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  • UK involvement in Iran War
    I am appalled at the decision to let US warplanes use RAF Fairford to attack Iranian facilities in support of the unprovoked attack by the US and Israel’s on a sovereign country despite no definite proof of danger to either. I demand that you recognise there is no justification for this action and along with your colleagues in Government withdraw this permission 
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    Created by George Davis
  • Stop the plans to tamper with the clock changes
    The Government are considering tampering with the clock changes so that it's darker in the mornings and lighter in the evenings for longer. This means it will still be dark for longer for most people getting up to go to work
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  • Act now: Subsidise water butts to fight rising water costs.
    The pressure on households to cope with the cost of living is immense in this country. Also housepipe bans shouldn’t become the norm. Householders need to take control of their water usage as the water companies have little interest in promoting this. If the government was to subsidise water butts by say 10%. This would make them attractive for householders to buy. Also if 500,000 households bought a 100 litre water butt. This would save  50,000 m3 of water. Fill it 100 times and you have saved a small sized reservoir of water. I would like you to work up a scheme with defra to do this and put it forward as a government bill. 
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  • Save Jackson's Lane Car Park
    Save Jackson's Lane Car Park,  Wellingborough's only unrestricted car park with 24 hour access. Used by hundreds of people every day to park for work, shops, churches, schools and local services. 
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  • Improve Safety at the Junction of Greencliffe Avenue and West Lane
    We’re asking Bradford Council to urgently review the junction where Greencliffe Avenue meets West Lane.
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    Created by Shona Goldthorpe
  • Freedom of expression at schools
    In many educational institutions, there’s a prevailing culture that stifles personal expression. This often extends beyond dress codes to include strict rules on jewelry and piercings. Freedom of expression is a protected right, yet it is being curtailed in environments that should foster individuality and creativity.
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    Created by Zahra Sharma-Puwar
  • Help Save Wickham Fields
    We call on Mid Sussex District Council's Planning Committee to refuse any planning application for housing development on Wickham Fields (Land West of Gatesmead / SHELAA site 988), Old Wickham Lane, Haywards Heath. This site was assessed by the council and not allocated for housing in the District Plan 2021–2039. It is one of the last remaining areas of open green space in this part of Haywards Heath, sits adjacent to two Grade II* listed buildings, and is actively used by the community. We ask the committee to protect this green space and uphold the council's own plan.
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    Created by John Phillips
  • University Hospitals of Leicester need to properly fund the Sleep Service
     We are seeing complaint after complaint about unacceptable delays in accessing the Sleep Service at the Leicester General Hospital. Phone calls and emails go unanswered, and waiting times for appointments are far too long. For a service that provides essential medical care, this lack of access is deeply concerning. We call on University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust to recognise the urgency of this issue and take immediate action to provide the necessary funding and resources. Sign this petition to demand meaningful change and ensure that no one is left waiting for the care or the essential equipment that they need. 
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  • Force Uber technologies operating in the UK to communicate by email and NOT there App
    Communicate via email instead of on the Uber App where they conveniently delete the Threads.  Uber's whole complaints set up seems to hinder rather than help.
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  • Make the junction safe at Rose Hill / Church Cowley Rd / Henley Ave.
    We call on Oxfordshire County Council (and Oxford City Council) to ensure the junction at Rose Hill, Henley Avenue, and Church Cowley Road, plus the roads approaching the junction, are safe for the community. Traffic has increased at this site, with vehicle flow changing in recent years since LTNs. Impatience, frustration, risk-taking, and near-misses are rising. Drivers routinely ignore speed limits, and at every light change between one and five vehicles jump the red lights. This includes traffic without a right-turn filter from Rose Hill to Church Cowley Road, as well as traffic from Church Cowley Road and Henley Avenue. The behaviour is not limited to motor vehicles; cycles, scooters and e-bikes also frequently run the lights, especially downhill from Rose Hill. In addition, the junction layout, with the gentle left turn from Henley Avenue onto Church Cowley Road, contributes to vehicles entering quickly and running changing amber or red lights. There are no pedestrian crossings on any of the three crossing points at Rose Hill, Church Cowley Road and Henley Avenue, and there is a lack of speed limit and traffic light enforcement. What we are asking for: • Install at least two pedestrian crossing points at the junction, • Install red-light cameras on all three junction arms, • Enforce the speed limit on Rose Hill, Henley Avenue, and Church Cowley Road. (Speed monitoring indicates frequent speeding by all vehicles, including HGVs: https://telraam.net/home/location/9000007291), • Introduce measures to reduce stop-start bottleneck congestion and dangerous road user behaviours in the times between the queues, • Add effective measures to slow cycles and scooters on the downhill approach, • Improve pedestrian refuge islands so they are usable for families, wheelchair users, and cyclists walking bikes, • Review junction design, including to reduce high-speed turns and late light-running from all three points, and to prevent the service road alongside Rose Hill (even numbers) being used by rapid vehicles seeking a congestion-avoiding shortcut, • Add an additional pedestrian crossing on Church Cowley Road (near Eleanor Close), • Carry out an urgent formal safety assessment and site visit. ____________________________ The petition is directed to: Oxfordshire County Councillors David Henwood (Rose Hill & Littlemore), Saj Malik (Cowley) and Brad Baines (Isis), who represent residents and roads affected by this junction, and seeks the support of Andrew Gant, Cabinet Member for Transport Management at Oxfordshire County Council. It also seeks the backing of Oxford City Councillors Susan Brown, Linda Smith and Nigel Chapman (Rose Hill & Iffley ward), Barbara Coyne, Andrew Coles and Mark Lygo (Cowley ward), and the MP for Oxford East, Anneliese Dodds.
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  • Stop subsidising Oil and Gas Companies with our Taxes and creating excessive plastic waste
    Please end all tax reliefs and close loopholes for Fossil Fuel Companies.  As a British Tax payer, I do not give my permission for my taxes to be used to fund the fossil fuel industries.  
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  • SMSA's ‘Silent No More’ Campaign - Driving Forward a Scottish Men’s Health Strategy
    The SMSA, working on behalf of our 5,000+ members and in partnership with other men’s health charities and organisations across Scotland, are calling on all political parties and public – men and women - to act now to reduce male health poverty and support our ‘Silent No More’ campaign. With the May elections approaching quickly please ask and write to your candidates about their male health strategies and opinions. Scotland needs a clear, properly funded Men’s Health Strategy that recognises men and boys’ specific needs, tackles health inequalities, and delivers meaningful action to reduce preventable deaths—especially suicide. Post elections this will be something to work with if they have pledged their support.  Without a national strategy, men across Scotland will continue to fall through the cracks. It’s time for Scotland to show leadership, dedicate to equality in health, and invest in a healthier future for our men and boys which impacts on everyone. We call on the Scottish Government and all political parties to commit to developing and funding a dedicated Men’s Health Strategy and Men’s Health Champion for Scotland—and to properly invest in proven, empowered grassroots solutions already supporting men across the country, like the SMSA, without reinventing the wheel. SILENT NO MORE.
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