At the very least this is an unacceptable and serious breach of conduct in terms of the standards of Public Life and NOLAN principles contained in the Standards of Conduct for Public Office. Potentially, this also represents a criminal waste of public resources, and even irreparable damage to the country. NOLAN Principles: 1. Selflessness: Holders of public office should act solely in terms of the public interest. 2.Integrity Holders of public office must avoid placing themselves under any obligation to people or organisations that might try inappropriately to influence them in their work. They should not act or take decisions in order to gain financial or other material benefits for themselves, their family, or their friends. They must declare and resolve any interests and relationships. 3.Objectivity Holders of public office must act and take decisions impartially, fairly and on merit, using the best evidence and without discrimination or bias. 4.Accountability Holders of public office are accountable to the public for their decisions and actions and must submit themselves to the scrutiny necessary to ensure this. 5.Openness Holders of public office should act and take decisions in an open and transparent manner. Information should not be withheld from the public unless there are clear and lawful reasons for so doing. 6.Honesty Holders of public office should be truthful. 7.Leadership Holders of public office should exhibit these principles in their own behaviour. They should actively promote and robustly support the principles and be willing to challenge poor behaviour wherever it occurs.

This issue is so important for our country. We are a democracy. It is vital that we accept and respect democratically made decisions, no matter how divisive the underlying issues driving those decisions. Holding a second referendum purely in response to the losing side being unhappy with the initial outcome would be damaging and divisive for our society. It would make a mockery of the democratic process and create still deeper divisions. Emotions in the Remain camp were sure to run high in the event of their losing the Referendum vote. 16 million people voted to Remain. The vast majority will feel they should respect the outcome of the democratic process, even if they do not agree with that outcome. However, it is not right or just that a diehard minority of disatsfied Remainers should attempt to force a second referendum purely on their disagreeing with the outcome of the first vote.

We have all voted with very little knowledge of what our relationship with the rest of Europe - and the rest of the world - will be like if we leave the EU. The two sides in the referendum campaign had wildly different views. We need another vote when these terms have become clearer, or we will be taking a massive leap in the dark.

This is important because the future of the UK should be decided mainly by the younger generation and NOT the older generation who properly won't see the impact that they have put on the UK for leaving the EU!

After the home nations doing so well in the 2016 Euros. It's about time the competition got re scheduled into the football callender. N Ireland won the last one in 1984 and bringing this back would help to Unite the home countries in a time where we all seem to be distancing ourselves from each other. We have it in rugby. So why not again in football?

Hundreds of thousands of UK citizens work, study, and live abroad in EU countries like Germany, France, Spain, Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands, Poland, Austria, etc. We are amongst the millions of ordinary Britons worldwide who have truly exerted ourselves in and embraced Globalism. Those of us in neighbouring European countries have now suddenly been placed in a state of limbo and are extremely concerned about our livelihoods. Up until this point, we had full rights to work, study, etc. We paid into the systems, where we lived, and were treated civilly, were able to acquire jobs, accommodation, etc. We do not live from the state, we have been working hard, studying, etc. and we want to continue to be able to acquire jobs, develop our skills, etc. without being bogged down by visa restrictions. The Conservative Party’s irresponsible bow to the right-wing nationalist party (UKIP) in 2015, allowing a sudden In-Out EU-Referendum lacking a balanced campaign,* placed amongst other things the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of UK citizens at risk. We have been living in limbo since and live now in limbo due to the outcome of the EU-Referendum. Please do not forget us, as you have consistently done in the course of the past few years. I urge you, not abandon UK citizens living in the EU. We do not want to have to live in uncertainty as 3rd rate citizens in neighbouring countries. Please guarantee our rights and our livelihoods. Please guarantee in your negotiations with individual EU-countries, that those Britons who have exercised their rights to freedom of movement, will not be met by blockages such as visa-restrictions, etc. Yours Sincerely, One of tens of millions of born British Citizens, who do not want to be let down. _____ * viz. the BrExit-campaign had been at this for decades, whereas Remain-campaign for no more than a few months

Because there are many UK residents in EU countries at a time when there is uncertainty following the Brexit vote of 23rd June 2016. My brother is one of them, but I know many others as friends and acquaintances.

Many of us bought property on the basis that we had the right to travel, work and live in other parts of the EU. That right is under treat through no fault of ours.

A young 18 year old was murdered on Thursday, on this street at 4. pm. This young man was a keen footballer. Kitandwe, who played football for Colliers Wood, had been on trials with the Uganda under-17s team. He studied at South Thames College and previously attended nearby St John Bosco College. His friends described him as "lovely, caring and funny" and said the attack happened as he was returning from college.

This is important for peoples dignity, who may become in a vegetative state, and not be able to make the decision further down the line. Also to help those in severe pain who are dying, take control of the right to end there lives in peace and dignity.

The people told him their wishes and he needs to act on it now. He doesn't have the right to postpone it. He only wants to postpone it so he is not the Prime Minister who took us out of the EU.

Did you know that the equivalent of 80% of your council tax goes on loan interest? Barclays and RBS sold Newham Council a bet on interest rates using loan deals called LOBOs - and they lost. That means £50 million in interest a year which could be used for: - Surestart centres - Community centres - Schools - Street cleaners - New council housing ...but instead that £50 million in interest is going to greedy banksters. Our legal advisers say that Newham's mayor, Sir Robin Wales, could put a stop to all this by taking the banks to court for mis-selling, just like we can do with PPI. Help us get our money back from the banks by signing this petition!