This affects people from the past 20 years that should have been receiving Widows Pension. Pushing many into poverty when they should have been relatively safe in the fact they would have been inheriting as we should have been. If they are not giving us it, surely they should be refunding our portion of contributions made.

Absolutely noone wants public funds wasting on this project. This would be a similar waste of money, like that wasted on concrete balls outside the council buildings

It matters because society is losing good workers in a vital field because they can’t afford to continue! The situation must change soon, otherwise the care sector will die, and innumerable people be left stranded.

It helps to improve living standards

Reasonable compensation for innocent victims of accidents and negligence have a right to receive proper compensation not it being slashed arbitrarily by Government to support big business over the individual.

With out the health of our ocean the human race would eventually suffer f financially we could also see see such species go extinct if this were to spread which is why we need to act now and get answers

There is a staffing crisis in care and support in social care in the UK. Many carers will find themselves on minimum wage in April due to the rise in the living wage but no rise in social care finances leaving care providers in a position where they will struggle to pay their staff a wage they could get anywhere else doing a job less demanding. We need to act to ensure staff who currently work in care stay and feel valued and others are attracted to a rewarding role supporting and caring for the most vulnerable members of our society

I love and respect animals. Incredibly as smart and developed as dolphins. It is a pity that people still find such entertainment as the dolphinarium amusing. Yes, we are interested in knowing a lot about the life of dolphins. But we must do it in a natural habitat. I ask you to pay attention to this problem!

It is very important to preserve history and to care about the look of the town. Many old lampposts have already been lost this can’t happen to all of them.

Animals raised and killed for their skin and fur live torturous lives for "fashion." Bred and born mainly on fur farms, creatures such as mink, foxes, chinchillas, and many many more species wallow in misery. They are packed into tight, restrictive, filthy cages. They are deprived of proper care and behavioral outlets – so long as their fur remains in good condition, there is no incentive for farmers to keep them healthy and happy when they are just going to be killed anyway. And the ways in which they are killed are horrific – in order to maintain their coats in the process, they are gassed or even electrocuted with implements placed in their mouths or anuses. So, please, eliminate all future content that promotes animal fur -- including in print, on websites, and on social media. This change will reach millions of readers. So, why Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs won't stand up for what is right, and what a growing number of young, fashion-interested people want? There is a strong precedent for the government speaking out against injustice and taking a stand to uplift the voices of the marginalized and disenfranchised. It has been a key voice of progessive politics in the past few years, promoting amazing educational content for young people. Now, our government (and Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, too) must continue on with the trend -- both within their own company and in the industry more broadly -- and ban the promotion of fur in all of magazines, sites etc. I, Daniel K. Brooks from https://gearsadviser.com think, that the future of fashion is fur-free. Sign now to demand that our country stand with animals around the world and ban fur from publications!

I am keen for these amazing people to be valued and appreciated for the people they are, and one of the most direct ways of doing that is by rewarding them financially,

Pollution in oceans is a huge issue now. Here are some stats and facts to prove this: Up to 12.7 million tons of plastic enter the Ocean every year. That’s similar to emptying a garbage truck of plastic into an ocean every minute. There is more microplastic in the ocean than there are stars in the Milky Way. Plastic in the Ocean breaks up into smaller fragments called microplastics. It will never go away! These microplastics have been identified in commercial fish consumed by humans. 322 million tons of plastic were produced in 2015 — the same weight as 900 Empire State Buildings (which is made of granite and steel). Birds are highly susceptible to plastic ingestion. It is estimated that over 90% of all seabirds have ingested plastic. 60-90% of marine litter is plastic-based. The average UK citizen consumes 167 plastic water bottles each year — but recycles just 25% of them. I'm Kevin Wilson from https://waterfilterhelper.com/. I love helping people solve their water problems. I strongly believe that we need to start the change with ourselves. That's why I've created this petition. Let's stop this pollution in oceans before it's too late... The problem of pollution in oceans can be tackled by looking at the root cause. And it is not a lack of technology or money that is needed but rather a willingness to work together and change behavior for a cleaner world. We need to work across sectors to find solutions. Remember together we can make the change. Sign this petition today!