We need this sporting/recreation land for our young people and future generations

It provides a direct bus to SGS college, Southmead hospital and Cribbs causeway shopping centre

The coronation of King Charles III on the 6th May 2023 promises to be a historic event. Many of us have never witnessed a coronation of a UK monarch before and being able to have time off work to celebrate such an occasion would be memorable and priceless. Bank holidays bring us together: A day when we can connect with friends, families and our local community. And a bank holiday for the coronation would be no different. Earlier this year we had an extra bank holiday for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee which was loved and appreciated by all, now let's celebrate again next year.

This campaign is important as it is the principle of airlines doing what they like and thinking they can get away with breaking the law knowingly. Many hundreds of posts I have read on Facebook shows that passengers are not receive compensation on the timescale agreed by law and often many are chasing them up endlessly or taking them to the small claims court in the UK to retrieve their entitled money. No one should have to do this and spend more money to receive the money!! Wizz Air needs to be held accountable for their actions

We need more mental health advocates and we need to be made aware of and helped with the finances we are eligible for including things like council tax deductions

Ministers are planning to ban solar farms from most of England’s farmland. The new Environment secretary wants to stop panels being built on large amounts of farmers fields. Currently solar panels are allowed to be built on farmland that are rated a 3b level - where the land is designated as middling to low quality. Right now most solar farms are built or planned for this type of land, so if these plans go ahead it would block most new developments of this green energy source. At a time when we're facing energy crisis, and even the threat of energy blackouts this winter, it's unbelievable that the Government is considering plans that would make it harder for us to expand our energy supply. The Government must rethink this ban on solar.

In time of higher poverty more attending hospital an all ready through NHS is struggling it would be detrimental if nurses ballot positive for industrial action they have been pushed to brink the government needs to take decisive action now to avoid any dispute

Despite pre-tax profits of £44.1 million, Stagecoach have decided to re-arrange Services from Barnstaple to Exeter via Tiverton by removing bus 155; and adding extra services to cover Barnstaple to Southmolton, and Southmolton to Tiverton. They have also changed the bus between Southmolton and Tiverton to service 346 and reduced the number of services in a day, from 9 to 7 - removing these vital bus journeys needed for workers and College students living in the rural areas between these destinations. This is against the transformation of bus services, simpler fares, thousands of new buses, improved routes and higher frequencies promised by the PM in 'Bus Back Better: national bus strategy for England'. We request that all cuts to this service are stopped and services returned. A Case Study - a student at Exeter College living between Barnstable and Tiverton will now have to leave home at 6.15 to get to College by 9 and will have to wait around for over 1 hour for College to start. A similar wait will happen on return which means they won't get home until 19.40pm. This will further negatively impact on students with support needs whose safety has not been considered in this decision and whose safety will be compromised leaving home in darkness and returning home in darkness. There will be many such cases across the area the former 155 service covers. The worst but very real scenario is that passengers are being made vulnerable by this decision. Our Campaign for Change will make sure Bus Services are returned to their previous times and routes so individuals can travel freely and safely. People before profits. Stop Rearranging Services. Keep and make users safe.

