This is a party political roleplaying sim.

We would like to welcome you to the political simulator, ''Rule Britannia''. This is a forum based political simulator, which simulates the procedures of the United Kingdom Parliament. Here its the place where you can be a Member for Parliament and represent your voters on the House of Commons, the Press and inside your Party. You can play as a member of the Government, on Labour, as a member of the Most Loyal Opposition, on the Conservative Party and as a Liberal Democrat. .

Join the government or join the opposition, work your way up the ranks, make a name for yourself and help your party achieve the goal of government!

Debate with other players on policy, bills before Parliament and on how best to run the country. How should the National Health Service be reformed? How do you reduce crime? what should Britain's schools look like?

You can take control and see if you can be better than the government in running the country. Get the press on your side, tweak the budget and handle crises that may arise. You too can experience politics at it's best (and worst!!!)

The Power To Govern is a new online simulation of the British political system, presently set in 2007 and onwards and hosted by Proboards forum technology.

What do you do as a MP?

Become an MP in Britain and take on the responsibilities of your constituency

You can join up as members of the British government and rise through the ranks until your party achieves more seats, maybe even as the government. Maybe you will even be the Prime Minister

We are a new community but we hope that you will stay with us and develop this game to one of the biggest political simulators.

What problems could you get?

Aid, Airports, Animal Welfare, Coal pits closure, Countryside/ Rural life, Crime, Defense, Devolution, Drugs, Economy, Education, Election voting reform, EU, Fair wages, Farming crises, Flu pandemic, Geneticall modified food, Housing, Immigration, Inflation, Inner Cities, NHS, Northern Ireland, nuclear Power, Nuclear weapons, Pensions, Petrol prices, Pollution, Poverty, Privatisation, Public services, Race relations, Social Security, Tax, trade unions / strikes, Transport, unemployment and a few surprises