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Get a crisp packet recycling bin in LUU!Crisp packets are not recyclable. Walkers run a recycling scheme, but drop offs either need to be in large quantities or a bin must be provided. The nearest bin is at the back of Hyde Park. With so many packets of crisps sold every day in LUU, we should be doing more to prevent them all ending up in landfill.42 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Leeds BioSoc
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Make “Smart” motorways safe - they need hard shoulders!When motorists experience car problems on these roads, there is no escape and people have already been killed because of this. These unsafe roads are being rolled out in order to apparently save money, at the cost of users’ lives.535 of 600 SignaturesCreated by Jonathan Warren
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Traffic Safety Mirror bottom of Lead LaneSo motorists that are leaving the junction at the bottom of Cockpit Hill are able to have visability of approaching traffic from the left ( Lead Lane). As at the moment this is totally blind.62 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Susana Lamaj
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Subtitles should be an option at all cinemasEveryone should be able to access the cinema without any problems occurring. In this case having subtitles in all cinemas will allow deaf users to be able to watch the film. It will allow deaf families to enjoy a day out at the movies. This isn’t possible for deaf users as they are unable to hear the film. This isn’t equality, this is discrimination to all deaf users.86 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Cathy Cook
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More skate parks around LondonIt will give teenagers more things to do so they don't lurk and cause trouble2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Kit Zerafa
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Save our Police StationsUxbridge Police Station is an Iconic and distinctive building in the Uxbridge Town Centre. It is very close to a busy transport hub, giving easy access to all parts of Hillingdon London and the city, Slough, Hounslow, Heathrow, etc. It is opposite to the Magistrates Court and close to the Civic Centre and busy shopping centre.6 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Michelle Dibble
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Bosses refusing to pay sick and holiday payIt’s important because we work all year round to earn our holiday pay and are entitled to it6 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Gillian Armes
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Access for all at Birkenhead Park StationIt is unfair that local residents and visitors who cannot use stairs should have to make their way to other stations. We demand a lift be installed to correct this injustice.120 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Stephen Andrews
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Free Drinking Water in AirportsClean drinking water is a basic human right. Plastic bottles are polluting the oceans. People would bring their own drinking water in their own re-usable containers if they were allowed, - but they are not. Apart from generating polluting plastics, airport shops charge for water at often 5 or 6 times the price it would be in a supermarket.12 of 100 SignaturesCreated by JAMES OBRIEN
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Irresponsible Dog Guardians and Dog PooDog Poo is hazardous to health, smelly, sticky and dificult to remove from car, carpet, shoes etc.Discarded Poo bags are unsightly, dangerous to livestock and wild life and are not generally bio-degradable so will remain where deposited for years.7 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Roy Bogstrup
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Resolve Bus Shelter situation outside Gym, Gosforth High StreetUp to 90 buses per hour use Gosforth High Street. Passengers have put up with no shelter for over two years outside the Gym. The current situation is confusing, with two obsolete bus shelters either side of the current bus stop. Passengers often get wet through to the skin whilst waiting for a bus. Others shelter in the obsolete shelters and have to run for the bus. Some don’t get there in time.15 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Peter Lovatt
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Regulate funeral firms and the role of local authorities in funeralsAt a vulnerable time families, especially the poorest, are pushed into 'death poverty'. It is not necessary as body disposal is not their responsibility. Funeral firms should be regulated and should provide a nationally standard statement to potential customers, making them aware they are not responsible for funerals. Local authorities should oversee this and provide statutory information about responsibilities for funerals. 'Many families left behind end up in debt as a result of funerals' according to the Independent. The average price for a cremation now stands at £3,596 and £4,561 for a burial. Prices are increasing at four times the rate of inflation. With unregulated operators, and local authorities keeping quiet about this, there is no compulsion for full disclosure to let families know they need not incur 'funeral poverty'.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Brian Lehaney
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