UK Parliament Petitions
Public petitions to the UK Government and Parliament — signature counts, government responses and debate outcomes.
16,604 petitions
BBC should run adverts to fund its channels. Streaming services not included
Streaming services are not free, individuals have to pay for such a service. To include these in the TV Licence would mean having to pay twice, this is wrong. Also the streaming services are provided by America and this has nothing to do
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Use open spaces for Green & Energy, with alternate Solar & Planted shelter.
Add rows of Solar and Planted roofing with space between for natural light in Day and downward lighting for Night to any built open space. Start with Council and Government owned space, encourage Private/Business to follow. Examples: -
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Protect Our Digital Privacy: Uphold Strong Encryption Standards
The UK Government must commit to protecting strong encryption and reject any measures that would weaken digital security, such as mandating backdoors. Any proposed changes to encryption laws should be transparent, subject to public debate,
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Turn Hyde Park into a multistory car park
pave over the hyde park and turn it into a multistory car park
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Make insulting or defaming people on the basis of LGBTQ+ identity a crime
Make UK law in line with countries like France where intentionally insulting LGBTQ+ people, for example by misgendering, is punishable by a fine.
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Deploy the Navy in the Channel to block and return all illegal immigrants.
Deploy and position the Navy in the Channel to block and return all illegal immigrants back to France.
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Lower the voting age to 16
We strongly think that the voting age should be lowered down to 16.the youth have very little to even no say in major decisions/government policies that will hugely impact their own future.Despite the fact the have a lot of beneficial thing
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Hold politicians personally accountable for breaking manefesto or party pledges.
The voting public are fed up of being misled during election campaingns and by policians in office at any level. Politicians are free to deliberately lie to, or mislead, the voting public in order to gain or retain office, without fear of r
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Support flood resilience in the South Cotswolds.
The Government should support improvements to flood resilience in the South Cotswolds, and empower local communities to improve flood preparedness.
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Make government take action on the issue of the lack of care left foster system
Our aim is to draw your attention to this crisis which is currently impacting the youth of the UK. We believe that you need to take more action and responsibility of the failure of over 50% of children that have left the foster system said
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Stop all foreign aid with immediate effect: audit all government spending.
Stop all foreign aid: stop all money leaving the UK. Review all spending that does not benefit the UK and the British people as a whole.
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Enshrine election promises into law.
Vote for a change in the law and bring back trust in politics
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End Discriminatory Citizenship Laws: No Bans on Refugees Becoming Full Citizens
* End unfair refugee rules on entry/paperwork. * Guarantee citizenship for UK-born children/long-term residents. * Fast-track citizenship after 5 years. * Respect international law. * Grant citizenship to unlock potential.
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Ban dog fighting and bait
Make all dog fighting a serious crime with a prison sentence
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Increase safety measures, in correct training of Artificial Intelligence.
Despite the 2025 Paris AI Action Summit, no significant safety measures were adopted due to UK/US opposition. We urge Parliament to prioritize cooperation, & sign an agreement ensuring proper AI training and global protection.
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Change the morgage criteria
To consider using benefits to get a mortgage
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Scrap All MPs Expenses for Second homes.
In a time of austerity, its time to Scrap all MP expenses, for second homes.
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That any government of the day can not spend taxpayers money outside of the uk
The government do not have any money they are custodians of the public purse.the government should not be allowed to send money out of the country to schemes and projects that do not directly benefit the British public.without 80% parliamen
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Support Peace and Stability in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The UK has a responsibility to support peace, security, and human rights in Central Africa. To take urgent diplomatic and humanitarian action to address the ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda’s role in des
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Make Lunar New Year a UK Culture Day
I ask that the Parliament allow the Lunar New Year also known as Chinese New Year be designated as an annual culture day in the UK, with the date determined by the lunar calendar (falling between late January and mid-February each year).
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Stop making knives with the pointed end they all should be made flat ended
I think that the government should ban making pointed knives this could stop people from getting stabbed on the streets in uk. The knifes should be flat end so it dose not penetrate in to anything or anyone there is no need for a pointed kn
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Reduce rising crime in the UK
Killings regularly, escalating rise in thefts. Illegal smuggling of people into the UK . If Donald Trump the U.S. President can arrange this within a few weeks of taking office - why can't we for the UK?
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Increase the Threshold for Additional Supplementary Car Tax
Raise the Additional Supplementary Car Tax threshold from £40,000 to £55,000. This will reflect rising new car prices, particularly for hybrids and EVs, and encourage the adoption of cleaner vehicles.
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Exclude the NHS from any trade deal with USA
In a news conference with Theresa May, Donald Trump said that "everything is on the table. The NHS and a lot more than that". This could leave the NHS open to takeover by US insurance and healthcare companies. We petition the Governmen
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Ban playing music out loud from personal devices on public transport
Impose fines or other minor punishment on those found playing music or other sound out loud from personal devices such as phones or tablets, on public transport such as buses and trains.
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