more a country collects of the first, the less it need take of the second."
Britain is a nation, not an economic zone. Every policy we espouse is designed to first benefit Britain's citizens, the people whose home this is. Politics does not have to be zero sum. Membership is open to anyone who supports that objective.
More and more of Britain's ground is held by owners answerable to no British voter: overseas companies, tax-haven trusts, foreign state funds, and funds that profit from our housing shortage. A charge on land value puts that land back to work for the country it sits in.
We are a domestic party with a domestic mandate: homes, wages, infrastructure and the tax system of this country. Britain's inheritance will not be spent on arrangements British households have no vote over.
A fair annual charge on the unearned value of land, the one asset nobody made, nobody can hide offshore, and nobody abroad should be free to hoard. It funds the nation.
A single 20% rate on income and nothing else on your work: no National Insurance, no VAT, no council tax, no stamp duty, no corporation tax. As the land charge rises, the rate on work will fall.
End the land-hoarding that inflates prices. Tax the site, not the building, and homes return to what they cost to build.
Rail, energy and broadband funded by the land value that public investment itself creates, no borrowing from the future.
The Single Tax calculator
Put in your salary, your partner's salary and the total value of any homes you own. We add up everything you hand over today, income tax, National Insurance, VAT, council tax and the rest, and set it against one annual land value charge plus a flat income tax.
Open the calculator5%
annual charge on the value of the land you hold, never on the buildings on it
20%
one flat rate of income tax, and nothing else on your work
Membership is £20 a year and gives you a vote on the platform, the candidates and the campaign. It takes two minutes.
The land question is being argued over right now, in committee rooms, in the Chamber and on the money pages. None of these pieces are ours, and all of them are free to read.
Westminster
Dan Neidle models a land value tax on English homes and finds at least 63% of people better off in cash terms.
Tax Policy Associates, July 2026
Infrastructure
MPs conclude that the value planning permission and new transport links add to land is created by the community, and that far too little of it is recovered.
House of Commons committee, October 2025
Property tax
With a Prime Minister who has backed a land levy for fifteen years, the press question has shifted from whether land should be taxed to how.
The Guardian, August 2026