Public funding of culture, media and sports organisations will be conditional on those organisations respecting the principles of free-speech, freedom of expression and free association. Institutions that fail to do so, such as through censoring artefacts or deterring people from civil discourse, will have funding withdrawn.

Culture 

• Maintain free access to national museums and art galleries.
  
  
• Examine the available funding and planning rules for live music venues and the grassroots music sector, protecting venues from further closures post-pandemic. 
  
  
• Support as well as protect minority national and regional languages including Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Irish Gaelic, Cornish, Ulster Scots/Scots and Manx: 
  
  • Ensure that all road signs/official buildings in the respective nations and regions are bilingual. 

• National Arts Council funding will be substantially increased for those organisations which foster artistic and craft excellence.

• We will ensure that all significant statues and monuments are listed and protected at national level.

• Make St. George, St. David, St. Andrew and St. Patrick days, all national holidays. 

Media 

• Scrap BBC licence fee and move to a subscription model. 
  
  
• Privatise Channel 4.
  
  
• Privatise S4C. 
  
  
• Implement Leveson 2. 
  
  
• A digital bill of rights. 

Sport 

• A tax of 1% of turnover shall be levied on all premier league football clubs to fund the construction of new football pitches and community facilities in each Town or Parish Council across England. 

• Install an independent statutory regulator for football, which would oversee the English Premier League. 

• Sports clubs shall be granted new rights to lease their sports grounds from local government landlords on a long-term lease at a peppercorn rent – giving clubs security of tenure necessary to grow.