The current measles outbreaks are unnecessary & preventable.

For instance the interest rates they charge are always above the bank rate, why?  When the person who took out the equity release passes the company takes the property, sells it and pockets the money which more than compensates for their original outlay. It’s immoral, unfair and something needs to be done. Equity Release is initially a good way of getting much needed funding but once you have the funds you are virtually worthless. There must be a better way a more fairer way so that people who have invested their whole lives into a property hoping to leave something behind for their children and grandchildren. Please support this petition by signing and sending it to as many people as you can. Thankyou Perhaps you know someone. A parent or a friends parent who have taken equity release to help in getting much needed funding and end up with nothing to show for their lifetime working. Please support this campaign 

It's plain common sense.

This petition will save hundreds if not thousands of lives and raise more awareness of symptoms of breast cancer. 

Why Others Should Join the Campaign to Restore Access to Crowell Road 1. It’s About Fairness for Everyone This isn’t about politics — it’s about fairness. Residents should not be cut off from their own neighbourhood, forced into long diversions, or treated differently from those living just streets away. Fair access is a basic expectation. 2. The Impact Goes Beyond One Road The closure doesn’t just affect Crowell Road — it pushes traffic onto surrounding streets like Newman Road, increasing: Congestion • Pollution in residential areas • Noise and stress for families • Road safety risks When one road is blocked, the whole community feels it. 3. Vital Access Has Been Restricted For four years, residents have faced delays reaching: • Work and schools • Doctors and pharmacies • Shops and local services • Elderly relatives and carers This affects daily life — especially for the elderly, disabled, and families with children. 4. Community Voices Deserve to Be Heard Many residents feel decisions were made to them, not with them. Joining the campaign sends a clear message: 👉 Local people deserve a say in decisions that shape their lives. 5. A United Community Gets Results History shows that when communities stand together: • Reviews happen • Policies are reconsidered • Fairer solutions are found Change doesn’t come from silence — it comes from collective action. 6. This Is About Improving, Not Dividing The campaign is not about removing safety or environmental goals. It’s about finding balanced solutions that: • Protect neighbourhoods • Maintain fair access • Work for everyone Simple Call to Action Join us if you believe: • Residents deserve fair access • Decisions should reflect community needs

Hundreds of people use this public right of way path every day to get to school, work, shops, visit family or simply to walk in the Park. When flooded, the path is unsafe and impassable. This has a huge effect on everyday life, extending the time is takes to get to work and school and limiting all park activities.  Raise awareness by signing the petition, so that local residents can use the river path again!

The government is about to unleash the “largest ever” roll out of live facial recognition surveillance. At the same time, shops across the UK are wiring up facial recognition cameras to their doorways and creating secret watchlists of their customers. Facial recognition is spiralling out of control in the UK and there are no clear laws in place to protect our privacy. Unlike CCTV, facial recognition doesn’t just record what you do, your face becomes a barcode in the same way as your fingerprint or your DNA. We must stop this. The Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, recently revealed her chilling vision of building a “panopticon” where “the eyes of the state can be on you at all times.” Your passport photo is now being searched by police facial recognition systems, even if you have done nothing wrong and your driving licence photo will be next. If we don’t set clear limits now, our rights to privacy, free speech, protest and access to information are all at risk. Live facial recognition also has documented issues with bias, last year 80% of people who were misidentified by these cameras by the Met Police were black. We all want criminals to be caught but that should not mean that all of us are treated like suspects and put at risk of criminal accusations. If thousands of us sign this petition, we can put an end to uncontrolled facial recognition surveillance by police and shops.

Neston now has no banks or building societies serving the town. With nearby branches in Heswall due to close, the closest in-person banking services will soon only be available in West Kirby or Chester. This leaves many residents — particularly older people, small businesses, and those without reliable transport or digital access — without reasonable access to essential financial services. The Post Office in Little Neston cannot fully replace the role of a local bank branch, especially for more complex transactions, business banking needs, and face-to-face financial support. We call on LINK, the major UK banks, and relevant decision-makers to assess Neston urgently and establish a shared Banking Hub in the town, ensuring residents and local businesses retain fair, convenient, and safe access to everyday banking services. Access to cash and in-person banking is not a luxury — it is a vital service for a thriving and inclusive community.

We do not want the poor to subsidise the rich. It should be the other way around.

A secretive US tech company called Palantir is embedding itself into our public services - including running a huge patient database for our NHS. Co-founded by a billionaire Trump donor, it provides tech to Trump’s ICE immigration agency and the Israeli military. But right now we’ve got a major chance to get their NHS deal scrapped - and kick start a domino effect that sees ALL their contracts ended. How? Ministers actually have the option to cancel the NHS deal early. But with these contracts flying under the radar, it’ll take all of us speaking up to make that happen. If you agree that our NHS and other public services shouldn’t be cutting deals with a private company that helps armies kill people, sign the petition now!

It is important to support this campaign to stop the rot before it goes any further. Remember how much over development in housing is still occurring, we cannot afford to lose any public services.

Following the recent email from Launceston College about automatic after-school detention for students triaged in the last period, I am starting this petition because this decision is simply not acceptable. This policy doesn’t just affect students — it disrupts whole families. Many children rely on school buses. Many parents work fixed hours. Detaining a child after school without properly considering how they get home is not a small issue — it creates real problems. This change appears to have been introduced without asking parents. Decisions that affect transport and end-of-day arrangements should not be imposed without proper consultation. For neurodivergent children especially, sudden changes to routine can cause genuine distress. Discipline should not create unnecessary anxiety or chaos for families. We are asking the College to pause this decision and work with parents to find a fair and workable alternative. Families deserve to be heard.