Currently we are prices paying over and above what people can afford. The government need stop putting prices being up on fuel.

There is a huge demand for our pharmacy as we deal with hundreds of customers every week passing through and many people end up resorting to paying privately to save them walking any further, even though they can't afford it. We also have to refuse many NHS patients who visit us with their scripts and this is the reason why we would like to provide our pharmacy services on the NHS to help the community. We have been known and loved by the larger community for many decades prior to the new pharmacy opening at Clinica Private Healthcare Ealing and that truly has a hand to play in all of this.

Everybody is feeling this squeeze from living and fuel price rises ! The tumult of war and climate breakdown has proved lucrative for the world's leading oil and gas companies, with financial records showing 28 of the largest producers made close to $100bn in combined profits in just the first three months of 2022.13 May 2022 Energy producers are increasing their profits due to the rise in wholesale energy prices, with the volatile market driving uncertainty and pushing up the costs. These increases are passed on to the suppliers and then through to the consumers. Why is the price of fuel rising at such a ridiculous amount ?! Purely and simply greed ! With financial records showing 28 of the largest producers made close to $100bn in combined profits in just the first three months of 2022.13 May 2022

We need lights on at night and they need to be brighter. There is so much crime about. People don't feel safe walking at night now, especially in the winter. My son in law had 80 pounds of petrol stolen last week and my neighbour's van got broken into a couple of weeks ago. The police are so busy that they don't want to know. I do not feel safe in my own house at night. Why should we have to put up with this so they can save money? They should be saving people from being nervous from walking at night. They say keep people safe - how on earth can we with no lights on at night? So please Surrey County Council - put our lights back on to reduce crime and keep people safe and make them brighter change the bulbs like we had before.

I completely respect all faiths and beliefs even if I don’t agree with them. Everyone of us has the right to practice freely their own person prayer’s and rituals where ever they are on Earth. I believe in democracy, debate and freedom of speech regardless of my own faith. I may not agree with a word somebody says but I will fight for their right to say it! For me this bible verse speaks a billion words. The Holy Bible Luke 23:26

To have their say in an important project and help prevent discrimination against small businesses in the town.

We all deserve equal pay. No one is worth more or less than the individual next to them.

As a Londoner doing my best to care for the earth and its non-human inhabitants, I would really appreciate you making sure that: • there is at least one silicone recycling centre in London • every borough council will provide residents with at least one silicone recycling bin, the contents of which they may deliver to the above-mentioned recycling centre. The use of such facilities would not only lead to a reduction in both waste and related clean-up operations, and an increase in the availability of a durable resource, but would set a good example to other cities, both in the UK and abroad. Best wishes, the undersigned.

Rapid inflation in 2022 means that petrol and diesel prices have risen by almost 50% and bottled LPG by around 40% compared to 12 months ago. The wholesale cost of LPG has doubled in the past year. Those who have a mains electricity hook-up do not qualify for the grant because the supply to the marina or caravan site is commercial, not domestic. The cost of solid fuel started to increase around 12 months ago. Some are finding they simply cannot afford these price increases. Most people who live off-grid are typically either working people on low incomes, or pensioners. Research* has shown that 51% of the liveaboard boater community were likely to have an annual income below £20,000, and 40% were likely to be earning minimum wage or less. The cost of living has increased much faster than wages. Some are having to rely on food banks and the generosity of others in the community. People who live off grid may be able to use solar and wind power, but the amount of power renewables can generate if your home is a boat, vehicle or caravan is limited, especially in winter. It is unfair to exclude these off grid, low income households from the support that is being offered to the rest of the UK population, even to the most wealthy. *Research to identify impacts of British Waterways policy on boat dwellers without moorings, by Kennet and Avon Boating Community and similar research regarding the liveaboard boater community in London in 2011.

No person in the UK should be treated differently purely on where they live

This matter is crucial for the whole group, as the outcome will decrease the stress which is caused from increasing all living costs and the idea that some people should spend more money for childminders or transport.

We as a community need a proper bus service to cater for everyone's needs