UK Parliament Petitions
Public petitions to the UK Government and Parliament — signature counts, government responses and debate outcomes.
16,286 petitions
Ban courier companies leaving parcels outside doors & fines for poor quality
We want greater regulation of courier companies, with penalties and or fines for dumping goods on door steps, and not delivering goods in good condition or in time.
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Abolish the Life in the UK test
We urge the Government to abolish the Life in the UK test, as we feel it imposes undue challenges on families. Parents with children already juggle daily responsibilities, and we believe the added pressure of test preparation further strain
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Reduce the 7-Year Route for UK-born children to apply for ILR to 3 Years
We call on the Government to reduce the 7-year wait to apply for ILR to 3 years for UK-born children, allowing them to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain sooner. We believe this will ensure stability, integration, and fairness in line wit
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Require vets to check cats and dogs recorded microchip details yearly
We want the Government to amend The Microchipping of Cats and Dogs (England) Regulations 2023 to require vets to scan pets’ microchips yearly (i.e. when vaccinations are due) and check the owners details against the database to ensure the c
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Criminalise all coercive or controlling behaviour
We feel that coercive control can happen with anyone, especially in the workplace with colleagues. Some cases of coercive controlling behaviour cannot be prosecuted under the law and we think this further harms the victims while endorsing t
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Legislation on the use of tactical contact when pursuing two-wheeled vehicles
Legislate to give the police explicit powers to use tactical contact to stop criminal activity on 2 wheel vehicles. We believe many perpetrators are acting with impunity as they are fairly certain they will not be chased or caught because t
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Legally require judges to hear children aged 10+ in family court proceedings
Legally require judges to speak directly to children implicated in family court proceedings from the age of 10 years and up, within a controlled Court Environment. We believe that children should be able to speak directly to the person who
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2-year ILR spouse visa route for all long-term residents on prior visas
Create a faster ILR pathway for those in the UK 3+ years (e.g., student/work visas) marrying British citizens and entered the UK after 2012. Allow ILR after 2 years on a spouse visa, not 5. Require marriage to a British citizen (by birth or
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Require providers of temporary accommodation to allow pets
Please end this horrific trauma of being forced to re-home pets, while in desperate need of temporary accommodation. The impact of being forcibly told, we have no choice, may affect the rest of our lives, to give up our beloved companio
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Review the affordability of the rental market
We think the affordability of the rental market needs to be reviewed by government. We think the review should consider requiring landlords to offer a discounted rate on rent for single occupants such as 25%, like how council tax is done fo
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Make it a legal requirement for all landlords to hold valid buildings insurance
Under current regulations, landlords who own properties outright are not obliged to hold buildings insurance. Require that all landlords who rent out properties, regardless of mortgage status, maintain valid buildings insurance as a legal c
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Stricter laws for delivery companies: provide location info & access to parcels
We'd like the Government to introduce stricter laws for parcel delivery companies. Sometimes it feels like companies are just throwing our parcels around the streets without any care. We want to be able to access our parcels easily, with cl
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Ban all tobacco cigarettes completely.
Please ban all tobacco cigarettes completely in the UK.
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Require train operators to allow under 18s to purchase child tickets
We think this should happen because for other things, e.g. buying cigarettes, voting, people have to be 18. Why should young people be considered adults at 16 for a train journey?
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Intervene to freeze energy bills for the foreseeable future
We believe the ill, aged, poor, hardworking people of Britain cannot withstand any more energy increases. We are demanding a total freeze on energy bills. We believe Ofgem have been ineffective in easing the cost of living and we note the v
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Strengthen UK law to prevent unsafe interference with scaffolding and access
Amend the Work at Height Regulations 2005 to introduce specific legal controls for unauthorised interference with installed scaffolding, a mandatory visible inspection-status system, and competent-person requirements for the installation, r
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Protect DLA and linked disability support during PIP challenges at age 16
We want the Government to change the DLA-to-PIP transition rules so that, when a young person is required to transfer to PIP at 16, their existing DLA award & linked disability-related UC entitlement are protected while an adverse PIP decis
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Place location restrictions on vape shops & standardise vape product packaging
We call on the Government to place restrictions on the location and number of vape shops, as we believe this will improve health and safety of communities. We also call on vape shop signs and vape product packaging to be made plain in line
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Require mobile networks to explicitly state expiration dates on saved voicemails
Mandate that UK mobile network providers explicitly state and notify customers of the exact deletion date whenever a customer saves a voicemail, either through an automated voice prompt or SMS alert at the point of saving.
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Equal access to all for Student Loans regardless of family income
Make the Student Maintenance Loan standardised to all students rather than allocating it on the basis of household income on the assumption that our parents can afford to pay for university fees.
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'Right to know' disclosure scheme for repeat romance fraudsters
We call on the government to introduce a disclosure scheme, similar to Clare's Law, allowing individuals to ask the police if a romantic partner has previous convictions for fraud, theft or financial exploitation. Serial romance fraudsters
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Ban all identify verification checks online
The Government should pass a law which removes all ID checks on the internet as we feel there is fundamentally no way of safely securing that stores ID information. We believe the idea you can check IDs without having to connect to a databa
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Introduce statutory standardised simplified energy tariffs & automatic renewals
We call on the Government to legislate for a standardised simplified tariff offer which each supplier put forward to their customers, and making renewals automatic to the supplier’s cheapest equivalent deal (with easy opt-out), and standard
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Review funding for social prescribing to tackle the UK's loneliness epidemic
Loneliness affects millions across the UK. 3.1 million adults feel lonely often or always, costing the NHS an estimated £850 per person each year, around £2.6bn in total, and linked to a 29% higher risk of coronary heart disease and a 32% h
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Review state pension system to reflect lifetime workload and job intensity
We want government to review the state pension system to reflect lifetime workload and job intensity. Consider flexible or earlier retirement access for physically demanding sectors like hospitality, recognising long hours, shift work, and
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