UK Parliament Petitions

Ban payment processors stopping services based on objections to legal content

Government should legislate that payment processing companies may not place stipulations on use of their services regarding sales of otherwise legal content and, if they do so, must face legal penalties and must remunerate platforms and ind

Require NHS to offer routine third trimester pregnancy ultrasound scan

As a mother of a baby born via emergency c-section due to missed foetal compromise I urge the Government to require the NHS to offer a routine third trimester ultrasound scan. I think this could reduce emergency c-sections, stillbirths and

Review legal rights to wheelchair spaces on buses and coaches

Review legislation giving wheelchair users an enforceable right to designated spaces on buses and coaches, regardless of boarding order.

NHS funding for egg freezing, for those suffering from endometriosis.

I want the Government to fund or subsidise egg freezing for people with endometriosis, ensure early fertility discussions at diagnosis, and create clear NHS pathways so patients can preserve their fertility before the condition causes lasti

Change law around box junctions to give drivers more leniency

A report suggested that many yellow boxes are bigger than they need to be, on average by 50%. We believe the current rules may be abused by some authorities to raise revenue with no evidence of any benefits to traffic flow. Change law to gi

Make GCSE exams free for home educated children under 18

We believe all children, regardless of their educational setting, deserve equal opportunities to access higher education and employment. We think that charging fees for GCSE exams for home-educated children creates an unfair disparity, as t

Require service stations to provide motorhome waste and water facilities

We are calling on the Government to update guidance for Motorway Service Areas (MSAs), requiring they provide essential facilities for campervans and motorhomes: toilet (black waste), grey water disposal, and fresh water refill.

Disregard compensation paid to injured service personnel from UC calculation

Introduce legislation to disregard any payments made to ex-service personnel in the form of injury or income compensation from Universal Credit (UC) calculations, no matter in which manner this payment has been paid out (lump sum or ongoing

Review and centrally Record Pet Euthanasia Data

With some reports suggesting a rise in euthanasia rates, we think research must be undertaken by government and relevant bodies to centrally record how many dogs and cats are being euthanised: where, why, age, breed, gender and microchip st

Don’t abandon the Chalk Stream recovery pack

We think the chalk stream recovery pack would increase investment, regulation and transparency; improving the state of all rivers. We feel Chalk streams’ rarity, cultural and ecological importance should make them a priority for conservatio

The North Of England A1 Safety Guarantee: Action Immediate Protection.

Commit to continuous dualling of the A1 through the north of England to the Scottish Border. Implement immediate, interim safety upgrades —including junction visibility & hazard warnings—to prevent fatal collisions & stop dangerous traffic

Call for Parliamentary inquiry into potential systemic discrimination of BNOs

We believe that the British National (Overseas) visa is only a partial remedy as it fails to correct historic injustice that stripped Hong Kong British nationals of the right of abode.

Ban Government bodies from describing taxpayer-funded services as “free”

Ban Government departments and public bodies from describing all tax-payer funded services as “free” and require clearer terms such as “tax-payer funded” or “publicly funded” in all official communications, guidance, and campaigns.

Introduce 'Grow Your Own' Laws for Legal Medical Cannabis Patients (CBPM)

We think patients prescribed 'CBPM' by a medical specialist should be allowed to maintain 3-6 flowering plants (with extra considerations for starting new seedlings).

Stop using public money to fund animal experiments

The Government must end public funding for animal experiments and instead fund the development and adoption of human-relevant, non-animal research methods. We feel this is essential to deliver the Government's Replacing Animals in Science s

Detain, detect and deport all illegal immigrants

We believe our country is facing a crisis with regards to illegal immigration and it is time to introduce a detect, detain and deport policy.

Stop benefits and free healthcare for immigrants who have not worked in the UK

I urge the Government to prevent all immigrants who have not worked and paid UK tax & national insurance in the UK for a minimum of 5 years, from accessing benefits and free healthcare.

Review NHS lipoedema care

We ask the Government review the NHS approach to diagnosis, referral and treatment of lipoedema. This should include GP training, access to conservative treatments, and clear pathways to specialist care.

Do not restrict vape flavours

We want the Government to not give Ministers powers to restrict vape flavours in the Tobacco & Vapes Bill, as we believe it will undermine efforts to help smokers quit.

Dedicated funding for Epidermolysis Bullosa and rare skin conditions research

Increase dedicated, ring-fenced Government funding for research into rare skin conditions, including all forms of Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), to accelerate the development of effective treatments and support UK clinical trials.

Review access to NHS treatment for Retrograde Cricopharyngeal Dysfunction

We want the Government to review the adequacy of recognition of, and NHS treatment access for, people with Retrograde Cricopharyngeal Dysfunction (R-CPD).

Reduce minimum retirement age for ambulance staff to 55

Review the status of ambulance workers particularly paramedics, who work long shifts including night shifts. Look to reduce the minimum retirement age to 55 years of age, in line with police force and fire service.

Reduce the minimum retirement age for Prison Officers to 60

Many prison officers are expected to work until they are 68, when their counterparts in the police and fire services are able to retire at 60. The retirement age for Prison Officers should be brought in line with other frontline services.

Provide a legal pathway to “de-exempt” XL Bully dogs exempted as a precaution

In October 2023, DEFRA and the Chief Veterinary Officer advised owners unsure of their dog’s breed type to “take a precautionary approach” & obtain a certificate of exemption “to be safe.” As ordinary owners are not trained breed assessors,

Ban and stop the “15 minute cities” initiative in the UK

Ban the “15 minute cities” initiative which is happening in places such as Oxford immediately and stop all councils immediately from implementing such schemes for which there is no national mandate.