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The Lords can fix the NHSThe Lords are not poor people who rely on their daily fee. It is outrageous to tell people on benefits they only need around 75 per week yet the Lords receive £300 per day. This is patently wrong. I'm sure the public would rather give that 48 million a year to nurses rather than the Lords.10 of 100 SignaturesCreated by LINDA DOCHERTY
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Please save Derby Marketplace MarqueeTo keep creativity and culture with room for new opportunities alive within the city.4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Samantha Hempsall
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Gas pricesThe petrol companies would like us to do nothing and compete for fossil gas. We should change to green gas from digesters and ban fossil gas. Green gas is cheaper and better than fossil gas.4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Alan Stewart
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Support For Survivors of Sexual Abuse/RapeIt's takes decades for the majority of children that have endured abuse, sexual abuse and/or rape to come forward and when they do they will not physically represent the abused child that they were. This can initially cause a problem in the victim being believed and/or coming forward. But it needs to be understood that the abuse endured has a long term negative effort on the child, rewiring their brains and damaging their development. The child most likely grew up in a situation where it was known by others, including adults, that the abuse was happened and no one did anything. This leads to the child growing up to believe it was normal practice. It isn't until they are an adult, starting their own family or joining a family via a partner that they begin to notice the differences. It is shameful that a Local Authority can say that they are not responsible or liable for what the child endured while under their care. It can not be OK for the local authority to not be held accountable for the abuse. The law needs to show the victims that they support them 100% and understand. The law needs to support the victim to sue the local authority for financial support to fund counselling and therapy. To help the victim to access education again so they can gain back the chances that they lost. The law needs to hold all the local authorities that have children in their care, either in a LA accommodation or not 100% responsible for the physical, emotional and developmental well being for the said child. Even when this means using an outside agency/business that the LA pays.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Sid Spencer
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Turning asylum seekers boats back is murder.This policy is dangerous and will increase the chances of asylum seekers, aka people, dying.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Andrew Williams
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Energy Price HikeAny increase in energy cost could see especially those on low incomes having to choose between heating their homes and buying food.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Pippa Nolan-Markwell
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So Energy doubles direct debit in one monthNo pay rise inflation rocketing fuel bills soaring .5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by MICHAEL PHILLIPS
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shell energy direct debitsother customers1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Margaret Downie
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Shell Energy: Don't raise Direct DebitsNeed a concerted approach to persuade all energy suppliers to follow lead of British Gas4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Chris Walters
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Good energy Electricity supplierWe must all get together to make sure that the companies do not take advantage of their customers by over extracting money from direct debit accounts1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Brian Roberts
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Knife crimeThis is very important to me as I have three grandsons and my family and I are scared and worried for their safety. We feel very helpless against this tragedy which is happening all over the country but mainly in London.27 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Emillie Martin
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Shell Energy: Don't Raise Direct DebitsAs temperatures drop, energy bills are rising. It’s normal for direct debits to go up as we heat our homes this time of year – but some energy providers have been accused of hiking monthly payments above what’s needed in a ‘stealth raid’ on customers. MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis is warning that some firms are hiking direct debits right now to help their cash flow, even when it isn't justified. But, British Gas, the UK’s biggest energy provider, has already said they won’t do this, freezing direct debits for most customers until February next year. We know enough pressure on other energy companies could force them to do the same. Sign the petition now and demand energy companies put their customers' wallets first, not shareholder profits.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Katie Pritchard
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