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  • Save our care homes: the elderly need our help!
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  • Stop Kings Academy Binfield’s Proposed Admissions Policy Change
    Kings Academy Binfield (KAB) is consulting on changes to its Admissions Policy that would prioritise pupils from Meadow Vale Primary Academy over children from Binfield COE Primary School.  If this change goes ahead, it could block many local families — including those whose children attend Binfield COE Primary School and other nearby schools — from gaining a place at their closest secondary school by 2027.  What We’re Calling For: We, the undersigned, call on: • Kings Group Academies Trust and Kings Academy Binfield to withdraw or amend this proposed Admissions Policy; and • Bracknell Forest Council to review the legality and fairness of the proposed changes before they are approved.
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  • Greenwich S.O.S. Save Our Shops
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  • Saying "No" to the over-development of Coton
    The Issue Coton has worked hard to house people over the last ten years and we have now reached capacity.  There are current issues surrounding infrastructure and flooding.   For example: • we still do not have 24/7 A and E and •  the road on Sandon Road can, on some occasions, resemble a mini lake.   • The building plans will make these problems worse.  There are other current issues within our local community, which we are dealing with, that we do not need to be splashed over the national press.     Coton is a lovely area with a brilliant, kind, local community who work together, so we can see why people would want to join us but the prospect of 2000 additional homes will absolutely be over development • destroying many of the elements that make Coton one of the best places to live in Staffordshire • providing little new infrastructure to counter-act the potential growth in population – we currently need more infrastructure as it is • we need protection from over-development   We ask that Stafford Borough Council, Staffordshire County Council, Stafford and Coton's Member of Parliament and statutory planning consultees think again and instead find a way of ensuring that development only happens in a positive way, in areas that have an abundance of paid employment and do not have a risk of flooding.  We don’t have enough paid employment  to occupy 2000 additional people – a lot of work gets done on a voluntary basis and overall, we don’t have the infrastructure now, let alone with an outpouring of more people.  We request that sufficient cross-partner work is undertaken to look at the cumulative impact of any development and that any houses permitted are done on an equitable basis across the Borough with appropriate infrastructure to meet the growing requirements.   Unfortunately, the Coton area has now reached capacity.
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  • 20mph speed restrictions for all of Bath
    We demand the implementation of 20mph limits across all of the remaining 30mph roads in Bath by the end of 2026.  This comes in the aftermath of a collision in Bath between a pedestrian and a motorcyclist.  We want to see a street environment where crashes are less likely to happen and less likely to cause injury. 
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  • Create Faye’s Law to stop mislabelling and missed diagnoses by requiring full patient history review
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  • Train attack heroes deserve a national honour
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  • No SeaLink in Pegwell Bay.
    Use all your resources to get National Grid to change their plans about bringing a power cable into Pegwell bay and building a massive converter building on Minster Marshes. These sites are protected nature reserves and next to sites of special scientific interest. 
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    End tax breaks on oil and gas production and fund a jobs guarantee for oil and gas workers instead.
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  • Stop the developers attempt to overturn August planning refusal at Prestleigh Road
    Stop the Developer’s Attempt to Overturn Evercreech’s Planning Decision at Prestleigh Road In August, Somerset Council’s planning committee made the right decision to refuse a development proposal on Prestleigh Road, Evercreech. The plan would have put the wrong type of houses in the wrong place, threatening the landscape, the village boundaries, and the character of our community. Now, just months later, the developer has added a couple of new documents to their original plan — and the planning officer appears to be fast-tracking it back to the committee. This is highly unusual and risks undermining public trust in the planning process. The original refusal was well justified, and if anything, further and stronger reasons for refusal have since emerged. It is unacceptable for developers to keep resubmitting applications until they get the answer they want — that’s not how local democracy should work. We, the undersigned, call on Somerset Council to: • Reject any attempt to bring this application back prematurely, unless there are clear and material changes to justify it. • Defend the integrity of the August decision and the authority of the planning committee. • Protect Evercreech’s village boundaries, countryside, and landscape from inappropriate development. Planning decisions should be made once, fairly, and transparently — not rewritten behind closed doors. ✍️ Please sign and share this petition to ensure Evercreech’s voice is heard and respected.
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