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    We Politely Request  ✅ Immediate reinstatement of the Sunday license to prevent further economic harm.  ✅ A clear, fair contract with agreed terms for payments, cancellations, and dispute resolution.  ✅ Accurate invoicing that reflects real trading days and conditions.  ✅ Transparent dialogue between the Council and market operators.
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  • Don’t let missing people fall through the gaps!
    •  Publish a new missing children and adults strategy to ensure police, health and social care play their part • Invest in prevention for those at most risk of going missing • Offer support to every missing child and adult on their return
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  • Tramlines Fringe - We need a Reusable Revolution!
    Sheffield Action on Plastic are calling on all Sheffield venues due to take part in this year's Tramline Fringe to adopt and use reusable cups. For every 1 million reusable event cups used, 1000 tonnes of C02e emissions and 300 tonnes waste could be avoided. Sheffield Action on Plastic own 5,000 reusable cups and are working with Circulayo in Derby who can set up venues with the ability to run a simple, cashless deposit return scheme so that cups are returned and aren't lost. A Reusable Revolution in Sheffield is possible!
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  • Ban social media for children under 16
    Force social media companies to take responsibility and ensure that no-one under 16 is able to use their platforms in the UK. 
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  • 6% is a cut too far - Protect Adult Learning
    At a time when Government should be building back opportunities and infrastructure, they're cutting the Adult Skills Fund - blocking the ability of thousands of people in England to access the adult education they deserve to support them to get on in life. Ahead of the Spending Review, we demand that the Chancellor: • Reverse the short-sighted cuts to the 2025/26 Adult Skills Fund.  • Return the adult education budget to 2010 levels by the end of the Parliament. Funding for classroom-based adult learning has fallen by two-thirds, from £5.1 billion in the early 2000s to £1.7 billion in 2023–24.  •  Spread funding for community adult education across multiple Government departments as community adult education delivers across all the Plan for Change missions and milestones. • Ringfence an uplift for the post-19 workforce who are yet to see the same funding uplifts as teachers and college lecturers. 
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  • Increase Footfall To Hill Rise and Richmond Hill’s Independent Shops, Cafe’s & Restaurants.
    Hill Rise & Richmond Hill are home to a wonderful mix of independent shops, artisan stores, cafes, restaurants and local businesses that give Richmond its unique charm. But with council rates nearly doubling and low visibility, many of us are struggling to survive. Visitors simply don’t know we’re here. We need clear signage at the bottom of Hill Rise, near Ottolenghi and the cinema, as well as free advertising support to direct foot traffic and ensure our businesses can continue to thrive. Please take a moment to read our full request and help us keep Richmond’s independent spirit alive.
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  • Trump and Global Warming
    During the impending State Visit, King Charles should tell President Trump that Global Warming is a scientific fact, and that his policy of “Drill baby drill” is complete nonsense and should be reversed.
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  • Reform the British Spouse Visa System
    Many British citizens and their spouses face huge costs, with the initial visa application costing £4,951(including the healthcare surcharge), the extension application priced at £3,845.50, and the settlement (ILR) application at £2,885. Over five years, families may have to pay more than £11,000. I do not believe family unity should not come with an exorbitant price tag. I believe the current system places undue stress on families, penalising them for seeking the simple right to live together. I think reforming the spouse visa process is essential to uphold fairness, equality, and compassion in the UK’s immigration policies. I believe Ireland’s Spouse Immigration System offers a model of fairness and compassion. Spouses of Irish citizens are exempt from visa fees. Please sign the petition below as it’s the only petition that counts for a debate  https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/714324
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  • Guarantee Our Essentials: change Universal Credit so we can all afford essentials in hard times
    “Dear Daniel Zeichner, our local MP for Cambridge and Minister for Food Security:    I urgently ask you to support the ‘Guarantee our Essentials’ campaign by writing to the Chancellor Rachel Reeves calling for new legislation that would ensure Universal Credit payments guarantee that I can afford the cost of essentials if I fall on hard times.    This would be through a new basic rate that would cover the cost of food, electricity and gas, water, clothing, toiletries, other vital household goods, communications and travel (but excluding rent and council tax). The current standard allowance of £91 a week means single adults are falling short by at least £29 to afford the cost of these basic essentials and £57 for a couple on the weekly £143 standard allowance.   I am therefore calling for this new basic rate to be at least £120 a week for a single adult and £200 a week for a couple. This follows current cost of living estimates by Trussell and ONS household spending data. I ask that this new basic rate is set at least annually by the UK Government and based on the recommendation of an independent process to ensure payment levels match the cost of living. There would also be a guarantee that any debt deductions (currently averaging £62 a month) do not allow my payments to fall below this level. By championing this campaign in parliament, you will show thousands of your constituents who rely on food banks, live day to day and cry out for change that you are with us. We’ll do our bit as a community to support each other. We’re hoping you’ll do yours.”
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  • Save Therapy for Vulnerable Children – Renew the Adoption & Special Guardianship Support Fund Now!
    Renew the Adoption and Special guardianship Support Fund.
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  • Help to Make the Government Support Foodbanks More
    I would like the UK Government to give more support towards food banks because there's been an increase of need for them. Due to the cost of living crisis more and more people are seeking help from food banks but because more people need food banks, less people are able to donate. Food banks are also not able to stay open for long because they can not afford to be open for long. The government need to take action and help fund food banks across the UK.
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  • “Nothing about us without us”. Lewisham parents & carers say stop the cuts at Drumbeat Outreach
    We urge you to: 1.        Ask Drumbeat School to suspend the consultation that will cut half of Drumbeat Outreach staff. 2.        Require all relevant parties to explain the precise details of these cuts, and what alternatives they have explored to avoid them. 3.        Hold a public session to explain the rationale for the cuts and take questions from those who will be affected by them.
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