There is an age limit for adoption of 18 years old and not all adults have made this decision by this age. I want to see the age limit being removed as if a potential mum, dad and adoption person haven’t decided before there 18th they cannot go ahead. I feel this is wrong because if an 18+ want a new family for whatever reason it could only be good for there sense of belonging and mental health. I have this situation and this would make this person feel that she has chosen who she wants to call mum and dad and feel for once in her life included in a loving family as her biological parent don’t make her feel wanted. It can only make unloved or unwanted children/ adults feel included if they wish to take this step

It is important because it means people can go out and have fun with they’re friends without watching over their shoulder. I’ve seen victims of spiking. There is several stories in the news for perfect examples. Sarah buckle is a recent one who was not only spiked but ended up in hospital with no memory of the previous night. She felt ‘violated’ and ‘vulnerable’. No person should ever have to experience this fear during a night with friends. These needles they are using could carry infections that will affect people for the rest of their lives. Again something that people have no control over.

Peaceful demonstrators calling for an end to human rights violations should not be imprisoned by ruthless dictators.

Join the campaign to amend a scheme that will work better for us a community.. to not penalise residents or local businesses. To make Bradford council do some work and communicate to us properly and make them change the communication policy.

How would you feel if this happened to you? In Dec 2020 I came home to find my partner of 12 years dead. Not allowed to stay in my home as it was a sudden death,I packed myself,his step son & our cat up to stay at my partners sisters until I could return a few days later.In shock I spent the next few days/weeks on the phone to work/banks/insurance etc. I asked my sister in law(though not married)if she knew of a solicitor. She did, on the phone I was given a quick run down of the process & was told to get back in touch after the funeral & Christmas.Jan 4th I emailed the solicitor, reminded him of who I was & asked if he could get in touch to go over what we do next.Jan 5th I was emailed by another solicitor in the same firm & she explained she had spoken to my sister in law,had emailed her what happens next & confirmed that my sister in law would go over this with me.I didn’t think anything of it at that time,I had a good relationship with my sister in law & had hit a few walls with phone calls etc as I was not married or next of kin. So trusted the process & the information my sister in law was telling me,it was explained that an application through the courts to appoint an executer,which would be her, could take months(covid etc) her words to me early on were ‘this has to be done properly so that my dad or my mum(both strained relationships) don't come looking for something 6 months down the line’ .Not once had I been told by the solicitor or sister in law to get my own solicitor or that I would have to apply within 6 months to have anything to do with the home or vehicles we own. Other people told me to get one but I was not capable of making clear decisions, I was trusting the process & what I was being told. I took only 4 weeks off work, couldn’t afford to be off longer. I waited 4 months to get my partners phone & tablet back from police.I waited 5 months to get a definitive answer on the passing of my partner from the procurator fiscal,Toxic effects of Nefopam and gabapentin, two of many medications he was taking for chronic pain. In those months of waiting I was not sleeping or eating properly,working full time, struggling with anxiety & depression, no time to think about what questions I should be asking,again trusting the process.He had no will but I believed my partner had put things in place for me & his step son to be looked after in the event of him passing away.One of them being I was 50% beneficiary on death in service from his work along with his sister & mum for the other 50%.In June his mum was in hospital & I ended up looking after her cat for 4-5weeks as she had a serious operation, she got home but was never really the same, sadly passing away on 21st September. Sept 9th when I received a text from my sister in law, an update from the solicitor asking for some information to be provided I started to actually fear what was going to happen to my home etc. It is then I contacted Citizens Advice who got me 15 mins free with a solicitor. I now have someone looking into things for me as I feel I have been misinformed from the start. Communication has broken down with my sister in law, I have all the sympathy for what she is going through right now but feel like we, his family unit have been totally sidelined. Recently I found out that my partner did not express a wish on his death in service so it falls into intestacy, now his sister & dad share that, my partners step son and I are totally by passed on that one. I am devastated by the passing of my partner & this is such a blow. My partner & I have been through some very tough times especially in the last couple of years, his diagnosis of diabetes, kidney stone, chronic back pain, lots of medication changes & mental health issues from his past that came to the surface again. Things have been hard enough without all this now happening. A lot can happen in six months. Its not just mothers who are left devastated by these rules, its fathers and partners who have no children too. I know my partner did not want it to end up this way & not knowing the law he actually had no idea it would. He would not have told me for years that these things were in place if he didn't think he had signed the form or expressed his wish in some way so I will forever not know what happened there. You have three years to claim after an injury at work but only six months to act, when consumed by grief, post traumatic stress & everything else life throws at you in these circumstances. I don’t have the answers to what the ins & outs of the law changes should be but surely an extension on the timescale to 12-18 months is more reasonable & able to be put in place immediately.

Action is required to prevent a major accident or fatality.

I believe it will have a negative affect for young children due to start school in September 2022. The all deserve an equal opportunity

To make it safe for everybody who lives down here for kids and elderly and stop the arguments and stop all the accidents they have been a few crashes down here

To help the residents... that is what Amy scheme should be about.. because at the minute it simply isn't and it's causing more stress and harm than needs to be

We believe the disruption to our children's learning cannot be allowed to continue.

People are very strong about this and I have been seeing through social media that this is getting a big issue because it's not just animals we are talking about... its humans it's our children and there sensitive ears. To the point parents are buying ear defenders... no one should have to go the these lengths to enjoy something.

There’s a lot of people going around living with dyslexia and they can’t keep a job down just because they can’t get the test to prove that they are dyslexic. Anyone can be dyslexic rich famous scientist Poor anyone. it is important to find out if you’re dyslexic or not because Knowing can help people out so much through schools jobs and day-to-day life