UK Parliament Petitions

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

17,310 petitions

Require banks to provide a minimum number of branches for their customers

The Government should bring in new legislation so that banks stop closing branches. We are concerned that this is actively harming small business and customers.

closedOpened 27 Mar 2026
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Fund free dental care for all under-18s, regardless of NHS dentist availability

Guarantee free dental care for all under-18s. Where NHS practices are full, the Government must fund private check-ups and essential treatment. No child should be denied healthcare or left in pain because their parents cannot afford private

closedOpened 12 Mar 2026
88

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Reinstate supply of triamcinolone injections in the UK for keloids & alopecia

In 2025 DHSC & NHS discontinued the supply of Triamcinolone injections, which has resulted in there being no stock left. I want the supply chain to be reinstated to the UK so patients are able to be treated with this medication.

closedOpened 19 Mar 2026
88

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Increase the number of bank holidays in England & Wales to 10 days

Bring the number of bank holidays in England and Wales in line with Northern Ireland, so that there are 10 ban holidays per year in England and Wales instead of the current 8.

closedOpened 26 Nov 2025
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Always include child's biological father on birth certificate

Right now in the UK, a father who is not married to or in a civil partnership with his child's mother cannot be added to his child’s birth certificate without the mother’s agreement — unless he goes through a long, costly court battle.

closedOpened 29 Oct 2025
88

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Add critical thinking to the national curriculum

We want critical thinking to be added as a mandatory part of the national curriculum in all schools.

closedOpened 30 Oct 2025
88

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Certify & Remove VAT on bee-friendly plants to support pollinator conservation

We call on the UK Government to certify and remove VAT from bee-friendly plants and seeds.

closedOpened 31 Jul 2025
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Introduce new specific criminal offence of Adult Grooming & Exploitation

AGE - Adult Grooming and Exploitation - is a proposed law to introduce a specific criminal offence to cover grooming, coercion, deception, manipulation, & exploitation of adults, including situations where consent is obtained by deception.

closedOpened 11 Aug 2025
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Introduce national service for all young people

Bring in national service for all young people to do before they come into adulthood. It was previously used in this country, and it is the norm in many other countries. We want this due to wars nearby, the state of our youth and bad or cri

closedOpened 9 Jul 2025
88

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Fund the NHS to provide all services free at the point of use

We demand the government, provide funding for comprehensive healthcare, free to all, and based on clinical need rather than an individual’s ability to pay. We want the NHS for medical, mental, age related, optician, and dental, free at the

closedOpened 1 Jul 2025
88

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Introduce a right to roam law, also known as the right of responsible access

I believe we should have a 'right-to-roam' law similar to Scotland's. This because I do not think we have enough freedom on land. Such as, wild camping for example. This will allow people to access most land and inland water for non-motoriz

closedOpened 19 Mar 2025
88

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Increase funding to combat violence against women and girls in the UK & abroad

We urge the Government to act now and increase funding to support services to combat violence against women and girls to ensure better police training, improved prosecution rates, better prevention programs, support for marginalised women,

closedOpened 18 Mar 2025
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Review process for Foster Carers transferring between local authorities

The current process expects you to be reassessed when you move local authority. Foster Carers are assessed at a professional level and we think should be able to easily move Counties should they wish.

closedOpened 6 Mar 2025
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Give courts powers to order local authorities to fund family therapy

Amend the children’s act 1989 to give courts the power to order local authorities to fund therapy for parents and children. We think this would make the legislation compatible with the ECHR Article 8 rights, and that the aim should be to re

closedOpened 24 Jan 2025
88

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Amend the Equality Act 2010 to include professions in protected characteristics

We call on the Government to amend the 2010 Equality Act to include a person’s occupation as a protected characteristic, as we believe it is necessary to safeguard individuals in certain professions from discrimination, abuse, and social st

closedOpened 20 Dec 2024
88

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Exemption from stamp duty changes if mortgage offers predate the Autumn budget

Waive stamp duty increases for buyers with mortgage offers predating the decision to increase stamp duty in the Autumn budget. We think that if buyers can prove that purchase offers and mortgage offers were agreed before these changes were

closedOpened 24 Dec 2024
88

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Create a rising tax rate to create a maximum income level

We would like the current tax band system in this country to be abolished, in favour of a formulaic system, where tax is calculated from a starting income of £45,000, rising to a maximum income figure of around £250,000, in order to create

closedOpened 10 Dec 2024
88

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Require 51% support from residents to approve planning applications

Pass a law that requires the consent of 51% of local residents to approve a planning application for a development that affects them. If a majority of local residents oppose the application, it must be rejected and any appeal should solely

openOpened 22 Sept 2026
87

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Require firms to protect children and vulnerable people from in-game purchases

Introduce law to require gaming companies to protect children from exploitative in-game purchases and manipulative monetisation. In our view, games aimed at children should not use excessive prices, exclusive rewards or fear of missing out

openOpened 2 Sept 2026
87

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Require UK-trading companies to provide a contactable phone number

Many companies operating in the UK have removed all phone contact options, forcing customers through chatbots, forms, or endless email chains. We call on the Government to legally require any company trading in the UK to provide a working p

openOpened 5 Aug 2026
87

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Make CCTV in taxis (including private hire taxis) mandatory nationwide

Given what we feel are increasing risks in society, particularly for women, we believe the Government should prioritise public safety. We want all taxis, including private hire vehicles, to be required by law to have operational CCTV.

openOpened 3 Jul 2026
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Government to commit to stability for UK work and graduate visa rules

We want the UK Government to commit to a stable, long-term immigration framework and halt sudden, restrictive shifts to salary thresholds, visa durations, and settlement paths.

openOpened 3 Jul 2026
87

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Scrap RPI +3% interest on plan 2 & postgrad student loans & charge RPI only

I am concerned about the interest rate that is charged on Plan 2 and Postgraduate student loans. These are much higher than other student loan plans. We urge the Government to only charge interest at RPI on plan 2 and postgraduate student l

closedOpened 7 May 2026
87

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Ban NHS services from purchasing accessibility overlays, plugins or toolbars

Prohibit all NHS bodies from purchasing or using accessibility overlays, toolbars, plugins or widgets. The Government should instead mandate that all NHS digital infrastructure meets WCAG 2.2 AA standards natively, ensuring full compatibili

closedOpened 24 Apr 2026
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Review speed limits on all roads with street lights or without white lines

Review relevant law so that a speed limit of 30mph (48 km/h), or 20mph (32km/h) in Wales, generally applies to all roads with street lights (excluding motorways) and all roads without central white lines unless signs show otherwise.

closedOpened 11 May 2026
87

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