Currently there are many of us who make written complaints or verbal who have no response given at all. People are being intimidated, minimised and are inaccurately represented by professionals. A complaints procedure ( additional to the appeal process ) needs to be put into legislation so that there is understanding how barbaric the process is.

To get government funding and help people living with a L types of cancers. 

all people need access to the railway and the physical presence of staff to ensure continued unfettered access

Because Richmond is a community. And the police numbers are small and they need more support. There have been promises after promises from The Mayor about how he will get more police on the streets and make London safer. But, this is not happening. The summer is here and Richmond has a very busy nightlife on the Green and by the River. Before any incidents happen again, please let us have a stronger police presence. Before any incidents ... not after!!!

Catering only for the majority is of course a very faulty argument on so many self-evident points ..

Allows Disabled people to get around more easily.

We need to stop Tory Corruption, whilst having the police actually do their jobs especially in regards to Tax Payers money being used to line pockets off mostly already very rich people

Digging up old railway stations is, apart from anything else, a risk to everyone's health, as it is contaminated ground. The gas released is carcinogenic, and not suitable for housing.

Safety of the Community: The primary concern is the safety of the community. By implementing stricter regulations such as mandatory leads and universal muzzling, the risk of dog-related incidents, including attacks and accidents, can be significantly reduced. This ensures that individuals, including children, pedestrians, and other animals, can feel secure when interacting with dogs in public spaces. Prevention of Dog Attacks: Dog attacks can cause severe physical and emotional harm to victims. By promoting responsible dog ownership, including the use of leads and muzzles, the likelihood of unprovoked attacks can be minimized. These measures act as preventive measures to protect both individuals and other animals from potential harm. Mitigating Potential Hazards: Dogs that are not properly controlled can pose various hazards in public spaces. They may chase wildlife, cause traffic accidents, or disturb other individuals. Implementing regulations that require leads and muzzles helps mitigate these risks, creating a safer and more peaceful environment for everyone. Responsible Dog Ownership: This petition emphasizes the importance of responsible dog ownership. By promoting the use of leads and muzzles, it encourages dog owners to take responsibility for their pets' behavior and actions. Additionally, education and awareness campaigns can provide valuable information on training, socialization, and understanding canine behavior, fostering responsible ownership practices. Harmonious Coexistence: The goal of this petition is to promote harmonious coexistence between dog owners and non-owners. Stricter regulations and responsible dog ownership practices can help build a mutual understanding and respect between individuals. This, in turn, leads to a more harmonious and inclusive community where both dogs and humans can coexist peacefully. By addressing these important aspects, the petition aims to create a safer, more responsible, and harmonious environment for all community members, whether they are dog owners or not.

1 A 10% reduction in 'current' electricity prices. 2 This reduces our risk of "Putin" bullying. 3 This reduces inflation from 8.7% to 5.7 in nine months . 4 The people see the rewards of "Eco Investment". 5 We survive another winter with less fuel poverty.

Clive Myrie deserves better treatment. This is another Gary Lineker moment. We pay the Licence fee, we can demonstrate that this removing him as a newsreader is ridiculous and unfair. Accepting this could be a step on the slope to more control over what we're 'allowed' to hear. It will intimidate other newsreaders or makers of 'serious' programmes or persuade them to desert the BBC for other, more independent channels. What happened to freedom of expression? He told no lies, merely made a few teasing references to a disgraced politician.

We should all be able to trust our elected members of parliament, particularly a prime minister.