Tonys 3D printed Pinball machine took 1 year to design, print and build, using 8.5 kilometres of 3D printing material, 85 different filaments and 1200 hours of printing, it is currently the only one of its kind in existence and it is there to be challenged. However the Records Management Team at Guinness World Records do not deem it to be worthy of an entry into the record books. If you think that Tony should make the record book please sign the petition and share with everyone you know including the Guinness Book of Records https://www.facebook.com/GuinnessWorldRecords Tonys Pinball creation - http://3dfilaprint.com/tonys%20pinball/

The Human Rights Act protects every one of us: young and old; wealthy and poor; you and your neighbour.The Human Rights Act includes the rights to life, liberty and security, a fair trial, respect for private life, and freedom of expression.Torture, slavery and discrimination are all banned as well.To take it away is simply inhumane.How can we let them do this to us? We would be losing rights such as :Right to life Freedom from torture and inhuman or degrading treatment Right to liberty and security Freedom from slavery and forced labour Right to a fair trial No punishment without law Respect for your private and family life, home and correspondence Freedom of thought, belief and religion Freedom of expression Freedom of assembly and association Right to marry and start a family Protection from discrimination in respect of these rights and freedoms Right to peaceful enjoyment of your property Right to education Right to participate in free elections So please help us save the Human Rights Act

Because although the promotion of race hate is a serious criminal offence, it is an almost daily occurrence in the pages of the Daily Mail - yet no action is taken against the newspaper or its editor. Today's front page is a particularly egregious example

People within the community will feel safer and the crime rate may decrease, bringing higher levels of community cohesion into the area.

The pipeline is going over burial grounds and under a river that serves millions of people. The company concerned already have spills in other rivers and have it signed they are NOT responsible for clean up! Also this is land that was given to the reservation in a treaty so should be respected. Millions of people around the globe have been protesting about this on social media , many of them UK residents so please speak up on our behalf. The police have also been using force against what have only been peaceful protests but we do not want this to escalate.

Amber Rudd, Home Secretary, has ruled out an inquiry into police malpractice at Orgreave, 1984. She stated there was not a sufficient basis for an inquiry because "nobody died" and there was "no miscarriage of justice". The Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign needs our support in their fight for justice for the miners and their families whose lives were blighted by the violent response to those on the picket line by the police, who may have been acting under political direction. This is why we need an inquiry.

The miners and their relatives have never had a full and fair explanation as to what went so wrong with the policing, and subsequently, on the day and the days after the events at the plant.

There is a lack of faith in the South Yorkshire Police but there also seems to be a cover up with cabinet papers not being released. The bitterness of this dispute still hangs over the communities involved

Its important that the Miners at the time , can have all Questions or concerns dealt with, and answers are given.

Politics and religion are not compatible in the running of a country where practicality and pragmatism are much in need. Religious belief is an irrational but purely personnal matter and not one to excuse the brutal supression of people who may hold an alternative view. This sort of behaviour is nothing but a return to the days of the 'Inquisition' and has no place in the 21st century.

The BBC licence payers are paying for a phone in programme which Kaye Adams runs as her personnel programme for her views, and passes her views on the listeners comments. Her programme about the Alleged Ched Evans rape case was ill conceived and for Kaye Adams to ask, “Someone might say what kind of woman wants to be in a hotel room blind drunk, making themselves vulnerable?”, is unforgivable and should have had her removed instantly from the BBC. Is she still on the BBC because it is run by people who think that way about women.

Animals have no voice, as it stands at the moment, animal abusers get away far too lightly. Custodial sentences need to be given out with longer terms. Anyone found guilty of abusing an animal should have a life time ban on keeping any animal.