People in the UK are being LIED TO and GASLIGHTED by OVERSEAS BILLIONAIRES who own several of our "most read UK newspapers".  These BILLIONAIRES ARE DELIBERATELY LYING TO & GASLIGHTING their UK readers because they want to drum up support/votes for a "specific political party".  They do this because that "specific political party" will GREATLY FINANCIALLY BENEFIT THESE OVERSEAS BILLIONAIRES, if they get into power.   OVERSEAS BILLIONAIRES should NOT  BE ALLOWED to own UK NEWSPAPERS because they are using them to PROMOTE THEIR OWN POLITICAL INTERESTS. This means that these particular newspapers are NOT NEWSPAPERS AT ALL! THEY'RE OVERSEAS BILLIONAIRE OWNED "PROPAGANDA MACHINES", that seek to stir up HATE & DIVISION in the UK for their OWN PERSONAL & POLITICAL GAIN!  Because these BILLIONAIRES live overseas, they're NOT AFFECTED by the RESULTS of the HATRED & DIVISION they stoke.  THEIR LIES have caused civil unrest and RIOTING in the UK but as they live overseas, they simply DON'T CARE about the trouble they're causing for us! The UK has been DECEIVED & GASLIGHTED long enough by these NON UK OWNED NEWSPAPERS & it's high time the UK GOVERNMENT introduces LEGISLATION TO PREVENT OVERSEAS BILLIONAIRES FROM OWNING OUR UK NEWSPAPERS. 

Every spring, resident geese return to nest and raise their goslings at Middlewood Locks. For many people who live here, watching the goslings grow up on the canal is one of the most special parts of living in this neighbourhood. Last year’s Middlewood Lockfest was a great event and it was lovely to see the community come together. However, what happened to the wildlife during and directly after the festival was extremely distressing to witness. During the event, many of the geese moved away from the main lock due to the noise, crowds and activity around the canal. Boat movements through the lock caused the water level to drop repeatedly, and it did not return to normal as quickly as it should have. This left some goslings trapped in the water without a way to climb out. By late Sunday evening the situation had become so concerning that two fire engines attended after residents raised the alarm. A number of us were outside trying to find a way to help the goslings, but sadly several of them did not survive. Many residents already take steps each year to help the geese and their goslings survive. People regularly keep an eye on the nests, help ensure there are safe routes in and out of the water, and try to minimise disturbance around the lock during nesting season so the goslings have the best possible chance of survival. Seeing so many of those efforts undone over the course of one weekend was extremely upsetting for residents who care deeply about the wildlife that lives here. This petition is not about stopping Lockfest. It’s about moving it to a better time of year. Holding the event in late summer or early autumn would avoid nesting season entirely, protecting the wildlife that lives on the canal while still allowing the event to take place. It would likely improve the event itself as well, allowing evening activities such as the light show to begin earlier once it is dark, and enabling vendors to stay open rather than closing hours before the finale, meaning lots of people went home before the finish.  Middlewood Locks is a special place partly because of the wildlife we share it with. We simply want to ensure the event can continue without another situation like last year.

Their work campaigning against the pollution of Britain's waterways deserves recognition

C and her family have lived in her Hackney flat for 20 years. It's where they put down roots, where they grew up, and where they built their community. Now, Hackney Council wants to tear that apart, over a technicality. For five years, C and her family have been fighting to stay in their home. During that time, the Council has failed to appear in court multiple times, refused to engage with evidence about the safeguarding needs of their autistic child, and ignored their pleas to remain close to their community. This matters because stability isn't a luxury, especially for families with autistic children, for whom familiar environments and support networks can be essential to their wellbeing. Hackney Council's disregard for this is not just a legal failing; it's a human one. This case also sets a precedent. If a council can pursue a long-term tenant for years over a technicality, missing court dates, ignoring safeguarding concerns, and dismissing community ties - then no renter in Hackney is truly secure. Community solidarity already stopped one eviction. Together, we can show Hackney Council that they cannot act this way without accountability.

