UK Parliament Petitions

Manchester airport fines for under 5 minute drop off should not be allowed

Parliament needs to review the legality of allowing airports to charge £60-£100 fines for parking that is less than 5 minutes now they have removed the barriers to pay. This is purely for the purposes of them making more money than anything

Add the second verse to the official national anthem

Please add the second verse because it is too short compared to other countries

Require identification for anonymous reports

False claims waste vital resources and cause real distress.Requiring contact details when filing reports could deter abuse, ensure accountability, and reduce harm—while still allowing genuine concerns to be raised and protecting the integri

Allow women in the UK to carry Pepper Spray for the purposes of self-defence

Make it legal for women in the UK to carry pepper spray for the purpose of self-defence. As it stands, carrying pepper spray is illegal. This needs to change.

Improve access to information on sexual offender risk in Scotland

I want the Government to improve how people can access and understand information about sexual offender risk in their community. This should include clearer, more accessible systems that allow individuals to recognise and assess potential r

Add Endometriosis To The List Of Conditions Eligible For Free NHS Prescriptions

People with Endometriosis often need long-term medication but must pay for prescriptions in England. We call on the Government to add endometriosis to the list of conditions that qualify for free NHS prescriptions.

Protect pet owners from unaffordable insurance premium increases

Introduce rules requiring clear disclosure of long-term premium increases and protections against excessive rises. Ensure customers are not trapped in unaffordable policies when they cannot switch due to age or pre-existing conditions.

Abolish consent form where fake domestic abuse is being claimed

For fair justice and a full unbiased investigation is undertaken by the Home Office as broadcasted by the BBC in their recent documentary televised on 14th April 2026.

Review and Revise the Parliamentary Constituency Boundaries of Gravesham

We, the undersigned, call on the UK Government and the Boundary Commission for England to review and amend the parliamentary constituency boundaries of Gravesham. Gravesham has experienced significant demographic and infrastructural change

Call an immediate general election

We believe that recent political developments have significantly affected public confidence in the current Government. A general election would give voters the opportunity to express their views and ensure that the Government has a clear an

Ban slaughter without pre-stunning. Stop imports of non-stun meat into the UK.

Blue Seas Protection reg. Charity 1189529.Call on the UK Government to require that all animals slaughtered for meat in the United Kingdom are effectively stunned before slaughter, without exception, and to prohibit the import and sale of m

Legalize recreational marijuana in the UK, allowing sale in licensed retailers.

Legalize recreational cannabis via licensed retailers. Regulation will ensure safety, generate tax revenue, and curb crime. This supports public health, provides therapeutic benefits for mental wellbeing, and offers a safer, controlled alte

If workers are generally sick they shouldn’t be punished and put on stage’s

When workers are not well enough to work they call in sick when they go back to work they get punished for being sick sometime resulting in losing there job because they haven’t been well a few times things humans can’t help

Ban MPs from drinking alcohol at work, and cease to subsidise their drinks.

Any member of Government or Parliment who consumes alcohol during while on the job must face the same reprecussions as any other working professional drinking on the job, including being dismissed from their employment as MP. Stop subsidis

Amend laws to protect pet cats in dog attacks and road traffic incidents

Amend the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 to include offences where a dog attacks and kills or seriously injures a pet cat on private property. Amend the Road Traffic Act 1988 to require drivers to report collisions involving cats.

make funding for schools in wales more equal, and ensure all schools have enough

i want the government to make funding for schools based on the area, and what they already have. this does not include taking away from schools with satisfactory facilities, but being more specific and thorough in how the funding is distri

A full line Government Whip should only be used to pass Manifesto policy

In line with recent rumours that the government is going to whip their MPs on the vote on a parliamentary sleaze enquiry into the PM, we must ensure that all Whipping only occurs on manifesto policies which are the only ones that have a dem

Review the age of consent law to better protect 16–17year-olds from exploitation

Review the age of consent (16) to better protect young people from exploitation. Consider raising the age or introducing age-gap laws to prevent significantly older adults engaging in sexual relationships with 16–17-year-olds.

Not pay tax until the hmrc passes an audit

The hmrc has not passed an audit in 22 years sort it out or we the people dont pay tax.

Make St George’s Day a bank holiday in England

I would like the government to make April 23rd which is St George’s Day a bank holiday in England.

Stop restaurants and bars from adding service charges themselves

Automatically imposed service charges turn a good experience into an awkward one. Tipping should be the customer’s choice, not assumed. The UK is not the US: we have strong minimum wage and employment laws to protect service workers without

Allow headteachers to approve up to 10 days’ absence for family holidays.

Allowing headteachers discretion to authorise up to 10 days’ absence per year is essential amid rising living costs, which price many families out of school holiday travel. This policy would not promote unnecessary absence, but enable fair,

Scrap the Tobacco and Vapes act 2027

The Tobacco and Vapes Act 2027 Should be scrapped with immediate effect. Once people are over the age of 18 they are adults and should be allowed to choose wether they smoke or vape. it is not the Governments place to tell people what they

Allow property owners to prohibit alcohol deliveries to their address

Give property owners the legal right to block alcohol deliveries to their address, and require retailers and delivery companies to check and respect an address-level opt-out register before completing any alcohol delivery.

stop libraries charging money to reserve books

So recently, Essex and London libraries have introduced that when you reserve a book you now have to pay a fee of £1.25 which doesn't really make sense as libraries are a non profitable place with a few exceptions to this matter