EMERGENCY & PUBLIC SERVICES

Universal Public Services: A Fundamental Right

We believe the health and happiness of any society is a direct reflection of leadership competency and of the level and quality of the public services it provides for its citizens.

We will make access to quality public services a fundamental right, enshrined into UK law, enabling every citizen to thrive and actively participate in building a stronger and more inclusive nation.

Serving Communities 24 x 7 x 365

Public and emergency services are not mere privileges; they facilitate our work, healthcare, transportation, and environmental stewardship, and shield the most vulnerable among us. They are the backbone of our nation's infrastructure and should serve every community around the clock.

When these essential services are universally accessible, impervious to financial pressures, political sway or weaponisation, individuals are liberated to channel their talents, time, and efforts into making meaningful contributions to society.

Strengthening Society:
Department For Public And Emergency Services

A New Division Of The UK Defence League

The Open Public Services (OPS) program in its current form has failed the British public since its inception.

Operating with a clear focus on the common good, we propose the creation of a dedicated Department for Public Services. Under the direction of the UK Defence League, this department will collaborate with local authorities to oversee four essential pillars of a stable and equitable society:

1. Safeguarding Communities: Implementing measures to protect citizens and maintain public safety.

   
   

2. Emergency Response: Coordinating efficient responses to crises and natural disasters.
   

3. Enhancing Neighbourhoods, Infrastructure, And Affordable Housing: Investing in community development and accessible housing solutions.

   
   

4. Promoting Public Health And Well-being: Advocating for health initiatives and services that improve quality of life.

By uniting these critical services under one entity, we aim to address challenges collectively, fostering a coordinated approach that reduces operational costs and increases efficiency. This integration will strengthen society, benefiting every citizen.

“Refocusing and redirecting funds into solutions that address the root causes of social issues is simply common sense.”

Andrew Greenhalgh