This bill needs to die immediately!! They are proposing to unlimited access to all your data access multiple departments and to over seas! Why is that needed to give your data to foreign countries  Bank records credit history health history all your bills anything you've applied for children under your care what you buy on Amazon what things you look at online!!!! The government just got told by apple in America they can't have access to your phone remotely this government is out of control this is another over reach it must be stopped

We all want to keep our children / Grandchildren safe. There have been too many accidents in Okehampton recently and we want to prevent more happening.

Without swimming facilities another key wellbeing skill not available to all residents and schools 

If this industry is not properly governed and regulated we will at some point have major illnesses infecting our population and anti-biotics will be inadequate because the bugs are resistant to them. Finally, who should pay for this restructuring of private industry? I say those who took the money out with Government approval. If they won't then sell for a penny to those who will commit to 30% reinvestment of profits year on year.

The issue of Universities cutting staff due to lack of funding, is a reflection of what is going on in schools.  The U.K. education system needs far more funding than is provided.  Cuts could be made in the area of Ofsted inspections that do nothing for the education establishments except provide an overall negative result. Ofsted inspections cause extreme stress to already overloaded teachers and staff. There is absolutely nothing good about an Ofsted inspection. The costs of providing Ofsted inspections would be better spent providing more funding for educational staff and resources. 

The government must stop failing young people, they have a duty of care and action needs to be taken now to avoid further needless deaths due to rising knife crime.  We need a total ban on knife ownership for anyone under 25 on the streets.

The Cabinet of Gloucestershire County Council (GCC) has written to the Government to ask for the County Council elections this May to be delayed.   We are not aware that the Conservative cabinet consulted anyone before taking this decision. It was not even referred to the full Council.   Elected 4 years ago in May 2021, the Conservative Party currently have a wafer thin majority on the County Council and it is highly unlikely that they would have any majority after an election this May 2025.   Postponing the County Elections will leave current councillors in power beyond their elected mandate.    If the proposed Local Government Reorganisation goes ahead, all district councils in Gloucestershire will be dissolved, and replaced by a single large unitary authority.    In the interests of greater democracy, we  demand that recently elected councillors should negotiate the dramatic restructuring of local government in Gloucestershire. 

As I represent the traders on the Esplanade I feel like they are very strongly about Government interference which takes away from our efforts to succeed in business. Local Authority appears to be very poorly run by its elected members  we need to make a stand to insure a balance so that the business continues to flourish and provide a life for many members of the Community and for many visitors who come to enjoy the wonderful view.

Apart from the money the equipment was faulty!

When we sing our National Anthem, we should be singing about why we want to support, defend and celebrate our country and its people. Many people who sing our National Anthem would want to feel proud about their country and may not necessarily support the Monarchy. In this situation, they are denied the opportunity to celebrate their country. If monarchists were to sing a revised National Anthem, it would not necessarily preclude the Monarch, so they would also be able to sing it with conviction.

The income is there in the national Lottery and in all national consultations we have shown that we want more resources to be allocated to assist the NHS. Most people would be happy to see an agreed amount from our lottery used to supplement specific and needy aspects of our Health Service as long as it was not undermining statutory funding of the Service. We would therefore need the Agreed List of crucial but difficult -to-fund aspects (example, -funding of  wheelchairs for use by the volunteers usually assisting at every hospital entrance).

Because that's what the people of this country do