There is a complete lack of nutritious options for catered students. We have paid a large sum to receive meals. However, there are very limited fresh options, with most of the food being excessively processed or greasy. Nutrition is key to our wellbeing. We want change, to ensure the health of catered students.

The United States benefits enormously from the global use of the English language, which originated in England and underpins American business, diplomacy, technology, and culture worldwide. At the same time, the US has chosen to impose trade tariffs on the UK and other European partners, despite long-standing political and economic ties. This campaign is not about hostility, but about fairness and reciprocity. When traditional trade measures are used aggressively, it is reasonable for the UK to respond with creative, symbolic pressure that highlights the imbalance in the relationship. By supporting this petition, people can call for a more confident and imaginative UK response that defends British interests and challenges unfair trade practices in a peaceful, proportionate way.

There is mounting concern over the award to Donald Trump after he has invaded Venezuela, capturing their president with a missile attack; attacking his own citizens with his ICE troops; threatening to take Greenland the easy way or by force; and now threatening his closest allies with tariffs if he doesn't get his own way. He is not a man of peace, he is a warmonger. Tell FIFA to strip him of their PEACE PRIZE!

These professionals are being employed more and more, many working beyond their scope, eg. in GP, seeing undifferentiated patients (against the Leng recommendations). Patients have died due to PAs working above their competencies.  Trusts are still advertising for PAs/AAs when the role should be taken by a doctor, many of whom face unemployment. Patients are confused by these various 'consultants' who are not medically qualified. They think they're seeing a doctor. Doctors are being replaced! There is no way this should be the future for our NHS!

These were initially used only when teams came onto the pitch but are increasingly used every time points are scored.  Every use pollutes the air, adding to climate change, and can't be good for fans - and especially players - breathing in the smoke. We should be doing all we can to reduce the use of fossil fuels, and this is just one example where they are needlessly escalating, damaging health and the climate. 

Cats are beloved family pets, yet unlike dogs and farm animals, drivers are not legally required to stop or report it if they hit a cat. This leaves injured animals to suffer and families devastated. Ziggy was our much-loved, sweet natured family cat. When we bought her home as a kitten, my then 5 year old daughter fell in love and they have adored eachother since.  When she was knocked down, the driver didn’t stop 💔 In that awful moment, the only help I received came from the kindness of strangers - a neighbour who helped direct traffic and a veterinary nurse who happened to be passing by and gently helped move Ziggy to safety. Sadly she had passed, but I honestly don’t know what I would have done without them in that moment. A cat hit by a car doesn’t always die instantly. They can be injured, frightened, and crawl away to suffer alone. If a driver stops, that animal has a chance. If they don’t, that chance is gone. Since sharing Ziggy’s story, there has been an overwhelming outpouring of support and so many others have shared their own heartbreaking experiences of cats hit by cars where drivers didn’t stop. It has made one thing heartbreakingly clear: this is not rare, and it must change. A government response to a previous petition on 8th December 2025 stated "The Government has no current plans to mandate that motorists report a collision involving a cat, or to grant Police powers to prosecute motorists who fail to report a collision involving a cat." Common decency clearly isn’t enough. The law must change! We are calling on the UK Government to reconsider their decision and update road traffic legislation so drivers are legally required to stop and report it to the nearest vet if they hit a cat, bringing cats in line with dogs and farm animals 🐈 This change would: - Reduce unnecessary animal suffering - Give injured cats a chance to receive help - Spare families the trauma of not knowing what happened Ziggy's death was a tragedy and we are all heartbroken. However, she will not have died in vain if we can help change the law in her memory. Please sign and share widely 🙏🐾💕 Written by Cllr Laura Edie, Green Party member for Newtown, Dartford 

Childminders provide essential childcare for families across the UK, often working long hours from their own homes. Unlike larger childcare settings, childminders absorb the full cost of increased household use — including heating, electricity, water, cleaning, repairs, and general wear and tear caused by running a childcare business from home. HMRC’s decision to remove the 10% wear-and-tear allowance and prevent childminders from claiming a fair percentage of household bills will significantly reduce already low earnings. These costs do not disappear simply because they are no longer recognised for tax purposes. At a time when the childcare sector is already facing a staffing crisis, rising costs, and increasing pressure to offer funded places, this change risks forcing many experienced childminders to leave the profession. Fewer childminders means fewer childcare places for working parents and increased pressure on nurseries and local authorities. Childminders are small, home-based businesses. Treating us as though household costs are not a legitimate business expense is unfair and out of touch with the reality of our work.

National Certificate classes help establish a strong educational base for many students at City of Glasgow College.  These classes provide a great opportunity for students to progress and help students who may have faced hardship whilst at school for example, students that are care experienced or could not complete standard education due to family hardship or disability to go into further education e.g HNC, HND, And university.  If City Of Glasgow College continues, and removes all NC academic courses they will be contributing to the socio-economic gap in education in Scotland, we as students must use our voices and stand up for equal opportunity in education.  Please sign to save NC courses at COGC. 

 Manchester United is more than a business; it is a global football institution built by generations of supporters. For years, the club has carried growing debt, suffered poor sporting decisions, and operated without transparency at the ownership level. This campaign matters because silence guarantees decline. When fans unite, we create pressure that attracts media attention, influences sponsors, and forces accountability. History shows that supporter action can protect clubs and change their direction. Joining this petition is about defending the future of Manchester United**,** not just reacting to results. Every signature strengthens the collective voice of fans worldwide demanding a football-first, transparent, and accountable ownership model. 

Current white LEDs blind drivers, preventing them from seeing the road ahead until the car has passed. This glare often affects older drivers more severely, who are then unfairly blamed for 'poor eyesight' when the issue is actually the lights causing errors on the road. Switching to warm white LEDs would maintain visibility while reducing glare, making our roads safer for everyone. 

Those working in the taxi industry across Calderdale should be recognised as workers that are vital to the success and upkeep of the local economy. Those working within the industry sustain our night time economy and provide an invaluable service to residents. It is right that those who work all hours of day/night have their most basic needs met by the local authority.

I am the owner of Mays Lane Pet Shop and have been serving the local community for 35 years. We previously had 15 free parking spaces. However, the Council has now made the road one-way, removed 10 spaces (leaving only 5), and introduced charges. Five spaces for five shops and a supermarket is not feasible. Furthermore, the payment system relies on phone apps, which many elderly residents cannot use. While the Co-op has a small car park, it is too far for many elderly and disabled customers to walk. We are calling on the Council to reverse these changes. We need to save our local shops, not run them into the ground. These charges and the reduction in spaces are hurting local businesses and making the high street inaccessible for vulnerable residents. Please sign to tell the Council to support our community.