UK Parliament Petitions

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

17,310 petitions

Hold a public inquiry to review the use of dopamine agonists

Hold an inquiry into the use of dopamine agonists covering: impulse control disorders; potential physical harms & misdiagnosis of vascular dementia; & any lessons from past & current criminal proceedings involving dopamine agonist patients.

closedOpened 22 Apr 2026Gov responded
11.0k

signatures

Stop airport expansion: halt all airport expansion plans across the UK

More than 20 airports across the UK have expansion plans, which will result in a combined increase of 60%+ capacity. More flights means more emissions, at a time when we should be doing everything we can to reduce emissions and avert climat

closedOpened 24 Mar 2025Gov responded
11.0k

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Require drivers to stop and take cats to the vets if they hit them in their car

We want the government to make it law that if you hit a cat you must legally report it and take it to the nearest vets.

closedOpened 4 Jun 2025Gov responded
11.0k

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Abolish the Casey Commission into adult social care

We believe the Casey Commission is a barrier to desperately needed social care reform, a delaying mechanism and a waste of taxpayer’s money. We want the Government to abolish the commission and instead focus on resolving the social care cri

closedOpened 13 Mar 2026Gov responded
10.9k

signatures

Provide a legal right to access certain services without a digital device

We call on the Government to make it law that all British citizens have a legal right to access certain services without a digital device. Protect the right to choose a non-digital or digital life—and ensure digital is a choice, not a requi

closedOpened 20 May 2025Gov responded
10.9k

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Introduce a distinct attendance code for flexischooling (Code F).

We want the Department for Education to introduce a new attendance code for flexischooling (Code F). We want this code to act in a similar way to code B (educated off site) in that it would not negatively impact attendance data, recognising

closedOpened 24 Jan 2025Gov responded
10.9k

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Provide funding to preserve and protect cemeteries around the UK.

We feel that much more funding for cemeteries is needed to care, maintain, protect and preserve them now and in the years ahead.

closedOpened 21 Feb 2025Gov responded
10.9k

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Fund a National Climate Resilience Plan: protect communities from climate impact

From floods to extreme temperatures, climate impacts risk damaging homes, health, businesses, services, and the economy. We want Government to prioritise adaptation; fund a new Resilience Plan that works with nature and includes public educ

closedOpened 2 Jul 2025Gov responded
10.8k

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Protect babies lives once heartbeat detectable, except in extreme cases

Introduce a bill to protect babies in the womb once a heartbeat is detected. It bans abortion of healthy babies beyond this point, with exceptions for rape, to save the mother’s life, or if the child has a fatal foetal abnormality.

closedOpened 19 Sept 2025Gov responded
10.8k

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Fund culturally appropriate retirement support for Polish veterans and families

We call on the Government to fund the continued operation of culturally appropriate retirement provision to Polish veterans and their families. Such homes provide culturally specific care for elderly residents. The last home of its kind, Il

openOpened 27 May 2026Gov responded
10.8k

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Require public consultation before airfields and aerodromes can be closed

Airfields and aerodromes play a vital role in the UK's transportation network, economic growth, emergency services, and heritage. However, some sites may be closed and redeveloped, often without sufficient public consultation or long-term s

closedOpened 1 Aug 2025Gov responded
10.8k

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Require Government to co-design better NHS care pathways and to employ more GPs

We call on the Government to work with patients and GPs to co-design care pathways so that they provide clearer information and allow patients to track referrals. Government must also plan to train, hire and retain enough GPs for timely car

closedOpened 14 Apr 2026Gov responded
10.8k

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Fund a new government-backed animal cruelty policing unit

Fund a government-backed Animal Cruelty Policing Unit that has legal authority to seize animals, enforce fines and force entry in cases where there are reasonable grounds to believe that an offence against a protected animal has occurred un

closedOpened 10 Feb 2026Gov responded
10.8k

signatures

Teach severe autism, non-verbal needs and sensory crises in PSHE⁠

We want the UK Government to mandate teaching about severe autism, non-verbal communication, sensory overload, and dysregulated behavior in the national PSHE curriculum.

openOpened 18 Sept 2026
10.7k

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Review CMS safeguards to prevent financial abuse and coercive control

Review how the CMS detects and acts on concerns of financial abuse. We believe survivors need better access to support to navigate systems that could enable continued abuse after separation.

closedOpened 24 Sept 2025Gov responded
10.7k

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Strengthen copyright laws on our voices

Our voice is a key part of our identity and right now we feel it is inadequately protected by UK law! We are demanding every person in the UK have a clearer, more enforceable copyright ownership over their own voice.

openOpened 6 Jul 2026
10.7k

signatures

Don't introduce unique child identifier and increased home education regulation

We urge the government not to introduce a single unique identifier number for children and increased regulation of home education. We think its proposals would infringe on children’s privacy and parental rights, especially as elective home

closedOpened 11 Feb 2025Gov responded
10.7k

signatures

Introduce an immediate ban on the sale and promotion of smart glasses

The government should immediately ban the sale and promotion of glasses that contain recording capability. The government should explore using existing laws, such as RIPA, GDPR, DPA to take immediate action, whilst beginning the process of

openOpened 9 Jun 2026
10.7k

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Require female CPR manikins in all certified first aid training programs

The Government should implement minimum standards for first aid training providers to ensure every trainee practises CPR and first aid on a manikin with female anatomy. All training providers should be required to include anatomically accur

closedOpened 10 Sept 2025Gov responded
10.7k

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Commission a public inquiry into the impact of the UK exiting the European Union

Given that it has stated its aim of growing the UK economy, we think the Government needs to quantify the effects of exiting the European Union as soon as possible by setting up an inquiry.

closedOpened 8 Nov 2024Gov responded
10.7k

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Ban default service charges and pre-set digital tip screens in hospitality

Prohibit hospitality businesses from automatically adding "discretionary" service charges to bills, and ban digital card readers from prompting customers with pre-set tip percentages before payment. We believe all tipping must be 100% volun

closedOpened 22 Apr 2026Gov responded
10.6k

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Fund a National Endometriosis Registry and Audit to Help Improve NHS Care

We call for a National Endometriosis Registry to record, track and annually audit data on diagnosis, treatment & outcomes. We think this could help to: Hold services to account; Reduce postcode inequality; Ensure endometriosis is treated a

closedOpened 27 Aug 2025Gov responded
10.6k

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Ban "small-scale fracking" for onshore oil and gas

Fracking forces fluid into rocks to open cracks so oil or gas can flow out. It was banned in 2019 after being blamed for causing earthquakes in shale gas drilling. But the ban only covers fracking with large volumes of fluid.

closedOpened 4 Jul 2025Gov responded
10.6k

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Ratify the Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention 1989 (ILO Convention 169)

We ask the Government to ratify ILO Convention 169 on Indigenous and Tribal Peoples and consider whether it would be appropriate to formally recognise the English, Scottish, Welsh, Cornish, and Manx as the indigenous peoples of Great Britai

closedOpened 1 Apr 2026Gov responded
10.6k

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Seek to Rejoin the EU Pet Passport Scheme

Cut the cost of pet travel by seeking to rejoin the EU pet passport scheme. This does not require EU membership; Norway, Switzerland and Andorra are members, as is NI. The scheme allows vaccinated pets to travel freely without needing expen

closedOpened 11 Feb 2025Gov responded
10.6k

signatures

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