To make the area safer for walkers, runners, cyclists, horse riders, motor cyclists, and drivers.

On 12th July, as a way of solving potential food shortages this summer, the UK Government eased strict HGV driving rules which now means HGV drivers can increase their driving hours. The temporary measure could result in an increase of more driving errors and accidents. It’s potentially a very dangerous gamble to take. Drivers, Unions and Industry experts speaking out are even stating that it ”wouldn’t make any difference” to the problem it’s trying to solve. The Government has warned that driver safety must not be compromised, but changing rules which were put in place to keep drivers safe, could do just that.

Leaseholders and tenants across the UK are facing bankruptcy and eviction because of fire safety issues we did not cause, and have no control over fixing. Our homes were not built to be safe from fire, and to add insult to injury, leaseholders are picking up the bill. The strain this is having on our mental health is immense; we’re feeling angry, hopeless, helpless and trapped. Who is responsible? Cladding manufacturers who falsified fire safety tests, construction companies cutting corners and ineffective Government regulations. They must all be held to account. Boris Johnson must recognise that our safety comes before profit. The Government must force developers to make our homes safe, before any more new homes are built and protect leaseholders from all fire remediation costs.

Bantaskin is a residential area within Falkirk South ward. There are 2 schools located here and as a result there is a large proportion of school age & pre school children in the area. There is no play park or safe place for these children to play. There used to be one adjacent to Bantaskin Primary but this was sold off by the Council and is now fenced & gated so no residents can access. There has been more recently 2 further residential social housing sites built which had increased the population even more. Falkirk Council have not thought through the implications this and have made no provision for the extra volume of residents ie somewhere for all these children to play SAFELY. We have multiple council run garage sites in the area - surely one of these could be re-developed into a park area?

We now feel safer and healthier and do not want noise, pollution, and traffic accidents to return. We do not want to lose the peace we now feel in the Cathedral Outer Court

We could all up end up homeless no one is immune - Covid taught us all that. Most of us know or know of someone who is homeless or going to be or desperately searching for a home at some Point which is a natural human right. Being homeless and the stress of looking for a new home to rent with a list of 50+ other applicants for one over priced property is beyond imaginable. This will have a huge knock on effect of our children’s health and the sick and vulnerable not having a secure home to live in when they most need it. Please please sign this so our Isle of Wight MP will sit up and take notice how desperately bad the Isle of Wight’s housing situation is. Thankyou

It is important to have a safe accessible Play Facility for children and young people in the North Street area of Greyabbey. The play park was built after a successful campaign by local children and parents . The park is well used and enjoyed by children and young people of all ages.

The Park has served the children and young people of the area since the 1960s and is both a well used and enjoyed facility for children and young people in the village of Portavogie.

The public services ombudsman has found CAPITA's work on the Personal Independence Payment in Northern Ireland to amount to 'systemic maladministration'. Capita continually failed to obtain medical evidence from GPs as required, and used systems which had the potential to inhibit the appropriate use of further evidence in making assessments Despite this, the Minister for Justice Naomi Long is awarding a contract to Capita to deliver a Medical Assessment Service to victims of the conflict in Northern Ireland. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-57583138

Protecting Noctorum Field as a Local Green Space is just one of the many local acts needed globally to protect the planet. Your support for this petition is an act of climate responsibility. Sustaining, protecting, growing and defending our natural and ancient green spaces requires people to care about the environment and eco-cultures in their localities. And resident and people led movements to protect their local lived environment can support our elected and borough officials to protect the social, environmental values of the biosphere for the well-being people locally and globally.

In the midst of the Climate Emergency, the struggle to mitigate the Covid 19 legacy and the impending Lea Bridge Gas Works scheme, we all , humans and wildlife, need this calm, green oasis more than ever.

We are in the middle of a climate and ecological crisis which means companies must be polluting less, not polluting more. It endangers not only Plymouth but the surrounding areas [such as Saltash and Torpoint]. It is insidious and the effects could be long-lasting not only on the current generation but on future generations. In November 2008, 280 litres of radioactive liquid poured into the River Tamar after a hose burst. In 2005, refit work was temporarily suspended on HMS Victorious after two radioactive leaks in one week. All in all, at least ten serious nuclear leaks have been reported at Devonport in the last thirty years with 570 litres of radioactive liquid lost overall. Now the MOD wants to add more irradiated rainwater into the River Tamar. We must put a stop to it. Now!