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Make our children feeding equipment safeThere have been many mums wo have said their child nearly choked on the caps or the ends of the feeding equipment. This is important for our children and now a little girl is fighting for her life in hospital due to choking on cap of one of the giving sets. Please, everyone needs to sign this and get this equipment made safe!! This could save many children. We can't have any more little ones in danger - theses are dangerous and need removing or made safer to protect our children who need the feeding equipment.16 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Rebecca Rome
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Energy companies stolen profitsTo stop ordinary people with solar panels being cheated.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jonathan Longstaff
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Speeding traffic through Grants Houses, Horden.If anybody wishes to cross the road they have to be able to judge the speed of any oncoming vehicles, if they cannot then it`s a matter of luck if they make it to the other side, that`s a hard way to learn if you get it wrong!8 of 100 SignaturesCreated by MR.RONALD SMITH
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Livable sick payFor the mental and physical well being of all1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Docca England
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Petition for Road and Pavement Resurfacing for Marcus and Denton Streets SW18Dear Wandsworth Council, We, the residents of Marcus and Denton Streets SW18 in Wandsworth, London, kindly request the immediate attention of Wandsworth Council to address the deteriorating condition of our road and pavement. We believe that urgent resurfacing is necessary to ensure the safety and well-being of all residents, pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists in our community. As well as to improve the aesthetic of the neighbourhood and ease of access to each property. We hope that this petiition finds Wandsworth Council well and based on the fact that all residents have agreed to and signed the petition that the Council will take the necessary action to improve the condition of the road and pavement at Marcus and Denton Street. Sincerely, The Residents of Marcus and Denton Street1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Charles Williams
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Reinstate the 12a bus servicePassengers have to take two buses to reach the retail park or face the daunting prospect of crossing a busy dual carriageway2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Keith Jones
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Raise the personal tax allowance to help with the cost of living crisisThey say, money makes the world go round, but if there's no money, the world could stop spinning. Not literally, but financially.12 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Keith Farmer
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GIVE EAGLE HOUSE BACK TO YOUTH CLUBSince the closing of Eagle House in 2014, the life for children and young people in this part of Bristol has been stark. With a lack of consistent provision and the promise of a better life, many young people are drawn towards the exploitative life of selling drugs and petty crime. All local youth organisations recognise that consistent early intervention is needed and support this work, but this needs to be met at its roots by the community and skilled professionals in youth and play. With the reimagining of Eagle House as a fully purposed children and young people’s centre, we can change the narrative in Knowle West and Knowle for generations to come. We can work with families from the start of their journey as parents, offering support, advice and a safe place to play for their kids during the day. For school age kids we will build a rich play environment for after school, weekends and holidays. We will grow food and prepare it in our community kitchen. We will see children from toddlers to teenagers, and ensure that they get the grounding in life many are being deprived of. Eagle House had been a youth facility for this community for nearly seventy years, changing lives and providing opportunities for generations of local young people. In these extremely challenging times it is needed more than ever. The outcomes for the younger generation in the Filwood area of Knowle West and in parts of Knowle are amongst the poorest in the country.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Christopher Davies
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Stop Animal Abuse Being Shown on FacebookGiving a platform to animal abuse as Facebook is doing is going to encourage it.15 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Ash Duckett
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Self-Harm is on the rise! Prevent the sale of pencil sharpeners to children under 16.This might not seem important. Pencil sharpeners are cute, colourful, they look pretty and safe. Until you find one in your child's Self-Harm kit you have no idea how dangerous these are. It's so easy to break one they're usually cheap. In less than a minute your child has a weapon. Self Harm is on the rise. Sometimes there's a reason they're doing this to themselves and sometimes sadly it's just what their mates are doing. Once they start though it can become a compulsion and can be very difficult to stop.40 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Ann Marie Bruce
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Save This Duffield Community Space!Having a designated village hall/community centre is much more than bricks and mortar. It brings people together, to meet the needs of the community, to engage the community in projects , to socialise, educate , engage in physical , creative and educational activity, to make memories and friends. If it’s sold to housing developers , the chance is lost forever to create something special for our village in this space.247 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Julie Kelly
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FORGOTTEN RENTERS NO SOCIAL HOUSINGPlease support this petition and help thousands of young people and low paid workers access a home to end their misery of not having a place to call home,Let Michael Gove know how important this is as he will never be in aposition where he has nowhere he can call home ,many people are living in overcrowded homes,still living with parents or sofa surfing cause friction, I fear for present and future people who are disenfranchised from having a home, as a caring nation I believe everyone will understand and support this petition, Members of your family may already be experiencing this while others may soon be facing it5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Keith Moore
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