• Stop Killing Enocent Rohingya Muslim in Barma
    Every one has Right to Live practice their Religen
    11 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Abdul Rahman
  • Introduce Licencing of Spear Guns
    Spearguns are a lethal weapon, capable of killing and maiming people and animals. Recently a seal has been shot in the tail for fun at a Devon seaside resort, leaving the animal to die a slow painful death. These weapons are lethal and currently have no registration. They and the arrows they fire should be registered, so that any arrow found in an animal or used in a crime can be identified and traced to its owner.
    17 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Adrian Pitman
  • Criminal injury compensation for adult victims of Child abuse before 1979
    Because a crime is a crime and any child severly abused in their home by any trusted adult has the same rights to protection as those children residing in our institutions!
    14 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Lydia Dixon
  • End to zero hour contracts
    So that their workers can have a decent living wage which enables them to support themselves. Also workers need to have regular and fixed hours so that they can be sure of what they are earning.
    9 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Helen Richards
  • Keep your promise Waitrose
    Microbeads are damaging our ocean life and therefore our envionment
    14 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Linda Saunders
  • Fly tipping Holyhead
    This is important because the noticeable increase in fly tipping is hazardous and reflects poorly on the area.
    21 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Vaughan Williams
  • FaceTime Conference Calling Feature
    It is important because most people I know want to be able to FaceTime more than one person at a time. It's unfair that we have apps such Skype that do this for us, but we are not able to do it through the Apple products that we have.
    10 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Tia-Chanel Anderson
  • Vote for cannabis legalisation
    This is important as it is in our right to be able to do with our bodies as we choose, as it stands the government seem to believe that us people can be treated like children told what we can or can't do with our bodies, we should have right to make that decision for ourselves, not told it is for our own good, drinking is much more harmful than any strain of cannabis in existence yet that is legal. I'm not saying all drugs should be legal but I do suggest there should be a choice for all minimum risk drugs such as cannabis, atleast this way us as the people of UK we can make our own mind up as to whether we think we should be able to have cannabis for our own use rather than a room full of people who are not part of the public, who destroy people's lives over this drug. Give us a choice, the government are supposed to support there people not oppose them.
    51 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Andrew Brannan
  • Sponsorship for those who have committed on the basis of being able to pursue a career.
    Many of us who come from Australia and other Commonwealth countries moved here on working holidays and found a career. We are invested in the company and have been for a long period of time. Over the past years we've built lives, friendships and relationships which we do not wish to end or leave over this. We would be more than willing to agree to long standing contracts if it is what it takes, but we feel as it was promised and mentioned to us as a way of getting our commitment that it is now owed to us in a way. We love our jobs and our pubs and this is why we made a commitment, because we thought we could grow within the company and someday head these pubs.
    150 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Louis Lamarre
  • parents who hold parental responsibility should both provide equally for the upbringing of a child
    With the benefits cap having a detrimental impact on families especially those bringing children up alone, action needs to be taken on those parents who ignore the importance of their role of holding parental responsibility and pay the minimum child maintenance, which impacts on the main care giver meeting the needs of each individual child in their care. Action needs to be taken, and consideration should be made into the costs single parents face such as health, education and daily activities to promote social skills. These costs should be met equally by both parents who hold Parental responsibilities. The new child maintenance system is failing so many families and leaving them facing severe financial hardship. Child maintenance doesn't take into account the £350 each year spent on buying new school uniform or school resources. Nor do they take into account the rise in child care costs or the weekly recreational activities that children undertake. The main caregiver is the one struggling to make ends meet ''robbing Peter to pay Paul'' to pay bills as tax credits and child benefit don't take into consideration the additional costs that these parents make to meet their Child's everyday needs. Both parents should equally pay for these everyday needs
    128 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Natasha Turner-Dale
  • Removal Of Eminem's Beard
    Because it ain't right bro!!!
    5 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Steven Dodds
  • Travellers have a right to call a place home
    For those who do want to send their children to school, they should have that right, without having to constant move on. Most see no point, and why should any child grow up in the uk feeling hated, wherever they go? It's so wrong. If they had permanent sites, these house proud people would then have electricity, water supplies, everything we do, to be able to live like human beings, and able to keep their surroundings tidy and clean. They would be a proper part of society paying taxes for their site, water, bins, electricity. In turn, they would have to agree to council uk rules, or then face eviction as every other tenant or home owner abides by. The stigma they face wherever they go, is partly down to the discrimination they are shown. The U.K. Should not discriminate against any culture. There are laws against discrimination, so why do our councils still discriminate this culture. Their culture is not going to change. It's their heritage. They should not have to change, but the uk councils and police should!
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Amanda Gallagher