I am a disabled man in my sixties. I depend strongly on public transport for my day to day life, including to attend doctors appointments and hospital appointments. The bus service in my area is a shambles and up to three buses can be cancelled in a row without notice. And when they do turn up they often don't run to the set times. This needs to change.

To force the energy companies to pay the right price.

Given the financial state of the average UK citizen it is very likely that predicted energy bills will rise beyond affordability for many. Having been induced to use less, the larger proportion of consumer’s bills will still mean making choices between paying the rent, buying food, and/or paying for other domestic outgoings for water and council tax. Many of those most affected will be employed (given that employment figures are currently high), but working under reduced-hours contracts. For this reason, there are still many consumers living below the poverty line notwithstanding the current minimum wage. And given the current projection this poverty line is set to rise considerably to include a larger proportion of the populous. One way of mitigating the effects of volatility in the current energy market is to remove the standing charge.

The building has remained in the same dilapidated state for a number of years, despite planning having been granted for refurbishment of present building and construction of two new blocks of apartments. As it is a listed building it can't be demolished which it probably should be. It is a complete eyesore. I need your support to get the council to push the building owner to commence refurbishment and construction of this listed building.

You let the men have theirs now it is the turn of the women have theirs. Don't use security as an issue. This could go a long way in helping to bring about a change in the way women in sport are viewed.

It would lead to 34 million tons of CO2 emitted each year, roughly seven times the total annual emissions of Uganda, when science is very clear: we need to keep fossil fuels in the ground. The latest IPCC report just confirmed that we can't continue expansion of new fossil fuel projects without putting life on Earth at risk.

Because it has shown how Women can compete at the international level on a par with the high profile mens game.

It is a fundamental affront to democracy in this country

Just because it's legal is not a excuse to be cruel to animals. Make all figures of deaths and testing public and what is being tested. Stop animal testing.

Because it would make many thousands of people happy and solve the current mental health crisis

We are drowning in plastic. If we left the packaging at the till (which we are entitled to do) they would soon stop. They don't want a mountain of plastic to deal with. So why are we accepting it? Loose fruit and vegetables means a weekly shop without contributing to landfill and carbon emissions. It is a no-brainer. The supermarkets need to know how it is entirely unnecessary and unwanted to package fruit and vegetables.

Somehow normal people need to find a collective voice, loud enough to get the Government to listen. A petition is worth a go. It might get traction and become a noise that they can’t ignore.