• Free this amazing lady
    This is not right her treatment for her bravery is appalling.. Her children are suffering her family are suffering she is suffering .. she needs to be free and made a hero for all she has done
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    Created by Hayley Pirie
  • Support university staff and students during COVID-19
    Sheffield Students Stand Up is a group that has been set up as a response to the COVID-19 crisis facing the universities in Sheffield. We believe the welfare of staff and students should be the main priority in any and all relevant decisions made.
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    Created by Sheffield Students Stand Up
  • Maidstone Road Traffic
    For the children and there adults to be safe when the children walk along the road at school drop off and pick up times. Maidstone Road is very busy at these times, which makes walking the children very scary.
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    Created by Emma Davies
  • Make Freddo's 5p Again
    It is important because Freddo's are a big part of British culture and loads of children are missing out because they used to be 5p but now they've upped the prices to 25p or potentially more.
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    Created by Izzy Britten
  • Better pay for carers
    it is important as all us carers go over looked because nobody notices how much work actually goes in to this job and we are paid peanuts
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    Created by Zoe bibby
  • Domicilary care weekly covid tests for carers on site
    We are on the frontline looking after the most vulnerable in their own homes so we are exposed to a higher risk of contracting covid 19 and spreading it around to service users currently only care homes are able to access weekly testing for there staff and it’s simply not good enough carers in the community are at just as much if not higher risk and should be able to get a test weekly without having to keep booking online to get checked tests need to be rolled out to care agencies to allow them to maintain a safe working environment for service users and carers alike
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    Created by Jacqui Archer
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    Created by James Hindle
  • New Skatepark in Witham St Hughs
    A skate facility can be a catalyst for healthy community life in which young an old socialise, have fun, develop new skills, make new friends, hang out and much more. A skate park also shows that our community is interested in helping an underserved artistic community. A Skate park would provide a safe and fun creative outlet for our community. They require little maintenance and can be a great source of athleticism and exercise. Some of the benefits of building a skatepark in the community are: 1. SKATEPARKS REDUCE ILLICIT BEHAVIOR 2. SKATEPARKS PROVIDE A SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR SKATEBOARDING 3. SKATEPARKS REDUCE DAMAGE TO PRIVATE PROPERTY 4. SKATEBOARDING HAS SIGNIFICANT PHYSICAL HEALTH BENEFIT 5. SKATEBOARDING HAS SIGNIFICANT MENTAL HEALTH BENEFITS 6. SKATEPARKS HAVE A POSITIVE ECONOMIC IMPACT
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    Created by Sarah Louise
  • Slow down for Crossmichael
    Speed limit reduction markers are currently set close to the start of the village in both North and South directions. Vehicles entering and leaving the village are travelling at speed right up to the village boundaries. Properties which are just outside the restricted speed zones have little or no street lighting, and verges which are not maintained by the council. Pedestrians walking into the village are very vulnerable, having to walk on the road as there are no footpath provisions. The A713 is used by some very large haulage vehicles, calming the traffic further out from the village boundaries would also reduce some noise and vibration caused by the heavy goods vehicles.
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    Created by Carole Greaves Picture
  • Stop use of fireworks only bangless fireworks allowed
    Many animals wild and domesticated suffer every year the endless sounds frightening them to the point some die from shock from the sounds and explosion Bangless fireworks will solve this people can still see the pretty fireworks without harming animals
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    Created by Antonietta Mccarthy
  • An extra penny
    The NHS and Carers ( both professional and family members ) require extra funding not only for a much needed increase to provide extra staffing but also to fund the cost of improving wages and salaries of front line workers.
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    Created by Paul Wilson
  • Creech Pothole Watch
    We have also had the recent destruction of our local lanes at Leighton Lane, Easton Lane, Bagborough Lane and Maesdown Hill, affecting the communities of Evercreech, Stoney Stratton, Pylle, Prestleigh, Pilton and beyond. Please also sign my petition below, lets get this issue sorted! In I agree that the state of our communities roads is unacceptable and that Somerset County Council has h failed o maintain and renew our vital B road network, drains and our verges. This has been made even worse since recent works on Prestleigh Hill 1. I therefore urge County to listen to residents and prioritize roads used by local communities and put on place a proper resurfacing plan that will connect villages and value villages as much as our county A roads. 2. A proper plan to make good the damage done in and around the Village of Evercreech through the many road diversions and the unique pressure out on out B road network due to our proximity to two festival sites that attract thousands of vital visitors on roads designed in the age before the modern motorcar. Decent local Roads are vital for Residents, Local Business and Farmers.
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    Created by barry o'leary