It's a place local people walk their dogs, exercise and enjoy wildlife. Skylarks, Swifts, Doormice, Kestrels, Deer, Rabbits, Hedgehogs, Lots of Butterflies and Moths..the list is endless. Also a huge variety of wildflowers, Pyramidal Orchids, Common Spotted Orchids Thistles, Clover, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Water Mint, Oxeye Daisies, Buttercups, Heathers. (Just to name a few!) It's a green corridor that links to ancient woodland. We have already lost the green space of Forty Acres, so migratory birds might well decide to use Campdown. These environments are sadly becoming rare and must be protected.

Due to the increase in traffic along A509 coming through Isham and most road users lack of courtesy, that was prevalent years ago, to let villagers on side roads join the A509 especially in rush hour. It's easy and obvious and common sense but with a lot of different people from different countries with different driving styles and younger generations not experiencing this norm and old British custom of queuing getting eroded, this is urgently needed. Everyone who lives in a rural village with a main road with a vast increase in traffic recognises this problem during rush hour

Dividends should be the result of profitability and you cannot say you are profitable while failing to provide adequate Public services and dumping sewage in our rivers or pay dividends while simultaneously approaching insolvency.

Every summer, flags go up on lampposts across Northern Ireland. They hang around for months becoming an eyesore, and many glorify illegal paramilitary groups. This year we've seen an increase in flags in shared areas like the Westlink motorway, at supermarkets and outside the PSNI training centre at Garnerville. No one takes responsibility to take them down. The flying of flags needs to be clearly legislated for so the issue can be tackled once and for all.

Our most vulnerable, loved ones need to be cared for and so do the people that give that care and support. Modern Slavery has no part in our care system! Migrant staff coming to the UK to take up jobs in adult social care are being forced to pay back thousands of pounds in fees, housed in sub-standard accommodation and even forced to share beds with colleagues, said UNISON on Monday 10th July 2023.

To be unjustly arrested and incarcerated for 20 years of his adult life is bad enough, but, then to suggest he should pay cost in money for it is wrong, wrong, wrong

Wasps is by far the biggest studio provider in Scotland, managing twenty buildings across the country – in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, Inverness, Perth, Irvine, Kirkcudbright, Newburgh, Selkirk, Nairn, Skye, Shetland and Orkney. These are home to 1,000 artists – a large percentage of those working in Scotland. It is vital that the Wasps charity is run in a way that serves and supports these artists, otherwise there will be devastating consequences for Scotland’s cultural landscape and our society more broadly.

People are suffering and are pulling out their own teeth. Children are not getting health care in dentistry which we have and are paying for.

Because many untreated dental problems can lead to pain, including infection throughout the body.

Currently there are many of us who make written complaints or verbal who have no response given at all. People are being intimidated, minimised and are inaccurately represented by professionals. A complaints procedure ( additional to the appeal process ) needs to be put into legislation so that there is understanding how barbaric the process is.

If nothing changes, our children continue to be placed at risk from hazards which could lead to serious injuries or death. There is no alternative route to walk to and from Kingswood for children who attend KLB. Kingswood Primary School will be starting their school day earlier from September so pedestrian and vehicle traffic will increase during morning drop off. We need our concerns to be taken seriously and for Gloucestershire Highways to conduct a road safety audit as matter of urgency and address the problem.

To get government funding and help people living with a L types of cancers.