It serves the Community and takes round insch to inverurie and kemnay and other towns and villages that network buses don't go and does more bus times than a reduced timetable service please join our argument

Paying extortionate rent in a time of a cost of living crisis is totally unacceptable.

Having speed cameras on Halliwell road is important particularly when we have the hustle and bustle of everyday life. We have school runs, lunch times as well as the commutes to and from work. As drivers on the road, we are responsible for driving safely. Unfortunately, a minority have made Halliwell Road a dangerous place to cross. Even though we have traffic lights and zebra crossings, it just isn't enough! We need to implement speed cameras to keep the community safe and to catch those who are driving dangerously.

The Lothian bus open door day has been a huge part of bus enthusiasts like myself across Edinburgh and further afield. It is also an opportunity for the wider Edinburgh community to be part of there bus services and learn more about sustainable travel and electric buses. It was such a fun day out, with the bus wash being a highlight of the trip. My family even used the bus wheels as a measurement for my height each year. It is very much missed and I ask Lothian Buses to reinstate it for 2023 and beyond. Let’s show Lothian buses how much we miss this valuable community event and show support for our drivers and how much we appreciate our local transport networks

In Norden we will be waiting years for our play areas to see improvement. Upper Sherborne Playing Fields – earliest date 3 years / Arlott Drive – earliest date 6 years; Bennett Close/Martin Close – earliest date 10 years / Lyford Green – earliest date 18 years Whiteditch – earliest date 21 years / Oakridge Road – earliest date 43 years; Taverner Field – earliest date 43 years; At the current rate of 3 refurbishments a year, it will take the Council 50 years to upgrade the 147 play areas in the Borough. We need a better programme to meet the needs of residents and children, as many of our play areas are in desperate need of refurbishment now. We believe that the Borough Council need to take refurbishing our play areas far more seriously. We need a better programme of capital investment that meets the need our communities have for improved play areas.

It is wrong that these people will be uprooted and their lives turned upside down again. These are families who who are refugees and have right to remain in the UK. If moved hundreds of miles away they will have to start again in a new area. Adults will have to find new jobs and children will have to try and adjust to new places and schools after just being settled in London. Added to which it is uncertain if there would be school and college spaces for them. These families need all our support to try and make the Home Office see how unreasonable and potentially harmful their proposed actions are.

We need more not less of this genre especially now in such stressful times. Programmes such as Autumnwatch provide vital relaxation and enjoyably informative TV that the whole family can watch together.

Fuel poverty is causing deaths, illness and extreme hardship to millions of people we need to stop this wholesale robbery now, the government won't act because they have a vested interest in keeping prices high. Sign the petition today, share and pass the word.

Please sign this petition and share this petition in order to make the forced installation of smart water meters without the informed consent of the customer unlawful. Also in order to prevent future events where having conditioned people to covertly consent into a one way system that takes away from customers control over water usage, it enables water companies to covertly make claims from customers to offset the water company responsibility for maintaining water infrastructure by such as in this case correlating a self generated smart water meter reading to correspond to a water leak.

Please help Residents, Local Business, Local Interest and Heritage bodies STOP Essex County Council rushing through this application to demolish and replace the bridge. This plan will cause significant temporary, permanent and ongoing harm from the HGVs enabled to use this inappropriate route and offers no benefit to, and will damage, Britain's Tourist sector, local social, culture* economy and environment** and will negate years of careful conservation and irreparably reduce the contribution of Finchingfield to the National, Regional and local heritage environment and unique character of this area. *the proposed works will prevent Finchingfeild residents using their village green for the Coronation celebrations in May. **otters have been filmed in the pond adjacent to the bridge.

We, the concerned residents and parents of students at Outwood Academy Valley, call for Nottinghamshire County Council to locate a pedestrian crossing on Carlton Road between Ashley Road and Carlton Avenue, Worksop to enable students from the school to cross safely when going to and from school. The safety of our children and young people should be everyone's responsibility.

In 1913, Barry Docks was the largest coal exporting port in the world but today the Docks waterfront is looking to transform into a place where the community can enjoy and to create a better more environmentally friendly future. The funding would have gone towards developing a new water sports facility at Barry Waterfront and a new marina at the site known as the mole. The bid for funding was a strong one and we are determined to do what we can to ensure it succeeds in the next funding round.