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2030 is unnecessary delay to stop all HIV infections in the UKOther people should join this petition to tell those organisations, the government and the NHS that it could be doing better and 2030 is just not good enough. There is no reasonable explanation why HIV cannot be stopped sooner and why are these organisations. like THT, the Elton John AIDS foundation decided to sit on their hands and fail over the decades to democratise HIV sector and push for better representation of HIV+ people directly to have a say in their own NHS care - why has been left to a doctors union to saturate the commissioning of HIV services and wield to much power over the sector. It is important to stop the silent complicity that is threatened by adverse public contract outcomes by the people who set the specifications for HIV treatment and also have a hand in the awarding of contracts to HIV charities and sit on the boards and trustees for the same charities. It is important to stop excluding HIV+ people as they have limited say and input into a sector that claims to be representing their needs but is constantly prioritising the funding applications for public contracts.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Craig Reading
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Rent for mortgageTo allow hard working families an opportunity to buy property and secure their families financial future9 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Leigh O'Driscoll
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Announce an emergency budgetPeople and families across the UK have been left reeling over the fact that there was no mention or additional support for the cost of living crisis millions are currently facing in this year's Queen's Speech. Energy bills have risen and will rise again in the autumn with over a million households predicted to struggle to pay their bill. Food in supermarkets is predicted to increase by 15% and childcare costs have soared for 2 in 3 families. Something needs to be done to help so many get through this crisis. That's why campaigners and people all over the country are calling on the government to announce an emergency budget to properly tackle it. Agree? Add your name to the petition today.76,763 of 100,000 Signatures
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EXETER AGAINST LGBTQI+ DEPORTATIONS TO RWANDAExeter has a proud culture of welcoming new arrivals, and we believe our diversity makes our city stronger and more vibrant. We’re calling on the U.K. Government to drop this discriminatory and inhumane policy completely, and particularly for LGBTQI+ people.164 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Steve Race
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Create a Medium Sized Entertainment Venue in SouthamptonWe need to let Southampton City Council know that the people in the city are missing out on artists, comedians, acts, etc unless they make long journeys to other cities100 of 200 SignaturesCreated by John McAndrew
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Stop the process of moving legacy benefits to Universal CreditLegacy benefit ESA lost out in the £20 uplift and DWP are going to do it to us again by moving us over to Universal Credit.12 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Wayne Jones
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Road safety campaign for Bogthorn and OakworthOur residents don’t have safe crossings - speed cameras and other safety measures need to be put in place. The current situation causes residents serious risk by passers exceeding the 30 mile restrictions in our area. One fatality has already already occurred. Residents are not safe crossing the road and neither are children who attend our local primary school.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Marcia Dewhirst
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Fighting for Affordable Housing in LeedsFrom data gathered in 2019, there are currently at least 429 people living on the streets (Leeds Live, 2019). This figure emphasises the importance of providing support to those sleeping rough as the number continues to rise. Through this campaign fighting for affordable housing, I am stressing the importance of the impacts on rough sleepers. As those sleeping rough have access too little opportunities to improve their situation, this causes people to spiral, resulting in negative stigmas. Therefore, by attempting to reduce the pricing of houses, whilst offering a scheme, effectively would provide better support for rough sleepers.4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Emily Martin
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Save 11 Blenheim Mews in Minehead!Note: Please scroll to the bottom of this page for updates on the latest developments involving 11 Blenheim Mews Minehead is a busy seaside resort on the north coast of Somerset. The town's architectural landmarks are as vital to its economy as it's many other attractions. Many of these buildings are formally recognised period properties. Without Minehead's unique history, the town would not hold as much of a draw to the tourists on which the local economy predominantly depends. The Somerset Historic Environment Record includes every one of Minehead's landmarks and should be safeguarded at all costs. But it is now under threat from developers! 11 Blenheim Mews is one of the buildings on this list and is currently in danger of becoming redeveloped beyond recognition. The stable building is one of the last of its type in Minehead still in its original condition. The Victorians built these stable buildings to serve the imposing Victorian houses of Blenheim Road and are part of the Wellington Square Conservation Area. However, the application intends to remove all original features that make this building unique. The design involves building an extension right up to the front boundary, installing a large, metal bi-fold door and fibre cement sheet cladding to the front aspect, laying a patio area directly outside, installing painted metal windows, three dormer windows and as many skylights. The application also proposes the extensive use of bricks, which is an entirely inappropriate material compared to the stonework of the neighbouring buildings. The building is in the centre of town amongst Minehead's highest-profile landmarks and heritage assets. The proposed application would fail to preserve or enhance the character and appearance of the conservation area, endangering the historical integrity of the current building and compromising the Somerset Historic Environment Record. Any works should preserve the original facade of the building. If developers lay waste to 11 Blenhiem Mews, the Somerset Historic Environment Record will not even be worth the paper it is written on. The original features of this building deserve better than being consigned to the scrap heap. The planning application is available to view on the Somerset West and Taunton planning portal. The application is entitled "3/21/22/041 | Conversion of residential garage and first floor workshop, with erection of a single storey extension, into 1 No. dwelling with parking | Garage to the rear of Blenheim Mews, Minehead, TA24 5QZ" Please sign this petition today!5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Protect Minehead
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Force Big Power Companies to do The Right ThingEveryone in the UK not living off the grid is being held to ransom by greedy Utility Companies, enabled Government and the so-called Regulator, in the anti-social behaviour of over charging and hiding profits by operating split business models to allow disingenuous presentation of profits.9 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Nick Hulme
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Stop child labour as medical interpreters in the UKBecause it is illegal child labour causes deaths and is affecting our society. we need to tackle this problem that has been in our society for longer than it should be. I really need your support!4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Monica Cristina Saramago
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Reading Parkour parkLocal traceurs of Reading barely have anywhere to train. What we want is a place where we don't have to worry about getting kicked off. A parkour park would be perfect with the architectural design of Denmark's parkour parks so that young traceurs imagination would see what to do instead of showing what to do. Its like show don't tell.6 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Farid Tarakai
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