I am based in London and I have noticed a steady decline of dental practices offering NHS dental treatment. Most dental practices have reduced their services to private treatments only and the very few that do offer NHS treatment limit this to often only 10% of their capacity. This makes it virtually impossible to find an NHS dentist or if your are lucky to have one, you will have noticed that waiting times have increased dramatically, simply because the very few NHS dental practices left are horrendously oversubscribed. This was the case even long before Covid-19. Good dental care is vitally important to general health and also mental well-being and should therefore not be neglected. Most people with ordinary professions cannot afford private dental care, which is why it is so important that NHS funding for dentistry needs to be increased now before it is too late and we lose our last remaining NHS dental practices.

My mom has acute myeloid leukaemia she has only been sick 9 weeks she is coming home to be cared for mainly by me her daughter and I like many carers have a young child to look after too and the care package offered is so basic and no over night help dyeing people and there carers/families are being overlooked and we need help

Because it's unfair and out dated Men deserve the right to become a parent as much as women

This for the well being and quality of life of the Steven Court Residents Boughton Chester, who live near the Moxy Hotel.

I have a child with a rare medical Condition and Cardiomyopathy (Heart Problems). I have to be extremely carefully when out and about with my child, so he doesn't catch the coronavirus.(Numbers are on the rise AGAIN). I know it's an extremely hard time for everyone, and a lot of people's disabilities or health is not visible, which make it hard, this is why I'm asking that proof of exemption is made mandotory. The reason for this is stop anyone commenting and also allows staff to do there jobs to the government standard(this isn't happening in a lot of shops around the country). My child and I have already been refused entry to a SHOP, I had my mask on but otherwise was told either my child was to wear a face mask or we needed proof. THIS IS EMBARRASSING WHEN THERE ARE OTHER PEOPLE AROUND It is unfair that people with disabilities or health related issue have to be subject to this when it is currently not LAW, It's embarrassing THIS SHOW BE LAW. EXEMPTION CARD SHOULD BE MADE MANDOTORY JUST LIKE WEARING A Mask IS MANDOTORY

To protect the lungs and general health of our children and the other residents of Huntington by reducing air pollution and noise.

Many healthcare workers have been at risk, and a a number have also sadly lost their lives. It is important that we continue to protect our NHS workers so that we can fulfill our roles sufficiently.

Because I miss them, they was my childhood crisp took a packet with me everywhere.

IKEA doesn't just sell furniture it serves food. Having restaurant coworkers drag themselves in to work when they are infectious is extremely dangerous to the public. Do you want to be fed by someone with Covid-19? IKEA's profits are very high at the moment due to a boom in home furniture sales caused by people not being able to go abroad on holiday and by other venues being closed. Therefore this is most probably a case of pure corporate greed.

its important because just like NHS workers,social care workers should be given as much benefit and scrapping of certain things so as to make our lives a bit stress free and able to focus on giving the vulnerable our 1001%.

Those with mental heatlh needs- must receive treatment and not be subjected to further abuse from a system that is meant to empower not traumatise them further.

Across the UK care home staff, social care workers and NHS staff are still calling for better and more frequent testing to allow them to avoid infecting their patients and their colleagues. Better testing leads to less virus transmission, which in turn leads to fewer deaths. We call on the government to put resources and effort behind the production, distribution and processing of Coronavirus tests to make better use of available laboratory testing capacity. * Test laboratory capacity on Mon 3 Aug 2020: 338,413 Daily tests processed on Tue 11 Aug 2020: 164,061 Data from coronavirus.data.gov.uk on Thu 13 Aug 2020.