• Shock, Horror! Are footballers being forced to leave UK?
    It is unjust. Only certain people are receiving warning letter of removal. Has Nigel Farage's wife received a letter? Has Nick Clegg's wife received a letter? Has Boris Johnson ( born in New York) received a letter? Have the non-British footballers received letters? These letters are divisive and instill a sense of insecurity. We object to the intimidation and callousness of the Home Office to use people in this way. We deplore the indecisiveness of the Prime Minister and her abusive use of people as pawns in the Brexit negotiations.
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  • Give Radio SE10 A Studio
    Radio SE10 has the potential to grow and become a constant voice and tool for students. Community radio brings people together, as we have seen in the last few weeks, around music, discussion. We have already completely filled our weekly schedule, having only fully launched 7 days ago, we provide 25 hours of weekly broadcast time. To grow any larger currently, would require to 2 daily setups, requiring 90 minutes setting up and putting away equipment.
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    Created by Darius Williams
  • The NHS NEEDS more funding
    As a front line worker I have witness the 24/7 hard work it provides from the beginning of life right through to the end of life. It is a huge part of all of our communities and a major part of uk citizens lives. Recently the British Red Cross reported the NHS is in a 'humanitarian crisis' it is and the government want to sit back and let it be lost. Majority of the U.K. use this service, once it's lost the majority of the U.K. Will not be able to afford healthcare. Let's fight for our NHS!!!!! Don't let them take it away!!! Healthcare professionals, nurses and Drs are under paid and unable to strike ( not that we want this). The older nurses and Drs have retired, most have left because of the pressures and there isn't enough student intakes to repenish staff shortages Because of money, pressures, fees and childcare. Leaving a massive shortage mixed that with the increase of patients. This extra money will help fund services and new/more staff. So please save our NHS.
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    Created by Hayley Wright
  • A6NI to be renamed the Heaney Highway
    Renaming the A6 would honour one of NI's most distinguished poets, Seamus Heaney. He took this route often to school & back from home and the region was part & parcel of his early work. His poetry is inclusive, hopeful, reflective and frequently quoted as part of our peace process. Ideally the A6 also can further his wishes for progress and peace. This would tie up very well with the "Wild Atlantic Way" and can benefit the counties in between too. It would be advantageous too for Tourism and as the Heaney Homestead is on this route, also rather appropiate.
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    Created by Jane Grant
  • Routinely Grit Roads Leading to Boldmere Infant & Junior Schools
    700 pupils aged 4 to 11 travel to Boldmere Infant and Junior schools every day. The road loop leading to the schools goes downhill, round 2 sharp bends and uphill. When it snows or is icy, this compacts and it's usually the last area to retain ice, making it very hazardous indeed to drive the roads and walk on the pavements. My children and I have slipped countless times, and watched cars skid, even when driving slowly. Many of the houses on these roads do not have driveways so residents and parents park on the road, leading to traffic problems on the school run. Whilst many children walk to school, ice and snow make an already hazardous area even more treacherous and it's only a matter of time before something awful happens. Please sign this petition and ask Birmingham City Council to remove this needless hazard from the lives of 700 children, their care-givers and local residents.
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    Created by Kathryn Hall
  • Do not withdraw the 34/X bus service to Braintree/Great Notley/Bocking
    There's been hardly or no consultation on its withdrawal and if the Council want to revitalise the High Street in Braintree, it's not going to be very helpful if no one can get there. Not everyone has a car, perhaps disabled or have children so driving isn't always an option. The council has an obligation to provide a means of access to the local town for those old, disabled, unable to drive. If companies are still permitted to put profit before services then Braintree will become a dead town. It's bad enough that empty units are booking shops (I think we have at least 4 of them), numerous charity shops, 2 pathetically sized supermarkets and that's the only reason to visit. The council has its priorities upside down. No customers = no High Street. No public service = more parking requirements. Is there any reason to visit Braintree anymore? The rate it's going it's a dying town and it's all down to the council not promoting the correct priorities. Apparently we're a Portas Town, well other than a few posters, I don't see any appreciable difference other than multiplication and monopolisation of Tesco in the area. If you're going to build another 20,000 houses here, then you're going to have to give them a reason to come. Another Tesco or public transport won't cut it.
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    Created by Tony Salmon
  • save our trees
    Environment and the destruction of living organisms.
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    Created by Nicholas Frost
  • Banish The Bounty From Boxes Of Celebrations
    In a scene played out across homes across the country inthe first week of January, Martin Coles from Rotherham was anticipating a small glimmer of joy amidst the post-Christmas gloom, when he remembered there was still an unfinished box of Celebrations in the kitchen cupboard. But anticipation turned to despair as he removed the lid to reveal that the half a dozen remaining chocolates all had a familiar blue wrapper. “I was absolutely gutted” he said, “the only chockies left were bleedin’ bastard bollocking Bounties…and I don’t usually swear.” An undercover investigation by The Rotherham Bugle has revealed that the coconut confection is the last in the box in 9 out of 10 packs of Celebrations. Most of the time they’re either foisted off on work colleagues, fed to family pets or dumped with the box. Occasionally they’re eaten at parties by people too drunk to know or care what they’re consuming. The Bounty is the black sheep of the family, the runt of the litter and the one bad apple in the barrel all rolled into one. It has to stop. It's important we do this now, so that the makers Mars can get their act together before next Christmas so that it doesn’t become another festive fiasco on the chocolate front. Let’s work together to banish the Bounty from Celebrations once and for all.
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    Created by John Harrison
  • Put the pension age for men back to 65
    Its important because doing hard graft at 65 is bad enough never mind 70... Manual workers shouldn't be made to work till their 70 its a disgrace. Sit behind a desk yes... but digging roads, on roofs etc is a disgrace. They have worked long enough at 65!!
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    Created by Julie Usher
  • Stop FIFA expanding the World Cup to 48 teams
    One of the joys of the World Cup is to watch - or try to watch - every game and develop favourites throughout the tournament. 48 teams is counterproductive to that and is just a moneymaking ploy by an organisation which never learns its lesson.
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    Created by Charlie Lloyd
  • All drink drivers should be banned from driving for life as they are not fit to hold a licence!
    Because they are flouting the law and putting innocent people in danger with their actions.
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    Created by Mike Devery
  • We the public call on the NI assembly to hold a full scale Independent Public Inquiry into RHI
    We the public need to have confidence in our ministers and the NI Assembly and also OFMDFM. This cannot be done without a Independent Public Inquiry to restore that confidence.
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