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1% payrise for NHS is not good enough!NHS workers and staff deserve a proper pay rise. The government saying that 1% pay rise is enough is quite insulting, as the staff work hard during this pandemic to protect and care for patients, therefore it is unacceptable and may be the last straw for many employees. It is about time that a decent deal is made for NHS staff that is fair, necessary and affordable. It is time for Britain to speak up for NHS to put pressure on decision makers to approve of additional investment in health services and funding for a significant pay rise.31 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Marzia Jafari
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Avon gorge missing road linkIt has needed to be upgraded for as long as I can remember there has been serious crashes due to the existing narrow bridge, if they can build the Queensferry Crossing why can’t they upgrade this vital missing link1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Stephen Purves
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Unfair treatment to NHS migrant staffIt is important to recognise the support of those migrants who put their life to help people during the crisis and have to face further stress on the renewal of their document. With the NHS fees which remains to be paid during the renewal.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Eric Serge
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Make Prof Sarah Gilbert a DameThe UK should recognize her role in our vaccination success.10 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Amin Hoque
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Free parking Elginwithout it Elgin high st will get more and more quiet! Free parking in our city centre is vital!20 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Cj Bowie
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What’s Your Carbon FootprintAbout three-quarters of greenhouse gas emissions that are attributed to humans come from burning fossil fuels. We burn fossil fuels — non-renewable energy sources — when we transport goods either by planes or huge container ships or operate other vehicles, heat our homes, etc, etc. Many of us are not aware of where a product was made as the likes of Amazon and eBay do not currently have to mention where something was produced. The same applies to retail stores and supermarkets as they do not have to state where something was produced or grown. I strongly believe that as consumers we should be given this information so that we can decide if we want to buy something that was made overseas. The carbon footprint for something made in Beijing, China and sold in London, England is a whopping 8,140 km (5,058 miles). For something made or grown in Buenos Aires, Argentina and shipped to London, England its carbon footprint is 11,270 km (7,002 miles). With your help I can present this petition to the British Parliament and hopefully succeed in getting a Law passed where we are informed of the products Country of origin. If Britain makes it Law, then other countries will surely follow. Everyone can do their bit to fight climate change and I hope you will take a few seconds of your time to sign this petition.7 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Frederick Linden-Wyatt
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To get lincolnshire county council to turn on the street lights at nightI am calling for Lincolnshire County Council to reverse this decision and turn on the lights in the evenings so as to give the taxpayers of boston and surrounding villages piece of mind and the confidence to leave their homes at night whether it be to walk a dog ,go to a friends ,cycle to work or simply to put their bins out.People feel safer with light. Please join me in signing this and to get some action taken.76 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Dale Broughton
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Lower Breast Screening AgeThe amount of ladies having breast cancer is enormous and way too many are dying because screening isn't available until you are 50. I was one of the lucky ones at the age of 38 been diagnosed with Breast Cancer and now a survivor.626 of 800 SignaturesCreated by Annette Evans
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Withhold Welsh Support for Nuclear WeaponsCurrently, the UK Government has announced that they will be increasing the stock of Trident by 40%. I, and I expect the people of Wales, believe that this is a worrying move. Is it really in the Welsh public’s interest to be part of this expansion? Does this make us safer? Soon, the Welsh Parliament must ask itself; “What side of history do we want to be on?”. Let’s make it the right side.83 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Tobi Wells
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Stop Airport Expansion - Call a Public Inquiry into Leeds Bradford AirportAs we stand on the brink of climate and ecological breakdown, airports throughout the UK are trying to expand. Leeds Bradford, Bristol, Stansted, Manston, Southampton, Luton and Gatwick are pressing ahead with expansion plans. Supporters of each expansion claim that the increase in carbon emissions is small in a national context. However, the cumulative impact would be a huge increase in emissions at precisely the time we should be doing everything in our power to reduce them. Leeds Bradford Airport expansion is a test case. The local authority has approved expansion, claiming that carbon emissions from international flights is not a matter for local authorities to consider! So we have called on the Secretary of State, Robert Jenrick, to order a public inquiry so that the climate impact of expansion can be assessed in a national context. This is not just about Leeds-Bradford. Approval of this application would open the floodgates of expansion at other regional airports. The government must intervene to stop the planned expansion of regional airports if it is to meet legally binding environmental targets and avoid the worst impacts of the climate crisis. You can hear it from the experts. Over 200 Leeds Uni Academics already agree. https://www.galba.uk/post/press-release-246-uni-of-leeds-staff-and-researchers-ask-robert-jenrick-to-call-in-lba-decision Most importantly please share with your friends and family. Tell them why this matters so much to you. Thank you from GALBA - Group for Action on Leeds Bradford Airport56,316 of 75,000 SignaturesCreated by Ian Coatman
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More support and care for women's prolapsesWomens voices need to be heard!!!! Stop fobbing women off with prolapses. Women can often be left in pain and fobbed off and left to deal with them and long waiting lists. Women often have to fight to be heard and for surgery6 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jen Clutterbuck
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Remove the police billArticle 21 of the ICCPR recognises the right to peaceful assembly as well as possible restrictions on this right, which conform with the law and are necessary for national security, public safety, public order, protection of public health or morals, or protection of rights and freedoms52 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Gary Kelly
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