Successful Campaigns
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Successful Campaigns
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Save 'The Bridge', in Harrow from closure by the Council25/05/16 - We Won! Harrow Council has reconsidered the decision and so the Bridge will remain open. This was the objective of the petition.380 SignaturesCreated by Naresh Lathia
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Team United East LothianPositive outcome achieved89 SignaturesCreated by Kate Kerr
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Stop Staff Cuts at New Malden Post OfficeStop Staff Cuts at New Malden Post Office has been a success! Originally, 4 members of staff were lost, which worked out to 110 hours. This resulted in queue times of, in some cases, 50 minutes! (No exaggeration, we recorded the time!) Thanks to our campaign we have had a massive 75.5 hours restored. The response to our campaign was phenomenal, with the community really getting behind our campaign.720 SignaturesCreated by James Giles
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Allow wheelchair accessible vehicles into rubbish and recycling centresWe have spoken in length to our local council and have now resolved this issue.45 SignaturesCreated by Corey Haseley
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Stockport Council - Withdraw plan to scrap the emergency Local Assistance SchemeStockport Council withdrew its proposal to scrap its Local Assistance Scheme.115 SignaturesCreated by John Pearson
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No Derby Child Goes Hungrywe won!88 SignaturesCreated by Bernadette Grosse
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Stop proposed parking permits in Bournemouth and PooleThe council have withdrawn the proposal.6 SignaturesCreated by David Lickman
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Refugees Welcome in LincolnI handed in the 'Refugees Welcome in Lincoln' last Friday morning (11th September) and today I have just read on The Lincolnite that the council has agreed to take 200 Syrian refugees (link below). This is brilliant news. I am certain that the petition will have played its part in convincing the council to make a humanitarian response to the plight of the Syrian people. http://thelincolnite.co.uk/2015/09/lincolnshire-in-line-to-support-200-syrian-refugees/397 SignaturesCreated by Caroline Kearsey
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Children’s Teeth Matter!The school reviewed their tooth brushing procedures with the help of the dental team having engaged in open discussion and have decided to restart supervised teeth brushing and the whole PAT dental scheme at Lift Newington Primary.255 SignaturesCreated by Simon Peter Kelsey
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Thomas Cook, decent compensation to the Shepherds.Update May 2015: After huge public pressure, Thomas Cook have now apologised to the family of the two children who died from carbon monoxide poisoning, and have said they'll donate £1.5 million to Unicef: http://38d.gs/1PNzxC9119 SignaturesCreated by Andrew Moody




