• STOP ONLINE RACIST ABUSE
    Because this issue is letting our nation down. Nobody deserves to be abused and if we can do 1 small thing to change this then why shouldn’t we?
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    Created by Jemma Bradbury
  • Justice for Sexual Assault Victims
    This is so wrong as it leaves the victim feeling defeated, angry and that justice wasn't served! This will have a detrimental effect on their mental health and recovery. Furthermore, it leaves thousands of people at risk because the perpetrator is free to recidivise!
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    Created by Natalie Sherlock
  • Write off debts taken out by coercive partners in their partner's nane
    This only serves to remind the coerced/abused partner of what happened to them and also they did not apply for the credit. It frees victims of abuse from the financial burden generated by their abuser. Imagine spending 18 years being coerced, finally get up the courage to call the police. Your abuser gets sent to prison but you find that they spent money they took out in your name and now you have to pay back money that they spent or declare yourself bankrupt.
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    Created by James L Foster
  • Bring back trust in the Telephone
    The phone used to be a tool, a useful convenience and a joy to many people. The technology has been taken over by criminals, to the extent that you can no longer trust any caller not personally known to you. Many people are now AFRAID to answer it! This is APPALLING. We get several scam calls per week on landlines - sometimes several calls per day, sometimes on mobiles - from criminals trying to con us out of our money or identity details. Those calls appear to come from some number, or NO number, your BANK's number, literally ANY number they choose. This cannot be right. Non-existent numbers should be blocked. This is ENABLING crime and must be stopped. Blocking those numbers is pointless because they simply pick another random number, perhaps for every call. Telephone Preference Service (TPS) is useless because only genuine, reputable companies check to see if they are allowed to call you. Scammers do not. Companies genuinely needing to show a different number for some phones (maybe for outworkers) should have to register those numbers and display a real, company number which they actually own and can be traced to. The ability to buy a number in some town or village where you don't live or don't do business is also surely enabling crime or deception and should be investigated. It is readily available.
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    Created by Jerry guitar Kelk
  • Save football
    Football is our lives, and we need to keep it alive for future generations to come. We can not let the sport we love die here, all because of 6 of English footballs most incompetent and useless owners we have ever seen. We need to save football fast and we need the players to help us too
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    Created by Matthew Walter
  • Save Planet Liverpool
    Planet Liverpool Is part of our Liverpool maritime history, dating back over two hundred years of light vessels, built for the Liverpool docks and harbour company, the last built manned lighthouse afloat and built for Liverpool
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    Created by Alan Roberts
  • Free Divorce for Victims of Domestic Abuse
    To allow the abusers freedom from their abusers.
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    Created by Jacqueline Rowen
  • Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021
    The words of the Met Police Commissioner in calling for more police powers over demonstrations are chillingly frank about the target of such proposed legislation. Protest is fundamental to democracy in that it allows citizens to gather together to air issues, generate support for them and publicise the strength of feeling about those issues to policy-makers, who cannot, or will not, facilitate proper debate about these issues amongst the citizenry itself and not just within a parliament dragooned into following party leadership instructions. Protest is inevitably ‘inconvenient’ but it is often only when our lives are disrupted that we sit up and take notice of what is happening to us and around us. We know from experience how restrictions designed, purportedly, to cover a very specific ‘concern’ have an uncanny habit of being rolled over into all sorts of circumstances. “Ever since the first large-scale Extinction Rebellion protest in April last year I have been talking publicly and with the government about the potential for change to powers and to legislation that would enable the police to deal better with protests in general given that the act that we work to – the Public Order Act – is now very old, [dating to] 1986 But specifically to deal with protests where people are not primarily violent or seriously disorderly but, as in this instance, had an avowed intent to bring policing to its knees and the city to a halt and were prepared to use the methods we all know they did to do that.” Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Cressida Dick
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    Created by Nick Hayward
  • Audit Procurement Contracts during Covid 19
    The main purpose of this is to ensure that no person or company/institution directly associated or closely linked with MPs, government advisers, family or senior civil servants have benefitted from these contracts.
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    Created by Nicholas Card
  • STOP SCAMMERS NOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA!!
    Many people are falling victims to scammers and they have no one to turn to for help, they have been manipulated into giving away their life savings and some it led to suicide. Fake accounts and harassments are being reported through social media and nothing is being done about it which allows easier access for scammers to find their next victims and something must be done about it and more people should be aware of this.
    59 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Amal Ahmed
  • Review Mental Health Act 1983
    I have been through a mental health crisis and misdiagnosed and maltreated
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    Created by Samuel Olanrewaju
  • Allow non dangerous prisoners to be temporarily released on home arrest during pandemic
    This is important as this is affecting mental health, causing suicides, riots. It’s risking the life’s of both prisoners and prison workers. My father is currently in prison for a drug crime and is in the middle of an appeal and has to stay in his cell 23 hours a day and can only leave for a phone call (capped at 15 minutes) and to go to the toilet. His prison has had a serious outbreak of the virus and from speaking with my dad he and other prisoners in there are extremely worried for their health, safety.
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    Created by Jordyn Holmes