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Shop bags to 10pIt will stop plastic, and help the environment as more people will bring their own re usable bags.11 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Charlie Bishop
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Implement 7.5 Tonne Weight Limit & 20 MPH Maximum Speed RestrictionA reduction in unnecessary HGV traffic through a very congested village centre will reduce the likelihood of a serious / fatal accident and / or damage to roadside buildings and infrastructure. (A650 bypass is a safe alternative route) A 20 mph speed limit would also reduce the likelihood of a serious / fatal vehicle or pedestrian collision. Restricted parking, lack of speed management and poor visibility creates a huge hazard to village traffic and pedestrians when exiting the Co-op, Town Street and roadside parking spaces. Reducing vehicle speeds and restricting HGV numbers / access will allow members of the public / children / pensioners to negotiate the pedestrian crossing with greater confidence & improved safety. Vehicles will be able to park, pull up or unload safely in the village centre (including deliveries) to the benefit of all local shops and amenities.67 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Andrew Woodward
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support return of university grantsFor society to develop in a positive way, and for there to be true equality for all by choices.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Francoise White
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Make antidepressant prescriptions free on the nhsThere has been a massive increase in people taking their lives from anxiety and depression in the last few years. People are always blaming themselves wondering what they could have done. One thing to consider is how difficult it is to go and get help to begin with when going through these issues, to then have to pay £9 for a prescription, which a lot of people can't afford on top of their busy lives, taking care of themselves and even children. If you cant afford such prescriptions then you are then left struggling. People are offered free counselling but it doesnt work for everyone and therefore why cant we make the other options free?14 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Rebecca Booth
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Camps hill new parkSince this park burnt down my kids have been really upset. They were big fans of the park, like many any other children in our local area and they really enjoyed playing in this park. I've started this petition calling on the council to invest in this local treasure. So many local children would benefit from some more swings, a slide and some simple climbing equipment. It's not a-lot to ask for the council to replace what has been damaged. Parks are extremely beneficial for young children, it's where they can play, learn and take time out from their phones and technology. Please sign this petition and provide local children with a fun, safe place to play.236 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Noreen Nawaz
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Save Stafford A and ESafeguarding - removing A and E will cause the loss of life in our community1,508 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Louise Nixon
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Reduce use of plastic in Postal packagingThe over-use of plastic packaging and it’s subsequent damage to the environment is increasingly becoming the centre of media attention as time runs out to reverse the damage we have done to our planet. There is an extreme over-use of plastic in Amazon packaging which needs to be addressed; as a leading company in international shipping, action by Amazon WILL be followed by other companies.83 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Caitlin McDonald
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Stop spraying weed killer in public areasThese chemicals have devastating effects on wildlife and there is a possible link with cancer. Teignbridge District Council have declared a Climate Emergency and part of this is the Ecological Emergency. Species are going extinct by the thousand each year.214 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Bee Helen
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Stop Bristol CC injunction against Nicky (sits outside Gloucester Rd Sainsbury's)Nicky is part of the Gloucester Road Sainsbury's' furniture. She sits outside peacefully trying to make her way in life. Nicky tells me that the council plan to enforce an injunction meaning that she cannot sit outside Sainsbury's anymore. Bristol City Council should spend the money that would be spent on an injunction, on housing services to help people like Nicky rather than isolate them. I feel this is wrong and if you feel this way too I urge you to sign this petition in support of Nicky.110 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Alex Oldham
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Save our field on Heol Ashley mochdre industrial estateThis is the last remaining walking field in Newtown, it is home to lots of beautiful wildlife and is visited by lots of locals everyday. This field houses hedgehogs, lots of species of birds and mice, owls, and a heron, in summer it also attracts many bees and butterflies. Already by closing other popular walking feilds due to the Bypass and other constructions, wildlife has been killed and lots of people who enjoy fields have been left with only this field to enjoy. Everyone has a right to a green space - everyone should be able to see many birds and other animals and walk through the forest with their families. Please sign this petition and save the only remaining walking field in this area of the town where we can walk the dogs enjoy the wildlife and country feel.724 of 800 SignaturesCreated by Kelly Leah-Higgins
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Please change our unused park...It's a waste of space, lots of younger children live near there and no one uses it... It only has bars and gym/training equipment, none of which any children use and could be dangerous if they try... Please, please change it into a park local children can use and enjoy...317 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Nicola Pizzey
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Milk menIt decreases the plastic in the ocean by using reusable materials. Supermarkets generate 800000 tonnes of plastic each year, ruining the oceans, killing the animals and destroying the coral reefs. Bringing back milk men could also supply jobs to people throughout the country.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Ella Slade
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