UK Parliament Petitions

Ban vapes for under 21 year olds

Ban all the sales of vapes for under 21’s

Halt aid to Tanzania & demand an investigation into violence against protesters

Suspend non-humanitarian aid to Tanzania and call for an independent, international investigation into reported violence against protesters. The UK should push for accountability, support democratic and electoral reforms, and ensure opposit

Cancel 2026 hospitality business rates revaluation & review policies

Cancel the April 2026 business rates revaluation for hospitality in England and Wales. Launch a review of current policies, which includes retaining 40% rate relief, commissioning an independent investigation into VOA 2026 RV calculations,

Require anyone standing for MP to have prior business experience

We, the undersigned, call upon the UK Government to introduce legislation requiring all Members of Parliament (MPs) to have demonstrable experience in business prior to standing for election.

Make Ketamine a class A drug. Fund more research, information and support

Change the status of ketamine from class B to A. Increase funding for research and communicate results to the public about why this cheap horse tranquilliser can be dangerous to young adults, and provide health support to recovering addicts

Ban Open-Source Deepfake-Capable AI tools until further regulation is introduced

We call on the UK Government to ban open-source AI video generation models that create realistic synthetic videos, until further regulations are in place. We urge licensing, oversight and coordination with our partners, to control risks and

Hold General Elections every four years

Introduce a change to the law so that the maximum period between General Elections is reduced from five years to four years.

Reduce the state pension age to 50 years old for men & women

We urge the Government to reduce the state pension age for men and women to 50 years old in the UK.

Introduce a Night Shift Minimum Wage, 50% Higher Than National Minimum Wage

I propose that staff who work between the hours of midnight and 6:00 AM are paid at least 50% more than the National Minimum Wage by law.

Review employment regulations for care workers

We urge the Government to review employment regulations for care workers, including health & safety and work breaks in care homes, increasing the number of carers per residents in care homes, and looking into the lack of time for some carer

Require companies to clearly display a contact section with email & phone number

Make it a legal requirement for all UK companies to clearly display a “Contact Us” section with a working UK telephone number and email address on both their website and mobile app, so customers can easily get support from a real person whe

Raise Apprenticeship Minimum Wages for Fair Pay

Raise the apprentice minimum wage for all apprentices to match the National Minimum Wage for those aged 18 to 20. We think low pay blocks fair access to training and harms social mobility and our future workforce.

Regulate adult social care training

Regulate training providers. Create a national adult social care database of certified training providers and prevent ad hoc, inconsistent training delivery from care providers.

Increase funding to build more council housing

We feel council housing waiting list times are at crisis levels, with some waiting over a decade for a home. Many are forced into temporary or unsuitable accommodation, affecting their health and well-being. We believe we need more council

Enforce trade and weapon laws: stop online traders selling knives to children

We think the government needs to ensure overseas online retailers are abiding to UK trade law and weapons laws when selling bladed articles online, as we believe some retailers may be using cheap delivery services who may not follow ID proc

Don't have an earnings limit for Carer's Allowance

Those that receive Carer's Allowance & work part time are only allowed to earn a weekly set figure to be eligible, which may fall below minimum wage after taking into account additional caring costs. I believe those receiving carer's allowa

Launch a review into increasing speed limits on motorways and dual carriageways

I would like the Government to carry out a review into potentially increasing the speed limit to 100mph on motorways and 80mph on dual carriageways. The review should be carried out on 9 year old cars (the average age), testing their brakin

Automatically disclose a violent offender’s history to a partner

We believe the law needs to be changed so that if the authorities (police and other bodies) know that a person is in a relationship with someone who has been imprisoned for sexual or other serious violence and is a known dangerous offender,

Make it Law for Registered Medical Staff in the NHS to Wear Body Cameras

Put it into law that registered medical staff should always wear body cameras to stop patient abuse.

Amend section 19 of the Education Act 1996 to include up to 18 year olds

At the moment, section 19 of the Education Act 1996 allows children who are too unwell to go to school to access an alternative provision, including tuition from home. This ends at 16 years old. This needs to be amended to allow children up

Introduce Citizens’ Referendum System for Legislation

Introduce a citizens’ initiated referendum system, allowing the public to propose and vote directly on legislation when a minimum signature threshold is reached, modelled on Switzerland’s direct democracy system, which has operated successf

Protect road verges for wildlife — stop non-essential mowing from April to Sept

Direct all local authorities and National Highways to suspend non-essential verge mowing from 1 April to 30 September annually. Safety-critical cuts at junctions, roundabouts and crossings remain exempt. Delivered as statutory guidance to e

Reduce fuel duty tax to at least half of the current rates

Reduce fuel duty by at least half to ease burden on the British people.

Extend or abolish Sunday trade hours

Extend Sunday trade hours by an additional 2-3hrs or abolish it.

Review the UK’s “special relationship” with the current US administration

Conduct a formal review of the UK’s diplomatic, military and intelligence cooperation with the United States under the current US administration and report the findings to Parliament, including whether this relationship continues to serve t