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  • Rishi Sunak: Keep your promise to renters
    Deliver your manifesto promise by banning no-fault evictions NOW! Your government was elected on a promise to scrap unfair “no-fault” evictions, which are a leading cause of homelessness, but new laws are reportedly being held up by a small number of MPs who want landlords to keep excessive powers. It doesn’t have to be this way - you can deliver your promise by accepting votes from Opposition MPs and make this law before the next General Election.
    3,068 of 4,000 Signatures
    Created by Ben Twomey
  • Fleecehold over 5 million plus affected
    Dear Mr Gove I am compelled to contact you about my serious concerns regarding the article in the Sunday Times on 24th March; ‘Leasehold dream over as Gove plan quietly crumbles’. As a member of the National Leasehold Campaign (NLC) I am extremely disappointed to hear that the Government is allegedly going soft on leasehold reform. Thousands of leaseholders have responded to the Government’s Ground Rent consultation, explaining in their droves why existing ground rents need to be reduced to a peppercorn to avoid the inherent unfairness of a two-tier system now that ground rents are limited to a peppercorn on new build properties. It is extremely frustrating that, if the rumors are true, the Treasury and the Prime Minister have been hoodwinked by sector lobbyists who have no regard for the leasehold misery faced by millions of leaseholders across the country. It also seems they are running scared from legal challenges funded by freehold investors with skin in the ground rent game and deep pockets. I believe that retrospective action on ground rents would have no material impact on pension schemes, and those pension schemes that do have ground rent investments should be reassessing them - no reputable company with a responsible and ethical investment strategy would invest in ground rents if they saw first-hand the misery they cause and the deplorable sales tactics that have led so many leaseholders to have onerous ground rents. With a general election looming, abandoning a manifesto commitment that would help thousands of leaseholders is just pure folly. On 11th December 2023 Michael Gove stated “I have limited to no patience now with the well-funded lobby groups that stand up for those freeholders and seek to ensure that they can continue to extract money from leaseholders. It seems to me that, at a critical point, the argument that is sometimes made on behalf of those people disappeared because of their negligence and their moral fault.” Gove went on to say “I will be looking at the responses to the consultation, & I am sure that some of London’s finest legal firms & most eloquent solicitors will be putting in some very thoughtful contributions, but the question will be: who is paying for them and how much are they being paid? To my mind, people can buy silver-tongued eloquence, but what is far more important is actually being on the right side of justice.” The Competition & Markets Authority have stated that “Leaseholders are captive consumers and get no benefit from ground rent. Ground rents are not legally or commercially necessary.” The Leasehold & Freehold Bill has its 2nd reading this week in the House of Lords. 10 million leaseholders are losing faith that this Bill will deliver meaningful reforms. If it doesn’t then leaseholders will certainly not forgive and forget the many broken promises. Please help us to get the leasehold reforms through that we so desperately need. We may not have deep pockets to lobby but we are certainly on the right side of justice. Many thanks
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  • Stop GP practices shutting their doors
    We need our political leaders to come up with a serious plan to put a stop to hundreds of GP practices closing across the country. Hundreds are at risk of shutting their doors. Our leaders need to step up and show they’ll put an end to this.
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    Created by Adam Janjua
  • Free school meals for all from reception to year 11
    Provide a hot meal for all pupils who want one from reception to year 11.
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    Created by Hayley Roebuck Picture
  • New law which prevents shooting beside people, animals and someone else's land
    I am calling for the Minister of Justice to introduce a new law which means that there is a minimum distance of 500m, where people who use guns for shooting, cannot do so within that distance of people, animals and someone else's land.
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    Created by Karen Inkster
  • House building and affordable housing including rural areas
    I ask those of you, who are in a position to execute a more suitable housing programme, and to do so, in a timely and effective way, by providing housing stock which is rentable or purchasing a home and sustainable.
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    Created by Helen Anglum
  • WASPI scandal: apologise and pay out compensation to the women affected
    Bring in emergency legislation to compensate the thousands of women affected by the mismanagement of the increase in the Women’s State Pension Age by the Department of Work and Pensions and make sure the Department of Work and Pensions apologises for the injustice.
    41,785 of 45,000 Signatures
  • Keep the Day Centre Open
    The day centre must remain open, it is the only source of carer respite for families who dementia effects for the island. it provides vital social contact, routine and stimulation for those who would otherwise be sitting home alone, and are often at risk. Group settings are not for everyone but seem to be for the majority
    1,337 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Leigha McMillan
  • Pledge of support: temporary Skylark fencing on Wanstead Flats
    We, the undersigned, recognising that the ground-nesting Skylarks of Wanstead Flats are under threat, support the actions taken to protect them, including the temporary fencing on a small section of the Flats (last year with the fencing 4 young Skylarks fledged). We encourage the City of London to continue to take action to protect the fencing and Skylarks, and abhor the actions of a tiny minority who have repeatedly vandalised the fencing and signs.
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  • Post Office Scandal: Axe Caroline Richards from the compensation scheme
    Remove Caroline Richards, the Post Office Manager who played a key role in the wrongful conviction of a sub-postmistress, as manager of the Horizon Shortfall compensation scheme. The compensation process must instead be made completely independent.
    73,570 of 75,000 Signatures
  • Stop the closures of Marks & Spencer stores
    Marks & Spencer have announced plans to close a number of stores across the UK, including one in the Broadway Shopping Centre, Bradford. Now, whilst nobody would argue that businesses need to weigh up footfall and profit margins, I believe this is not the reason for the closure. Staff at this store have been advised that, “we are making profit, but not as much as we should be and by closing this store (and removing the high running costs), we believe we can get more profit instead from alternative local stores”. This is unacceptable. If this shop is making a profit, why close such a flagship store, putting people out of work and seriously inconveniencing customers that use it? It isn’t always convenient for customers to visit the alternative stores in Birstall, Pudsey or Halifax, especially the older demographic. More needs to be done to stop profitable stores from being closed down
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  • Austin’s Lane congestion
    We request that double yellow lines be extended from chorley New Rd roundabout up Austin’s lane to Claypool junior school, in particular at the front of the car business that permanently double park both on the pavement and the road causing mothers with prams to risk injury by walking in the road
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    Created by Arthur Goodwin