UK Parliament Petitions

Fund wigs for all people who have hair loss due to a medical condition

We want the Government to provide people who have hair loss due to a medical condition with full funding to purchase a wig or hair piece. This could include people who have hair loss due to chemotherapy, medication, alopecia or an autoimmun

Shorten the hours in which fireworks can be set off.

We think that fireworks should only be let off between the hours of 1800-2100 to reduce the stress on animals, children and vulnerable adults.

Reform non-molestation orders: lifetime protection & mandatory action

Make Non-Molestation Orders lifetime once granted, covering aliases, online identities and proxy threats. Require police to investigate credible third-party evidence of breaches and prevent cases being closed solely because a frightened vic

Grant full immunity from prosecution to homeowners from intruders

Amend Section 76 of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008 and grant homeowners have absolute immunity from prosecution when defending their home from intruders.

Fund research into Post-Sepsis Syndrome to recognise its long term impact

We want the Government to fund research to help Post-Sepsis Syndrome (PSS) be formally recognised as a long-term condition and ensure patients can access appropriate assessment, rehabilitation, mental health support and disability-related a

Ban messaging apps with unregistered accounts from enabling media sharing

The UK Government should introduce legislation requiring messaging services and apps that do not use verified user registration (such as phone number or email-based accounts) to restrict the ability to send or distribute media files, includ

Launch a Public Consultation on the Reintroduction of the Eurasian Lynx

I would like to suggest the government consider backing the reintroduction of the Eurasian Lynx as an option to manage deer populations.

Require all UK MPs and Ministers to take and pass the Citizenship Test

Suspend any MP who fail the test within 6 months of becoming an MP until they successfully pass. Ministers should be required to have passed before taking any role.

Regulate equine hoof trimming

At present it is not against the law for anyone to trim equine feet (horse, donkey, mule). We run a donkey rescue, some donkeys arrive crippled and deformed due to DIY trimmers. Some cases take over a year to put right, by a qualified farri

Strengthen the legal duty of owners to protect Listed structures from damage

Owners of Listed buildings and structures are currently legally obliged to maintain them. However, in practice many are left vulnerable, with enforcement actions often delayed or ineffective. In some cases, Listed structures have been lost

Extend the two-year limit on theory tests to five years for everyone taking them

We believe the two-year theory test limit should be extended to five years for all learns who are taking it, including driving instructors doing their part 2 / part 3.

Ban the use of smart phones & social media on the internet for under 18s

We think the government should ban under-18s from owning or using smartphones or accessing social media. These changes aim to protect young people from what we believe are the harmful effects of early exposure, including poor mental health,

Allow parents to take children out of school for educational, overnight trips

Allow parents and carers to take their children out of school to attend overnight educational trips. We think that permitting this could enable children with additional needs to participate in trips at potentially quieter times. This could

Mandate breastfeeding policies & provisions in the workplace

Make the provision of a fridge for breastmilk storage and a private room for expressing or breastfeeding (bf) any age child mandatory for all workplaces. Make a bf policy a requirement in every workplace & require a bf risk assessments as

Make glasses VAT exempt due to wearer’s having no choice but to wear glasses

Create a VAT exemption for glasses. For example I have vary focal that without I would not be able to work drive and have a normal life.

Cap the costs of gifts for MPs at £150

We think Members of Parliament should not be allowed to accept any gift over £150, from any one source.

Review how the legal system and police treat abuse cases

We're advocating for reforms in the British judicial system to ensure fairness for all involved in abuse cases. We think this means considering both defendants and victims and promoting transparent investigations.

Allow Ukrainians who are disabled to apply for immediate ILR

We call on the Government to allow Ukrainians who are disabled to be able to immediately apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain.

Fund free school meals for all children up to the age of 16

The cost of food is rising daily and many families are struggling. We believe this can be addressed by giving all children up to the age of 16 free school meals. Families will save at least £199 a year per child per year & this would help w

Mandate Child-Resistant Caps on all Children's Cough Medicines

Make it a legal requirement for all children's cough and sore throat medicines sold over the counter be supplied in containers fitted with child-resistant caps. We also ask manufacturers to adopt this safety measure voluntarily while any re

Strengthen planning & heritage protections for historic church buildings

We call on the Government to strengthen planning and heritage protections for historic church buildings at risk of closure or commercial redevelopment, including legal requirements for councils to prioritise community, charitable, cultural,

Ban donations & fund parties with a government multiple of fixed membership fees

Political parties must be prohibited from accepting financial contributions beyond a standard, capped membership fee, eliminating the influence of wealthy elites. The government should match these fees by a fixed multiple, forcing politicia

Make British Summer Time (BST) permanent year-round - No more Clock Changes

We call on the UK Government and Parliament to keep the UK on British Summer Time (BST) permanently—by ending the bi-annual clock changes and remaining one hour ahead of GMT year-round.

Referendum to rejoin the single market and customs union

Hold, at the earliest convenience, a national referendum on whether to rejoin the european single market and customs union so that we can undo ten years of receding growth.

Keep the £135 customs duty relief on overseas imports

In the Chancellor’s budget, plans were announced to remove the £135 exemption by 2029, but many UK retailers are actively demanding this to be implemented sooner. The burden of this change could most affect UK citizens. Keep the £135 exempt