UK Parliament Petitions

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

16,494 petitions

Stop Green Belt being sacrificed while suitable brownfield land remains

Across the country, communities are facing the threat of losing precious green spaces to housing development. We believe suitable brownfield and previously developed land should be fully explored and prioritised before Green Belt is built o

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more support for children in school with mental health

Require all state-funded primary and secondary schools in England to meet a national minimum standard for pupil mental-health support, including early identification of mental-health needs, appropriate staff training, and clear pathways to

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Those convicted of killing emergency workers to be ineligible for early release

The Government should ensure that those who have been sentenced for the killing (either murder or manslaughter) of emergency workers are ineligible for early release. This can be done through amendments to legislation going through parliame

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Ban Meta sunglasses, stop psychological harm and sexual exploitation of children

Ban all smart glasses with immediate effect, stop psychological harm and sexual exploitation of children. We ask the UK Government to introduce legislation to ban the sales of AI enabled sunglasses that can discreetly record videos, without

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Return Venezuela’s gold held in the Bank of England

We call on the UK Government to secure the return of the over 30 tonnes of Venezuela’s gold — currently valued at approximately £3.5 billion — held in the Bank of England, to help fund earthquake recovery.

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Call for a new general election in the United Kingdom

I want change in this country and much more to happen. We need a new prime minister to sort this country out.

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Require an ingredient risk-rating score on food and beauty product labels

Require food, drink, beauty and cosmetic products sold in the UK to display an ingredient risk-rating score on packaging, such as Nutri-Score or Yuka score, which evaluates ingredient risk based on data from independent scientific research

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Ban data centres and construction of data centres throughout the UK Indefinitely

Stop and ban the construction of data centres throughout the UK indefinitely. The money that is to fund this madness should be placed in the areas we need such as the NHS, job employment and the climate crisis to ensure a future for humanit

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Ban posting children under 16 online.

Ban the posting of under 16s online in turn with the social media ban for under 16s, they lay hand in hand. Banning children from being posted will keep then safer and prevent them from being exploited.

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Make this government pay for breach of duty of care for Uk citizens

I want the uk government to stand up and comply with their obligations to Uk citizens and the duty of care for Uk citizens and protect the women and children

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Introduce statutory protections & retraining rights for workers displaced by AI

The Government should introduce statutory protections for workers whose jobs are eliminated or significantly changed by AI or automation. This should include a legal duty on employers to consult staff before AI-driven redundancies, minimum

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Self employed casual workers must be paid the same as those on PAYE

Countless workers who are not on the Pay As You Earn scheme find themselves at a significant disadvantage. This imbalance is often due to commissions being deducted without considering the essential workers' rights of earning at least minim

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Customers need to pay for Building quotes

We think customers should pay for building quotes instead of getting free quotes the reason why it is because customers and other builders use other building firms for free quotes and Waist builders times we think customers should pay for b

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Extend the NHS HCAS payment to Bristol

Data from the Office for National Statistics shows Bristol is England's least affordable city for renters. Tenants spend an average of 45% of their income on rent, surpassing Greater London's average of 42%, because local wages lag behind s

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SAY YES TO USING OUR HOSE PIPES!

Prioritise household and agricultural water use over new data centre water consumption! We want the Government to prioritise water for households, gardens, trees, food production and agriculture before approving new data centres that requir

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Regulate social media posts identifying people over unverified allegations

We ask the UK Government to introduce legislation or statutory guidance restricting social media pages from publishing identifiable photographs of private individuals alongside unverified allegations, except where there is a clear lawful or

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Make motor insurance apply to the vehicle, not the individual driver

Introduce vehicle-based car insurance so insurance covers the vehicle rather than individual drivers. This could reduce costs, simplify insurance, help tackle fraud, give young drivers more opportunities for supervised driving, and make sha

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Deploy the British Army to bring the Cairngorm Wildfires under control.

Scotlands Cairngorm National Park is on Fire, in what Emergency Services have described as a major incident. The people of Scotland feel that this is now a National Emergency and we request that UK Prime Minister calls on the Army to bring

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Parents paying for stay and play

Why should parents have to pay to look after there own kids we do that for free at home when we pay for food drink in a play and stay where are the workers. As always there are none we shouldn't have to pay for a seat in a factory this is a

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Ensure public energy and water infrastructure is protected from AI data centres.

Water, energy and land expenditure for AI data centres has grown exponentially in the past 5 years. Government should make commitments now to protect public access to energy and water, set absolute caps on how much data centres can use, and

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Make Violent and Repeat Domestic Abuse Offenders Serve Their Full Sentences

Protect victims by banning early release for violent and repeat domestic abuse offenders.

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Extend mandatory car park grace periods from 10 to 15 minutes

ANPR cameras log vehicles upon entry, but finding spaces, reading terms, or dealing with broken pay machines takes time. A 10-minute limit is insufficient, especially for elderly and disabled drivers. Relying strictly on smartphone apps exc

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Give Tai Woffinden a knighthood.

Tai Woffinden has been world Speedway champion 3 times, and deserves recognition from the Royal family and The government. For all his hard work and commitment to the sport of speedway. And he has just retired from the injuries he has recen

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Do not apply any ILR qualifying period changes retrospectively

Ensure that any future changes to the Indefinite Leave to Remain ILR qualifying period are not applied retrospectively. All people who were granted visas under the current immigration rules should remain eligible for ILR under the rules tha

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For transgender people to have access to healthcare

To allow transgender people to have appropriate access to the healthcare they need e.g. hormone blockers , HRT

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