Successful Campaigns

11/04/18 Great news! Thank you for signing the petition! We have won this skirmish! Derbyshire NHS managers are now saying this about plans to scrap the 535 beds in Derbyshire: ''The original STP made heroic assumptions about bed reductions - we are now remodelling these in the light of the population and other factors''. Paul Wood, the Southern Derbyshire CCG Chair Thank you and well done.

21/04/2015 Following on from a 6,000 strong petition, skateboarders in Norwich rejoice as the council over-turns plans to ban the sport in the city centre http://38d.gs/1HfmkNH

04/03/15 Update: We did it! The council refused the application and respected the ancient woodland that we hold so precious. Thank you so much for signing.

UPDATE: 21st December - Great news, our campaign worked! Northamptonshire police have rejected the G4S deal! Read more here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-35150679

UPDATE: 16/09/15 I am pleased to announce that thanks to pressure placed on the Department For Education and Mr Gibb specifically, the DFE has announced plans for the introduction of new Film Studies and Media Studies A level specifications from September 2017. You can contribute to the public consultation on these new qualifications by clicking on the link below. Thanks to you all for signing the petition and your contribution in ensuring that these important qualifications will continue to be offered to students in future. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/ofqual-launches-further-consultation-on-reformed-qualifcations-for-2017

Birmingham City Council approved the plans for Improved parking and entrance to Boldmere Gate despite Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Council's Conservative Councillors objections. Thanks for all your support

UPDATE: 8/6/16 We've won. Thanks to your support the County Council have backed down and free grammar school transport is safe for at least the next 2 years (see below). Councillor Mrs Patricia Bradwell, Executive Councillor for Children's Services, said: "Having considered the detail of the Task and Finish Group report and the comments and feedback of the Scrutiny Committee, I have decided to keep the current policy as it is with a review in two years' time. Then, the financial climate may be a lot better and give us more scope for change. As it is we are looking at having to make substantial savings which does not give us the flexibility to make changes – any proposed changes would incur further costs on the council. The current grammar school policy is lawful and being administered correctly and while some students will benefit while others won't, it does provide good support for many students who wouldn't otherwise be able to access grammar education. The important thing is for all pupils to have access to good schools, whether grammars, comprehensives or academies, around the county." Once again, Thank you, you've down our children proud Mick

14/05/18 - We won: Jurassic Perk Cafe will stay open!

30/07/15 - Great News! Following this campaign, Penkridge railway station is going to get a comprehensive repair! The work undertaken will include partial re-roofing, installation of gutter and drainage goods, provision of safe access to internal rooms, including deep clean, render and pointing to external elevations, followed by redecoration. Read more here: http://www.staffordshirenewsletter.co.uk/Comprehensive-repair-work-start-eyesore-Penkridge/story-27505501-detail/story.html

30/01/18 - We Won! As a result of your support, I am pleased to report that, at least for now, the Council has decided not to proceed with the changes in the zone(s) specified. This result shows petitions work - not always - but it can make a difference. Together we can aspire for and achieve positive change and a fair society. I will keep an eye on any further development and keep you posted.