Protecting the canal

Nurses are risking their lives and that of their families they should not have to carry this extra financial burden. All fees for nurses to practice should be abolished.

We have seen the benefits that the shutdown is bringing. Wildlife is returning to urban areas and air pollution is reduced. The lockdown has given us time to pause and reflect on what is important. We should not squander this by returning to hectic lives, rushing from place to place and guzzling fossil fuels. Coronavirus has forced us into a green economy and has highlighted inequality between our citizens. We can address both of these during the ending of the lockdown. In order to protect against future pandemics, we must protect the natural world and ensure that our people can work effectively and safely, while ensuring that key workers are valued and fairly compensated for the vital work they do.

Every single penny counts at this unprecedented time - you don't need to make him a hero - he already was one and he is even more of one now! OUR NHS needs everything we can give it - DOUBLE THE CASH

Due to the loss of a parent who was a key worker during the Covid 19 outbreak many of their children will face additional struggles as they grow up. Attaining their education height will be one of these challenges. These key workers died trying to protect the entire country and their sacrifice has to be rewarded. I call on the United Kingdom government to establish a scheme that will ensure that the state takes up the financial responsibility of educating the children of these key workers up till university level.

We the people call upon our Government to help those who are most vulnerable in a similar way to the support offered to business in light of the Covid19 pandemic. To support them for what they may have lost. In the special needs world this is valuable time. Time to build skills , time to look forward to a life of greater independence and happiness. That is why we need your support.

It is important because there are thousands of hard working people out there that the government are discriminating against

As the coronavirus pandemic sweeps across the UK, essential workers like medical staff and supermarket workers are both saving lives and keeping our country going. The government with the HSE should come up with a comprehensive plan to keep all workplaces in the UK safe from Covid-19 and set an official target that no more workers should die from catching Covid-19 at work.

We need to fully recognise that as much as our Armed Forces go to war to fight, so our Doctors, Nurses and all the support Staff in our Hospitals and throughout the NHS are fighting a war, often putting themselves at risk and many are sacrificing their lives to save us.

Migrant workers have played a clear and definitive role in keeping our NHS and public services going during this crisis, and have been doing so since before the crisis began. Without these people, our public services may not have survived. Therefore, they should be granted UK passports for their devoted service to our great nation.

Tom Moore has not only raised an amazing amount of money, he has also raised the nations spirit and he is a sign of hope and inspiration. What he has done deserves a lasting tribute and I feel that naming a Hospital after this amazing gentleman would be fitting and the least we can do to say thankyou!

A national monument for a national treasure! A WW2 veteran approaching his 100th birthday, Captain Tom Moore has captured the hearts of the nation and is a source of national pride and hope. He has been a beacon of light in the darkest of times, an inspiration to us all and a real life hero. At a time it is needed the most, Captain Tom (& his walking frame) is raising tens of millions of pounds for the NHS charities and raising morale throughout the UK and the rest of the globe. Can one person really make a difference? Yes they can! Captain Tom Moore has shown us that. A statue of Captain Tom & his stroller, would remind us all, commemorate the amazing work of the NHS and serve as a fitting thank you and birthday gift to Tom from the people of Great Britain (and hopefully a Knighthood from the Queen). This statue would celebrate the positive actions of the one and the many, during the time of this pandemic and be a memorial to the lives of those lost. Once the temporary exhibition time in Trafalgar Square has expired, it is hoped that this statue would then go on to be exhibited across the UK at different locations, on tour.