There have been calls to build a statue to Tom Moore but I believe that he would rather see something that would benefit the NHS that he raised millions of pounds for in his hundredth year He did not start his task for personal gain but to thank the NHS for treating him The greatest tribute to him now would be to build a new hospital in his name for his beloved N.H.S.

There have been calls to build a statue to Tom Moore but I believe that he would rather see something that would benefit the NHS that he raised millions of pounds for in his hundredth year He did not start his task for personal gain but to thank the NHS for treating him The greatest tribute to him now would be to build a new hospital in his name for his beloved N.H.S.

He raised over 31 million pounds for the NHS and he became a beacon of light in these dark times

Captain l Sir Tom Moore was an inspiration to the four Nations of the UK his mammoth endeavours are fitting to be remembered for all on a plinth in Parliament square or wherever applicable as a beacon for future generations. He embodied everything that is great about our Island story.A truly great Briton who fought against horrendous dictatorships in WW2 and fought for our NHS in these also troubled times.God rest Sir Tom.

After the sad news of the death of Captain Tom Moore I think the Government should name a hospital after him. He was a real hero and a truly inspirational man who won the hearts 💕 of us all. We can learn so much from him. He raised millions of pounds for the NHS so it seems only right that as a tribute to him a hospital should be named after him.

Sir Tom Moore raised over 30 million pound for the NHS at the age of 99 during the first lockdown of the covid 19 pandemic.

See my above comments. We should never forget this awful time. We should also never forget what a remarkable man he was. It would be a fitting tribute to a magnificent person.

Rememberance

Poor weather conditions has caused a dangerous layer of ice and snow to cover the roads of Wigston Meadows. On the morning of January 25th a Lorry could not leave the development and blocked the entrance and exit for all vehicles. A salesperson from the development has already disapproved of the gritting saying that in the event of there being a motor vehicle accident the parties involved in the accident would hold DWH / Barratt involved. The residents completely disagree with this sentiment and all signees will not hold DWH / Barratt responsible for accidents caused on roads that have been gritted. There are occupied houses immediately adjacent to the T-junction entering the development and if the roads remain un-gritted there is a risk of a vehicle colliding with these houses. Signees require immediate action on this to ensure safe travel of vehicles, safe passage of pedestrians including children, and safe entry and exit of the development.

Daylight saving has its place in the winter but after the end of February sunrise for the vast majority is before 7am and by the time the clocks go forward last weekend in March is around 6am. This is illogical when compared with the clocks going back in autumn and is a huge waste of daylight in the Spring.

It’s important in this time of darkness to give us as much light as we can.

Students pay in areas of £9,000 for university accommodation that they are unable to stay in due to the new national lockdown restrictions yet they are still required to pay for such thing. Putting students in debt for a place they are unable to stay in!