Because we play a vital role in the care of a loved one like me who cares about my wife who has cerebral palsy and epilepsy

At the age of 99 Sir Tom. Decided to selflessly raise some much needed funds for our NHS at a time our country was on its knees due to Covid 19.... He managed to raise a phenomenal amount of £33 million.... Today our hero laid down his sword I cannot think of a more fitting honour and legacy

"Best league in the world, and probably the worst officials" - Neil Warnock Only two leagues in the world have professionally employed referees; Italy and England. But since the retirement of Howard Webb and Mark Clattenburg, not a single English referee has been considered competent enough to manage a major football game outside of England. At the 2018 world cup, England – the original lawmaking nation of the sport – was not selected to submit a team of officials, over countries like Bahrain, Bolivia and Gambia. English referees have become the laughing stock of FIFA and UEFA, by their own hand. The Premier League is a multi-billion pound enterprise, where fortunes are made and lost on the competency of referees. In any other industry, failure to adequately do one's job is met with justified punishment, but these so-called "elite" referees are protected at all costs by their employers. PGMOL, the FA, and the Premier League have failed time and time again to address the slow and sustained demise of British refereeing, consistently defending errors. For far too long, referees of the English Premier League have ruled with almost complete impunity when officiating football matches. Poor decisions have consistently decided the outcome of matches. If referees never have to take responsibility for their actions, the quality of their judgement will never improve. We are simply campaigning for referees to release a full explanation for their important decisions after officiating a game. This can be achieved with a simple interview orchestrated by a neutral party, or by making their match report public. This is not a witch-hunt. This is about improving thetransparency and the integrity of the game.

Captain l Sir Tom Moore was an inspiration to the four Nations of the UK his mammoth endeavours are fitting to be remembered for all on a plinth in Parliament square or wherever applicable as a beacon for future generations. He embodied everything that is great about our Island story.A truly great Briton who fought against horrendous dictatorships in WW2 and fought for our NHS in these also troubled times.God rest Sir Tom.

This important because people who need these animals with them at all times for support are being deprived. If someone had severe anxiety and needed warning of attacks surely they should be allowed their pet. I know I for one would like my pets support and I want them to be recognized for their work.

The Man Is Our Country's Hero During a Time lifting spirits and raising so much money for the NHS.

After the sad news of the death of Captain Tom Moore I think the Government should name a hospital after him. He was a real hero and a truly inspirational man who won the hearts 💕 of us all. We can learn so much from him. He raised millions of pounds for the NHS so it seems only right that as a tribute to him a hospital should be named after him.

We need to honour this wonderful man, because he deserves recognition for everything he achieved.

Sir Captain Tom Moore touched the hearts over millions around the world . The fundraising he did for the NHS was nothing short of remarkable. This hero and national treasure was proud of his roots and served his country for all of us . I think it would be a fitting tribute to a wonderful gentleman to rename St Georges day St Georges / Sir Captain Tom Moore day

This is very important to the people and the NHS

My children have grown up here, I would like to be able to buy this house, so i have some thing to leave them when i pass away.

The service and sacrifice he as given to this country in war and in this pandemic