UK Parliament Petitions

Public petitions to the UK Government and Parliament — signature counts, government responses and debate outcomes.

17,310 petitions

Make it illegal to walk dogs during extreme heat to prevent suffering and death.

Introduce legislation to make it an offence to walk or exercise dogs during dangerously high temperatures (i.e. 25°C and above), to protect them from heatstroke and burned paws.

closedOpened 24 Apr 2026Gov responded
11.7k

signatures

Make the sex offender's registry publicly available to view for everyone.

Make the sex offender's registry publicly available to view for everyone

closedOpened 22 Apr 2025Gov responded
11.7k

signatures

Protect raced greyhounds from exports by introducing spay/neuter laws

Make it law to spay and neuter all raced greyhounds once they finish racing on licensed race tracks to protect them from being shipped around the world to breeding/racing kennels.

closedOpened 24 Apr 2026Gov responded
11.6k

signatures

Legally require all councillors & mayors to speak proficient English

There’s no legal requirement for councillors/mayors to be proficient in English. This can lead to communication barriers in meetings and with constituents. This petition calls for mandatory English fluency for these roles.

closedOpened 27 Feb 2026Gov responded
11.6k

signatures

Stop megasheds being built & operated 24/7 close to homes and communities

We want the government to include in its revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) that the building of B8 warehouses and the 24/7 operation of such megasheds will not be permitted within 500 metres of residential properties.

closedOpened 20 Apr 2026Gov responded
11.6k

signatures

Hold a referendum on leaving the European Court of Human Rights

We want the government to give our population the right to decide if we are to leave the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). We think it is antiquated and not fit for the current world we live in.

closedOpened 2 Jul 2025Gov responded
11.6k

signatures

Funding for Hyperemesis Gravidarum care

We call on the UK Government to provide funding to improve physical and mental healthcare for sufferers, increase training, eliminate inequities in access and treatment as well as ensure HG sufferers have access to mental health support wit

closedOpened 7 Apr 2025Gov responded
11.5k

signatures

Allow carers already in UK on sponsored visa to work for any CQC care provider

We are asking the Government to reconsider its position on foreign carers who are already in the UK on sponsored visas, to be allowed to find work with any CQC registered care providers. We think there are thousands of carers who are here w

closedOpened 28 Nov 2024Gov responded
11.5k

signatures

Fund permanent, 24-hour police patrols in Jewish communities

In the face of a significant rise of antisemitism across the UK, we ask the Government to fund permanent 24-hour police patrols in Jewish communities.

closedOpened 29 Apr 2026Gov responded
11.5k

signatures

Review all trade ties with Israel, suspend 2030 roadmap & impose trade sanctions

We call on the Government to review existing trade ties with Israel, suspend the 2030 Roadmap for UK-Israel bilateral relations and impose trade sanctions upon Israel.

closedOpened 10 Jul 2025Gov responded
11.5k

signatures

Suspend Climate Change Act targets & undertake a full national impact assessment

We call on the Government to temporarily suspend the legal duties to meet the UK's statutory carbon budgets and 2050 Net Zero target under the Climate Change Act 2008 until Parliament has considered an independent national assessment of the

openOpened 21 Sept 2026
11.4k

signatures

Fund research into desexed language in women’s health

We have observed words like “girls,” “women,” “mothers” and “breastfeeding” being replaced or added to with terms like “people with a cervix”, “birthing people” and “chestfeeding” (desexed language).

closedOpened 24 Dec 2025Gov responded
11.4k

signatures

We are petitioning for a National Referendum on Assisted Dying

We believe that the decision to introduce assisted dying legislation in the UK, is a matter of such fundamental import to the future of our nation and to us as citizens, that it must be decided as a nation, not by Members of Parliament alon

closedOpened 9 Jan 2025Gov responded
11.4k

signatures

Increase Carer's Allowance to equal minimum wage

Carer's Allowance is currently £327.60 every 4 weeks for people who care for someone for at least 35 hours per week. Around £2.34 p/hour.

closedOpened 5 Nov 2024Gov responded
11.3k

signatures

Allow license holders to drive motorhomes up to 4250kg on UK Category B License

We want the UK to allow UK license holders to drive motorhomes up to 4250kg on UK Category B Licenses, in line with proposed changes from the EU.

closedOpened 9 Oct 2025Gov responded
11.3k

signatures

Fund more CAR T Cell Therapy for eligible patients

CAR T Cell therapy is currently allowed for some cancer patients on the NHS when other options have been unsuccessful. I think that people who are eligible should be offered it as a second line of treatment.

closedOpened 28 Nov 2024Gov responded
11.2k

signatures

Review and reform legal status of pets, and rules on animal control equipment

I ask the Government to review and reform the status of pets to recognise them in all cases as sentient family members and relatives, not chattel. Set out specific strict rules on using animal-control equipment like catch poles and strong p

closedOpened 8 Jan 2026Gov responded
11.2k

signatures

Legislate for a council tax discount for all pensioners

I feel that current council tax rates do not take pension incomes into account. This means some pensioners are having to pay what I think is a very significant percentage of their pension towards council tax.

closedOpened 6 Feb 2025Gov responded
11.2k

signatures

Extend the NHS Graduate Guarantee to newly qualified paramedics

We want the Government to extend the NHS Graduate Guarantee to newly qualified paramedics, providing a supported route into employment after completing their degree and gaining HCPC registration, amid concerns about limited vacancies for ne

openOpened 14 Oct 2026
11.1k

signatures

Review and increase expense rates for employees traveling outside the UK

HMRC sets scale rate expenses for subsistence paid to employees who travel outside the UK, such as Cabin Crew. We feel the rates are not reflective or the real costs for people whose work takes them abroad, and that the way they are put int

closedOpened 27 Feb 2026Gov responded
11.1k

signatures

Create one-off amnesty with extra tax obligation for undocumented people

Introduce a one-off amnesty for undocumented people currently living in the UK without a legal right to remain, granting them legal status to work. As part of this process those who are given the right to remain in the UK could pay a tempor

closedOpened 23 Jan 2026Gov responded
11.1k

signatures

Reform pay, working conditions and national standards for TA's and SEN LSA's.

We ask the Government for a national reform for TA and SEN LSA roles: national pay scale, end term-time-only, equal cost-of-living awards, SEN allowance, Green Book reform, correct London weighting, national job description, workload review

closedOpened 15 Jan 2026Gov responded
11.1k

signatures

Create a national database of convicted animal abusers

The database should be accessible to relevant authorities and regulated organisations, including local councils, animal welfare charities, veterinary professionals, licenced breeders, rescue centres, and organisations responsible for rehomi

closedOpened 6 Feb 2026Gov responded
11.0k

signatures

Review decision to abolish independent local Healthwatch

We are asking the government to: • Revisit its decision to abolish local independent services that speak up for the public • Consult with the public to codesign a service which meets their needs and supports the NHS to realise its ambitio

closedOpened 7 Aug 2025Gov responded
11.0k

signatures

Abandon DWP Pathways to Work Green Paper & create National Disability Strategy

The DWP Green Paper Pathways to Work proposes what we think are devastating cuts to disability benefits. We think the Government must drop these proposals and instead begin a process of co-production with disabled peoples representative org

closedOpened 28 Apr 2025Gov responded
11.0k

signatures

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