I paid for return journey ticket through the tunnel but apparently I paid a few hours late so ended up with a penalty charge even though I hadn't even used the return journey ticket yet. They say you are allowed to appeal three times but they keep putting the cost up. I paid £3.80 for a return ticket and now there trying to get another £100.

Our conservation area policies are over 20 years old, from when house prices were one sixth of today’s level and climate less revelant. Islington now has a clear problem with families leaving the Borough, with the Local Plan evidencing high resident turnover and the number of primary school pupils in decline. Mansards have a clear role in creating space for families or additional flats, whilst also serving as a tool to improve energy efficiency (improved insulation, solar). These needs have been recognised for 50% of the Borough which sits outside conservation and they should be recognised for the rest. This petition is only open to those living, working or studying in the Borough.

Every year countless people become sick. Water polluted with sewage causes gastroenteritis, stomach upsets, ear, nose and throat infections, eye infections and in severe cases hospitalisations. It also also incredibly damaging for local wildlife, sea grass meadows, fish populations etc. See these articles for more info https://news.sky.com/story/sewage-pumped-into-sea-turns-idyllic-cornwall-cove-brown-in-dramatic-footage-described-as-shocking-12735013#:~:text=%22We%20saw%20370%2C000%20sewage%20discharges,blue%20spaces%2C%22%20she%20added. https://www.sas.org.uk/news/evidence-of-illegal-sewage-discharges-are-revealed-in-our-2022-water-quality-report/ Film by https://www.tinandcopper.co.uk/ - https://tinandcopper.co.uk/surfers-against-sewage/

To stand up to these bully car park companies who are trying to make money from vulnerable people.

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How can it be right that a government failing to deal with a recession spends £1.3m to place a statue out of sight of the public in a Downing Street garden. Please join me in protesting.

Please help us return our youth club at Addlestone Moor (formerly The Canlo club) back to the community

This is an incident which effected all ages and sexes and nobody came out unscathed!! So for all the people who died, the relatives, the key workers and our late monarch please back this

To help people to live and afford food and heating stop deaths and suicide to people that are struggling because of this .

We could all come out with placards and saucepans in our highstreets, or where the nurses will be on their picket lines, or outside our MP’s offices. It could just be for your lunch hour. Best would be to take a day of work using your holiday time. You could have a placard stating that you have used your holiday time. Retired people like me could be out all day, with a portable seat, snacks and a flask. We could all send an email to our MP’s and phone their office up every hour? At the same time we could promote free training for nurses and other medical staff, on a contract where they have to work in “OUR NHS” for a set period of time to pay for the training, or repay the money. Why is this important? It is because: “OUR NHS” was the best thing that happened in the history of our world. Without good health we have nothing. With good health we can work to provide for ourselves and our families. Private health insurance is fine for the VERY RICH, the young and healthy. Once you become very ill, or have a life changing accident, or chronic illness the premiums will rise to be unaffordable. If we lose “OUR NHS” people will lose their homes or die as they do in the USA, because they can’t afford to pay for their healthcare. The backbone of “OUR NHS” is our nurses. We all supported them by banging pans in the lockdown, when they worked so hard without proper PPE They are overworked and underpaid. Yet without them our lives will suffer.

It sends out the wrong message - and would be an obvious vote winner - why are no MPs calling for this?

To protect and preserve the ancient Parish of Ifield for present and future generations to enjoy.