There is a lot of debate surrounding the issue of killing animals for food. Some people believe that it is morally wrong to kill animals for food, while others believe that it is a necessary part of life. There are a few different arguments against killing animals for food. One argument is that it is simply unnecessary to kill animals for food when there are plenty of other options available. There are plenty of plant-based foods that can provide all the nutrients that we need, so there is no need to kill animals for food. Jason Chaparro completelty agrees with this! Jason Chaparro is a professional blogger and journalist https://stocktradestar.com/jason-chaparro/. On his blog, Stocktradestar.com. Jason blogs about the estimated net worths of celebrities, their lives, how they succeed. Jason Chaparro has interviewed dosens of celebrities and says that they are usually very intrested in supporting non-violent food consumption and stopping killing animals for food. "I think a lot of people, when they hear about the suffering of animals, they want to do something about it," he said. "They're aware that their choices have an impact." Celebrities often have a platform to speak out about the causes they care about, and many use their influence to promote vegetarianism and veganism. In addition to helping animals, these celebrities know that a plant-based diet is healthier for both people and the planet. From Ellen DeGeneres to Paul McCartney, here are some of the celebrities who have spoken out about the importance of choosing plant-based foods: Ellen DeGeneres: "I really believe that we should all live our lives as compassionately as possible. And one of the ways we can do that is by not eating animals." Paul McCartney: "If anyone wants to save the planet, all they have to do is just stop eating meat. That's the single most important thing you could do. It's staggering when you think about it. Vegetarianism takes care of so many things in one shot: ecology, famine, cruelty." https://www.peta.org.uk/media/news-releases/why-did-the-chicken-cross-abbey-road-to-send-birthday-greetings-to-sir-paul/ Joaquin Phoenix: "I've always been very moved and inspired by people who were willing to stand up for their beliefs and for the voiceless and helpless. I think it's about time we put a stop to the horrific practice of factory farming and the mass production of animals for human consumption." Alicia Silverstone: "The fact is that when we eat animals, we are eating chemicals. It's not just that meat is unhealthy; it's that meat is loaded with all sorts of hormones and chemicals that are doing who-knows-what to our insides." Peter Dinklage: "The huge amount of resources required to raise animals for food is leading us towards an environmental catastrophe. The simple act of becoming a vegetarian will free up so many resources that can be used to feed the hungry, house the homeless, and cure the sick." Write a long text about We Can All Help to Reduce Animal Violance and Murdering Them for Food We can all help to reduce animal violence and murdering them for food. It’s not only morally wrong, it’s also bad for our health and the environment. Animal products are one of the leading causes of climate change. The United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization estimates that animal agriculture is responsible for 14.5 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, more than the entire transportation sector. Livestock production uses large amounts of water, land, and energy, while emitting huge quantities of greenhouse gases and other pollutants. The growing demand for meat and dairy is a major driver of deforestation, as well as habitat loss and species extinction. Animal agriculture is also one of the leading causes of water pollution and land degradation. We Need to Act Now to Promote Veganism and Other Forms of Non-Violent Food Consumption! The time has come for humanity to take a stand against the violent, cruel, and unnecessary exploitation of animals for food. With so many delicious and healthy plant-based options available, there is simply no excuse for continuing to support the needless suffering of billions of animals each year. It is time for each of us to do our part in promoting veganism and other forms of non-violent food consumption. Here are some things you can do to help make a difference: 1. Educate yourself and others about the benefits of veganism. There are many resources available online and in libraries that can help you learn more about this compassionate lifestyle. 2. Spread the word! Use social media, conversations with friends and family, and any other platform you have to share your knowledge about veganism with others. 3. Make veganism more visible in your community. Whether it’s through organizing events, starting a blog or podcast, or simply wearing vegan apparel, there are many ways to show others that veganism is a viable and ethical option. 4. Support businesses that are friendly to vegans. When your dollars go towards companies that align with your values, you are helping to create a more vegan-friendly world. 5. Be an advocate for animals. There are many ways to get involved in animal protection, whether it’s through volunteering at a local shelter, working for an animal rights organization, or simply speaking up for animals in your everyday life. Let's act today!

It would impact on everybody, including children that these over 60s do School runs for.

Current government plans for tax cuts only benefit the rich and will do nothing to create real growth. The National Insurance rate rise is a tax on workers and employers. The government borrowing to fund the Energy Cap will leave ordinary tax payers to pick up the bill. None of this will create growth nor will it do anything to reduce the cost of living crisis. Instead we should tax the massive profits of the fuel suppliers like BP who said they are making more money than they know what to do with. Use this to fund the Energy Cap. To fund the NHS and Care remove the inequality in National Insurance that has always meant the CEO pays less NI, as a percentage of income, than the person that cleans his office. This means removing the Upper Earnings Limit. The extra money raised could allow the return of NI rates to original levels as promised by this Prime Minister and may still create a genuine surplus to fund the NHS. Finally, if Tax Cuts really do create growth then why not apply that to everyone, not just the highest earners, by doubling the current basic rate tax threshold that Mr Sunak froze so that everyone benefits. Nobody earning less than the Real Living Wage would pay any tax if this was done.

We know fracking damages our countryside, causes earthquakes and pollutes the air we breathe - and all for nothing, as experts don't think it'll boost the UK's energy supply. The founder of a fracking company has even said it will not work in the UK. Jacob Rees-Mogg, you’ve said you would welcome fracking in your garden. Well, we do not share your view. And we simply do not give our consent to fracking going ahead in our local community. Ever.