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SAVE OUR LAST REMAINING BANKWE call upon the Chairman/CEO of TSB to review (and to reverse) the decision to close the last remaining Bank in our town26 of 100 SignaturesCreated by James Parsons
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Scrap the PIP reform proposalsIt is required by the vast majority of disabled people across the United Kingdom that the proposals to reform the Personal Independence Payments benefit must be scrapped with immediate effect16 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Victoria Austen
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Maths and English GCSE for SEN childrenStop making SEN kids retake Maths and English GCSE.12 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Lucy Mizen
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Review the use of Physician Associates in the NHSPhysician Associates (PAs) are not substitutes for doctors; their 2 years of training is inadequate to enable them to work with patients without full supervision. Yet they are promoted as ‘medical professionals’ in roles and settings where their lack of expertise is a danger to patients. Please commission a full review of the impact of the use of PAs with a view to appropriate regulation.22 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Susan Sollazzi
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Object to plans to remove two mature trees and a bench from Market Street HoylakePlanning permission is being applied for to convert the former Hoylake Library into a Gym. As part of the planning permission, there is an intention to remove two mature and much-loved trees from the pavement outside the building as well as a public bench. There is a shortage of both trees and places to sit already in Hoylake. The distance to the next street tree in a SW direction is about 350m. The removal is totally at odds with the principles of Healthy Streets, which Liverpool City Region is signed up to. Furthermore, the trees are used to display remembrance snowflakes around Christmas. We object to the plans to remove the bench and the trees and request that the planning application is brought to the planning committee.1,573 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Jane Turner
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Stop the boat licence fee surcharges!Please drop the discriminatory, unaffordable licence fee surcharges. From April 2024, Canal & River Trust, a registered charity, is imposing an escalating surcharge on the licences of boats without a permanent mooring and increased surcharges for wide-beam boats.228 of 300 SignaturesCreated by National Bargee Travellers Association
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Stop These Huge Wagons Driving On Our Country Roads The Rail Road Should Be UsedTo use our perfectly situated Rail Network to deliver goods as NEARLY ALL MONSTER TRUCKS have no respect for Taxi or any other vehicles, they seem to either not use their mirrors or just love seeing a huge convoy of distressed drivers behind them, and in some cases near fatal accidents when drivers take out of the ussual risks.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Karen Shellis
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Speed Bumps for Brooklands Road, BletchleyWe the residents of Brooklands Road would like the safety of our families, elderly and the everyday members of the public to no longer be ignored. Brooklands Road is an important roadway and connection to Queensway, which sees an increasing number of motor traffic and pedestrians. We believe that speed bumps can no longer be ignored for the safety of residents and it should not take an incident to spur our Councillors to take action.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Marcello Bianco
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Legal Aid - Justice for AllFunding for legal aid as a government and parliament priority. Prioritise child welfare. Press for action and impact now.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by victoria salomon
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Stop supermarket bosses from using misleading British food labelsCrack down on any supermarkets using misleading labels to suggest imported food is grown in the UK to protect British farmers, customers and our farming standards.32,002 of 35,000 Signatures
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More cake pleaseIt was my birthday recently but I never go a cake, so Jamie should make me one10,002 of 15,000 SignaturesCreated by Robin Priestley
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Implement Minimum Wage and Personal/Travel Expense Policies for Politicians and Ministers1. Implement a policy to place Members of Parliament (MPs), Prime Ministers (PMs), and Ministers on a national minimum wage. This measure aims to ensure that elected officials are more closely aligned with the economic realities faced by the general population. By subjecting them to the same wage standards, it seeks to foster greater empathy and understanding of the challenges faced by ordinary citizens. 2. Proposal to mandate Members of Parliament (MPs), Prime Ministers (PMs), and Ministers to cover their own expenses and travel costs. This measure aims to promote fiscal responsibility and transparency in government spending. By requiring elected officials to bear these expenses themselves, it seeks to curb the excessive use of public funds and ensure accountability in the use of taxpayer money.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Aleksandr Zabolotnov