UK Parliament Petitions

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

16,348 petitions

Make air conditioning mandatory in nursing/care homes and introduce max temp

Make air conditioning or proven cooling systems a mandatory requirement in all nursing and residential care homes. Introduce maximum indoor temperature standards for care settings.

openOpened 27 Jul 2026
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Grant Six-Month Grace Period for Workers Affected by Sponsor Licence Revocation

Allow sponsored workers whose employer’s sponsor licence is revoked to remain for six months, enabling them to find a new sponsor, switch visa routes, or make arrangements to leave, particularly where they have complied with immigration rul

openOpened 10 Jul 2026
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Classify birds trapped in chimneys as an emergency hazard

Landlords and social housing providers should be required to treat trapped birds as an emergency hazard. Property owners would then be legally required to provide immediate access and urgent help to rescue birds stuck down chimneys or behin

openOpened 6 Jul 2026
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Exempt parents in work from the under-35 Shared Accommodation Rate

Exempt working parents from the under-35 Shared Accommodation Rate renting privately. We believe the Government should reform Universal Credit housing rules so that full-time working adults who pay tax and hold parental responsibility are n

openOpened 2 Jul 2026
28

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Ban multiple interviews for jobs paying under £15p/h & prioritise UC claimants

Make a law that companies hiring for roles paying under £15 an hour can’t hold more than one interview round, and must prioritise those currently on Universal Credit. All jobs under this threshold must be posted to JobCentre sites.

openOpened 4 Jun 2026
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Fund student support centres in every school

We call on the Government to fund Student Support Centres in every school. Student Support Centres could be there to help students with safeguarding and mental health.

openOpened 8 Jun 2026
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Implement restricted airspace around all active emergency service incidents.

There is an increase in drone footage being shared online of potentially serious life threatening incidents, in some instances affecting the use of emergency services' own aircraft. I would propose that for all incidents and immediate 100m

openOpened 1 May 2026
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Give every newborn in the UK a £1,500 retirement investment

Introduce a national scheme investing £1,500 for every newborn in the UK into a long-term retirement fund. The investment would grow over decades through compounding. Full access could be linked to building a UK National Insurance record to

openOpened 8 Apr 2026
28

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Require schools to make pupils wear PE kit in place of traditional uniform

We want the government to mandate that all schools must make pupils wear PE kit (polo shirts and tracksuit bottoms) rather than shirts and ties.

openOpened 13 Apr 2026
28

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Impose a 40% import duty on all Japanese goods

Impose a 40% import duty on Japanese imports to show that the UK does not tolerate the killing of pilot whales and dolphins in Japan. This could significantly increase UK revenue by billions of pounds.

closedOpened 13 Mar 2026
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Implement a national education framework to help students affected by cancer

I want Government support to address a serious, overlooked gap in our education system: the lack of a consistent national policy to protect the educational outcomes of 14-24 year olds diagnosed with cancer. Cancer is treated as an individua

closedOpened 19 Mar 2026
28

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Review financial support for parents if child maintenance payments can't be made

Review financial support available to single parents if the other parent is unable to pay their child maintenance payment. We believe more needs to be done to support single-parent households by introducing a government-backed income or int

closedOpened 23 Mar 2026
28

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Allow visually impaired people to drive with bioptic glasses

We call on the Government to allow visually impaired people to drive with bioptic glasses.

closedOpened 20 Feb 2026
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Recognise same-sex partners as legal parents of children born via surrogacy

Currently, UK law still recognises the surrogate as the legal mother (and their partner as the father if they have one), despite neither having any biological connection to the baby. This can lead to a lengthy court process costing thousand

openOpened 3 Feb 2026
28

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Mandate green waste bins collected all year around

Introduce legislation to mandate councils to collect green waste bins every 2 weeks all year around. We think it is a shame that some people have to buy compost bins or dispose of it at a dump themselves, especially if you have poultry.

closedOpened 28 Jan 2026
28

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Stop T-Levels replacing funding for BTecs

We believe that Government plans to further defund BTecs for T-Levels instead is unfair and unjust. It means students who cannot access higher grades are discriminated against, and it limits many students opportunities within college and si

closedOpened 26 Jan 2026
28

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Review Working Hours Sponsorship Rules for Domiciliary Care Providers & Workers

Many domiciliary care providers rely on visa sponsored workers in their work to support vulnerable adults. We believe current Home Office rules unfairly punish normal hour changes, risking workers’ visas, and that a review to ensure clear,

closedOpened 23 Jan 2026
28

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Change Universal Credit so second parent earnings don't affect family’s payment

We want the Government to change Universal Credit so that any earnings of a second parent in a couple do not reduce the overall family’s payment. The current policy discourages people from taking up work.

closedOpened 19 Jan 2026
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Launch review into the sustainability and future impact of the state pension

We call on the Government to launch a review on the “triple lock” pension policy. We believe it could put a strain on the public finances, leading to increases in the pension age for future generations, and lead to increases in tax as the w

closedOpened 8 Jan 2026
28

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Reduced Pension age for night shift workers who have worked for 15 years or more

We call on the Government to reduce the Pension age for night shift workers who have worked night shifts for 15 years or more. The recommended reduction in pension age would be by 5 years for men and women.

closedOpened 16 Jan 2026
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Introduce a Home Ownership Savings Account with tax relief for first-time buyers

Introduce a Home Ownership Savings Account with tax-relief for first-time buyers, allowing them to save part of their pre-tax income in a ring-fenced account for a home buying deposit. Funds could then be taxed only if withdrawn for non-eli

closedOpened 6 Jan 2026
28

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Fund Stocks & Shares ISAs for every child, transitioning to pensions as they age

Create a fund for every child from birth, giving them £5,000 (inflation-linked) in a government-backed Stocks & Shares ISA, invested in low-risk diversified funds with parental and post-18 top-ups allowed, to transition into a personal pens

closedOpened 30 Dec 2025
28

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Require metal detectors and bag and ID checks at all mainline railway stations

The government should ensure all major mainline railway stations, where passengers can board a train that will travel non-stop for more than 15 minutes, are fitted with airport-style security, such as baggage scanners, metal detectors and I

closedOpened 3 Dec 2025
28

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Remove time bars and provide legal aid for neurodivergent people

Time bars should not be applied when victims are neurodivergent and often unable to comprehend what has happened to them in a timely manner. Provide effective Legal aid to become accessible to neurodivergent people that cannot afford solici

closedOpened 15 Dec 2025
28

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Grant legal right for students to record conversations with university staff

I would like the government to look at legislation regarding university transparency, and for students especially vulnerable and disabled students to have the power to record all and any conversations to increase accountability and allow ne

closedOpened 3 Dec 2025
28

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