UK Parliament Petitions

Stop the introduction of driverless cars

Stop the introduction of the commercial use of driverless taxis and other driverless passenger transport services, and protect the livelihoods of over 400,000 licensed private hire and Hackney carriage drivers by preventing their replacemen

Amend Dangerous Dogs Act to recognise and fund rehoming of non-dangerous dogs

We call on the Government to amend the DDA1991 to allow non-dangerous dogs deemed prohibited under Section 1 to be recognised as such, and for their rehoming through approved rescues under a behaviour-based licensing system to be funded.

Improve the Financial Assistance Scheme for pensioners

We call on the Government to change the parameters of compensation set out in the Financial Assistance Scheme to end what we see as a miscarriage of justice inflicted on former workforces who lost their pensions when their pension schemes b

Make "Stolen Valour" a Criminal Offence

We would like the Government to make the act of "Stolen Valour" a Criminal Offence. Stolen valour involves falsely claiming military service, rank or medallic recognition. We would like the offence to include the wearing of uniform and/

Make all World War 2 veterans exempt from Tax and Care costs

Our WW2 veterans are owed by us all. There are only 8 thousand alive. We need to look after them. No Tax on their Pensions at all. Their Care costs are free, paid by the Government.

Implement an "HSE Owned Legal Register for Electricians"

We want a register owned by the Health and Safety Executive, like the Gas Safe scheme. We think such a register would enforce standards and ensure only registered electricians can purchase and install electrical equipment. We think voluntar

Fund access to GLP-1 medications on the NHS for women with PCOS/PMOS

Fund NHS access to GLP-1 medication for women with PCOS/PMOS, especially those with obesity and insulin resistance. We believe this could help treat debilitating symptoms, support weight loss, improve metabolic health and fertility, & redu

Fund improved care and support for individuals with FASD.

Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a disability affecting both children and adults, but there is a lack of awareness among healthcare professionals and the public. Consequently, individuals with FASD can struggle to access appropria

Clarify Grey Belt policy for land adjoining nationally protected nature sites.

Clarify how Grey Belt policy should apply to land adjoining Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs), ancient woodland and other nationally protected nature sites to ensure consistent application.

Require a £22 per hour minimum wage and overtime play for HGV drivers

Introduce a specific minimum £22/hour wage for UK HGV drivers and mandate overtime pay. Driving heavy vehicles carries high legal risks, long hours, and severe exhaustion. We believe pay must match HGV driver daily responsibilities to refle

Lower financial requirement for Spouse Visa from £29,000 back to £18,600

I think that the £29,000 is discriminatory and feels that the message it is trying to get across is that if you are earning less than £29,000 annually you are not allowed to be with your family. I don't think this is what fairness and equal

Fund free lifelong NHS prescriptions for organ transplant recipients

Update the medical exemption criteria to make all post-transplant maintenance medications free on the NHS in England, ending the geographical inequality with the rest of the UK and preventing costly graft failures.

Amend microchip rules to prevent stolen pets being re-registered without consent

We call on Defra to amend The Microchipping of Cats and Dogs (England) Regulations 2023. Databases must not transfer keeper registration for a lost or stolen pet if the original keeper is contactable and has not given consent. This could st

Make parents legally responsible for their children's crimes against wildlife

There have been multiple reports of children torturing and killing wild animals. Change the law and prosecute the parents for their children's crimes.

Review & Regulate Veterinary Care so it's Affordable & Accessible

Review and regulate veterinary care to ensure its affordable and accessible to all. Vet costs rose 60%+ from 2015-2023 with more increases since. Costs vary regionally but basic consultations can cost £65+ and some costs like advanced scans

Require independent investigations of police officers accused of sexual offences

Legislate to require every allegation of a sexual offence against a serving or former police officer, and every allegation of abusing a policing role for a sexual or intimate relationship, to be investigated by an independent body establish

Ban dynamic ticket pricing for live events

Ban the use of dynamic ticket pricing for concerts and live events. Cap price increases above a fixed face value and require transparent pricing before checkout. Introduce these protections to help keep events affordable for fans.

Don't lower the voting age to 16

We urge the Government not to extend the voting franchise to 16 and 17 year olds in all UK elections, including general elections. We think that the voting age should exist in line with the age of adulthood.

Explicitly name Selective Mutism in national SEND training for schools

Selective Mutism is not named in SEND training published 24/09/26. It affects 1 in 140 children. We feel that more must be done to ensure it is supported in schools — where it happens.

Give trans people legal access to single-sex spaces of their acquired gender

We want the government to give trans people legal access to single-sex spaces of their acquired gender. We feel that the recent supreme court ruling could undermine trans people's access to single-sex spaces and make them vulnerable.

Establish a Pathway to Permanent Settlement for Ukrainians in the UK

Provide a pathway to permanent settlement (Indefinite Leave to Remain) for Ukrainians under humanitarian schemes who are already contributing to the UK economy but are forced to live in uncertainty for almost 5 years many with no place to r

Ban the use of aversive dog training tools

I would like the Government to ban the use of aversive tools such as electric shock collars, prong collars and invisible fencing due to the possible physical and mental harm caused to animals. I believe trauma and cruelty is unacceptable. L

Mandate a 72-hour period before formal acceptance of a dog surrender document

The Government must institute a non-waivable 72-hour cooling off period before requesting a signature for any relinquishment form offered in lieu of seizure of a dog.

Bring Royal Mail back into public ownership

Return Royal Mail to public ownership and publish a funded plan to secure a reliable, affordable universal postal service, with investment in delivery standards and fair employment conditions for postal workers.

More funding for Lipoedema and Lymphoedema care on the NHS

Currently there is no treatment for Lipoedema or Lymphoedema available within the NHS. We believe we need more funding for training and for more specialists in all parts of the country, along with the treatments such as liposuction to be fu