NHS dentistry is in a state of total collapse. In Whitefield and across the country, it has become virtually impossible to find a dentist taking on new NHS patients. This "dental desert" leaves thousands of residents—including children under 18—without any access to essential healthcare. Forcing families to choose between paying for expensive private treatment or suffering in pain is a betrayal of the NHS's founding principles. Without regular check-ups, our children are at risk of preventable tooth decay, infections, and long-term health complications that will eventually put even more pressure on our A&E departments. We, the undersigned, call on the Government and the local Integrated Care Board (ICB) to: 1. Guarantee immediate NHS dental access for all children under the age of 18 in the Bury area. 2. Reform the NHS Dental Contract to make it viable for local practices to take on new NHS patients. 3. Provide emergency funding to local clinics to clear the backlog of residents currently living without a dentist. Dental care is not a luxury; it is a human right. Save our NHS dentists.

The traffic at all times of day constantly comes to a standstill, people jump the lights or take dangerous cuttings to get through the backed up flow. Changing the traffic light sequence will speed up flow dramatically and be much safer.

Other people should join my campaign as teaching younger people about politics reduces apathy and would increase real participation. Without this education, younger people may be inclined to follow footsteps of friends or family, and not have an opinion of their own.

Current verification platforms, such as Yoti, have alternative methods, but places like Discord are not using them. They seem to rely on government IDs or face scans. The face scans are very precise and for a totally blind person who might want to do this independently, it's impossible. I, myself, have tried several times. However, platforms such as Steam or Microsoft provide other methods that don't require a face scan. Such as entering a credit card number. This has worked first time for me.

We are appealing to the powers that be to provide bleed kits to buses/taxis/shops throughout the city as a result of constant crime involving these weapons after the high statistics of the cities knife crime issues which it appears has been committed again twice in a week.  We ask you to sit and discuss with us (Birmingham Public) openly and honestly ways we the public and you can work together without risking more lifes.  We ask you consider at least to provide the finance for bleed kits throughout the city. We ask for more voluntary type security patrols.  We ask for a council funded first aid training on a mass level to allow the public to help.. feel safer.. less useless and afraid.

Even with the recent speed limit restrictions, cars and motorbikes often drive too fast or dangerously, and residents have experienced many close calls where they have nearly been hit.  This is a crossing point in high demand that is used by many children, as it leads from Big Wood and Northway Gardens up to Brookland School, and to the bus stops on Falloden Way.  Anne Clarke recently told residents that TFL are currently modelling options for safer crossings of Falloden Way, and she agrees that preventative measures are now needed to ensure serious accidents are avoided in future. Please sign this petition to support the cause and create pressure for TFL and Barnet Council to act.

The cost is unaffordable and the building is not fit for purpose.

Pot hole's are showing the Decay Economy surrounding us increasing economy waste management.  Increasing Tyres pollution,Noise pollution, in suburban areas. The pot hole disturbes the peace and privacy of residents and this in turn decreases the  value of the property near pot hole's and proximity  of manhole cover that  are in poor repair which creates a dangerous  environment that treat cyclists, pedestrian's and vehicles . Mirrors  trimmed edges..of country lane and national parks are another hazard to watch for...Rather than putting the costs and responsibility on the vehicles owners and insurances companies, the road maintenance and council's must take action to fix the Pot Holes  and Maintain road Surface without  hazards .with the income generated from the Road tax and Council Tax, and the  revenue that the potholes generated according to AI is 16 billions. Consider the 20% as income tax fixing this Decay Economy is the highest Priority.  Almost 250k People's Are Following My Post on Google Maps. which demonstrates the interest and growing concerns the public as about the poor and dangerous conditions of Our Road.And a keen desire for a solution from the Government. Well serviced Road are at the Root of strong infrastructure and Economy , It's Also Paramount to Reduce the CO2 Pollution,  to achieve Net Zero Emissions by 2025, introduction of Biochar technology in road surfacing will also help with the climate change, I'm anticipating your help in this Matters.Best Wishes