• Stop the speeding lorries ruining our village
    By raising the alarm in this way we can challenge Highways, Police, Local Councils and Essex CC to investigate at a serious level speeding traffic. The levels of pollutant discharge, noise pollution through speeding is unacceptable to us, especially at 'rush hours' and travelling lorries at 4.00 am onwards. For our children and grandchildren we owe it to them for a moratorium on speeding through villages. Many wondering wild animals and at times, pets are fatally wounded or killed outright by speeding vehicles. We find the disinterest by authorities that should care, insulting, which would if they cared, affect the wellbeing of our neighbourhoods, as well as reduce the levels of pollutants and discharges onto the sidewalks. People in the village of Sible Hedingham for example fear walking from Potter Street to the village shops (a matter of half a mile) as speeding traffic is too near the curb for safely walking, which force them, including many of our elderly, to use their cars, and so the cycle continues.
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    Created by Luke Abbott
  • STOP the installation of the sit-up bench in Arundel Square
    During the redesign of Arundel Square play facilities, extra funding was secured to provide equipment for 7-14 year olds. This funding is now being used to install a second sit-up bench adjacent to the existing workout area. This was not the intended use of the additional funds. Moreover, the existing sit-up bench is rarely used so there is no demand for a second. The proposed site is the area between the playground and the workout equipment which many families use for seating as it is shaded and has clear sight lines to the playground and the rest of the park. The installation of the sit up bench will actively disadvantage the families it was intended to support. The equipment is due to be installed imminently so please act quickly to reconsider this use of space. Use the funding for its intended purpose - play equipment for 7-14 year olds.
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    Created by Louise Peart
  • Undercover skate space Lincoln
    This is incredibly important for the skate/bmx/blader community in Lincoln. We currently don’t even have a skate park. Having a safe, sheltered space that we can use over the winter would be incredibly beneficial for the mental health of local riders and will inevitably grow our scene into something that is actually recognised by the city of Lincoln council.
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    Created by Chris Cheevers
  • Demand a review of Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services
    More and more children are battling with mental health and sadly over recent years this has resulted in an increase in Adolescent suicides. Please sign this petition in order to protect your offspring and the future generation.
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    Created by Sian Sutton
  • MPS ARE CLAIMING FOR THEIR UTILITY BILLS ON THEIR EXPENSES
    If all MP'S had to pay for their utility bills etc, out of their own pockets, the utility companies would not have been allowed to be so greedy.
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    Created by George Carr
  • Hotels to have ceiling hoists
    Hi My name is Neil Wallace. I am cerebral palsy I love Heathrow hotels, but there is a problem of having no ceiling hoists for disabled people.
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    Created by Neil Wallace Picture
  • Anti boycott legislation
    If we want to live in a world that is more inclusive and fair, we cannot allow others to promote or profit from tragedies.
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    Created by Sandra Warren
  • RESIDENT PARKING - MONEY MAKING!
    The recent introduction of charging residents in the London Borough of Barnet to park outside their own homes is a part of a part of a national money-making scheme There can be no justification whatsoever to charging residents to park outside their own homes. I have lived in my property for over 40 years and parked free until a few months ago. 'Resident Parking Only' is a good idea, but charging the residents for it, is nothing more than revenue raising and only increases the financial hardship and stress that the UK population are already suffering. In my particular case, there isn't enough parking space available in the first place due to an ill-conceived width restriction sited in the worst possible position. I have raised my complaints with Barnet Council, the local MP and the Mayor of London without success. I cannot imagine how many residents up and down the country that must be in similar situations. Barnet Council say that charging residents is an administration fee, for what?
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    Created by Wayne Stevens
  • Keep our Postman
    We all think Kerry does an amazing job and want to keep him, we want Royal Mail to listen to the people it serves, the general public, keeping our Postal Service the way that works
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    Created by Keeley Bennetts
  • Extend route 223 to Harrow Weald
    We need to improve connectivity from Harrow view to other parts of Harrow and beyond. The population of Harrow is increasing and there are new developments such as Eastman village and the transport links need to improve to support the increased capacity that the increased population and New developments will have.
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    Created by Saif Jeetoo
  • Glenholme centre and Park Pavilion
    There is a lack of facilities for people of all ages to develop skills and engage in community building across the Wear Valley, an area of high deprivation.
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    Created by Malcolm Read
  • Pedestrianise Queen Street and York Street juction
    The 2 roads of Queen Street and York Street are so narrow and so dangerous to pedestrians. Safety for all shoppers, especially the elderly, disabled and pushchair users. I have seen so many close calls involving cars and shoppers. There is ample parking in the multi-story and the businesses have rear access for deliveries etc. There may be a need for some access in certain circumstances and so it should be paved as the other part of Queen Street is. It is difficult to understand why this was not paved at the same time the rest of town was pedestrianised.
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    Created by dave evans