As someone with HFA, i feel this is hugely beneficial to the person and family involved. It could be potentially damaging to a childs future, if they were not to receive a diagnosis that could benefit them, their family and their education and unlock doors to them getting appropriate support.

People who live here cherish the tranquility and beauty of their surroundings, many of them retired and in the autumn of their lives. This is of no importance to developers who have only money making in mind. Our investment is our time, our energy and our care to save this environment for future generations.

Would you only diagnose the most severe broken bones and forget about the rest? Does that not seem stupid. Then why would the NHS do this with autism? This has a major impact on children, adults and their families. Without a diagnosis it leads to fewer resources and funding available to those who would have been diagnosed prior to this plan. When people are on the spectrum and even before diagnosis they and their families often experience discrimation and this is another example of discrimating against them. People on the autistic spectrum are 7 times more likely to get expelled. This plan is another clear message being sent out from the government and NHS that they are a naughty child when in fact they are autistic. Ultimately it will let every child and adult who would have been diagnosed down in an enormous manor. It really does not advocate or raise awareness of autism in fact it does the complete opposite. With help people on the autistic spectrum can achieve their full potential surely we want to have an inclusive country who is forward thinking?

The bridge is in a poor state and urgently needs work. Representatives met with local people and promised to do something six months ago. Until Network Rail have completed their work , the damage done to the heritage tiles, railings and lighting cannot be fixed. The walls are coated in slime and it is on a busy school and shopping route. It is ugly and unhealthy.

Period is something you cannot control, it is a very difficult stage for women. If pads become free, homeless women wont have to face embarrassment and preserve their dignity.

Because nothing is been done at the pond for the children any more like it used to.

I think this is important as it becomes unfair towards people who's difference in age is possibly less than a month for some and one of them gets a whole another year on ponies. This needs to change.

This petition​ is important because, is it not a sign of a just and free society, that we look after our most vulnerable members. To add to that, these guys helped immensely at a horrific time. Surely, they should be thanked appropriately?

Number one it's important for the safety of loacals using the footpath or cycle track, secondly every eveneing it's like living next door to a race track.

This is important to ease the financial worries of the victims and families at a devastating and lifechanging time.

Homelessness is a scar on our society. Steve has probably been walked by thousands of times. We have thousands of empty homes - Steve deserves a home.

In light of the recent terror attacks in manchester and the issues our children face they need these valuable skills