Childcare. The massive benefits to the economy cannot be overstated. There would less discrimination in employment against women of childbearing age (not even just mothers) if employers knew that wouldn't be an issue. The amount of extra workers in employment can only be a massive benefit to society

If it wasn't mandatory, I wouldn't pay a single dime to the government. They use our money to indoctrinate kids, to brainwash people, and to make our lives a living hell. No one in good conscience should voluntarily give money to this government. Just minutes ago I read on Twitter that a 20 year old man was brutally killed because of his sexuality. Yesterday his brother and cousins slit his throat and left his body under a tree to rot only because he expressed that he was gay. I would never want to give money to a system that creates these monsters. I'm so pissed right now TBH ...

Education / Better Infrastructure overall. (certain roads and bridges that haven't been touched in decades for example)

An anti animal abuse task force that hunts down animal abusers and forces them to fight to the death on live tv for our entertainment

Social housing, public transport, further education, childcare, free (good quality) school meals. I’d like to say universal income, but I’d rather raise pensions/benefits and force companies to pay a decent wage.

Childcare.

Daycare

Higher education/trade school/ universal preschool.

We get taxed a lot in the UK so we have a lot of things provided by the government (some great, some a complete waste of money)... but I think at some point a universal provision of internet might be a good idea (so long as its is only sponsored by governments, not controlled) so that anyone can access online services.

Public green spaces ( parks or similar)

I already pay too much taxes

public housing and colleges, there is too much damn real estate for there to be tent cities downtown

UBI