UK Parliament Petitions

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

16,656 petitions

Introduce stronger regulation of pet insurance renewal pricing

Require the Financial Conduct Authority to introduce rules requiring pet insurers to clearly justify significant premium increases at renewal and show that they are fair and proportionate.

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Sweet Treats Policy

Make it that every building, household, business etc.. have a full stock of sweet treats and savoury snacks. And also make it that it is mandatory that everyone has to have at least a slice of cake 1nce or 2wice a week

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Reform UK Schools to Support Mental Health, Flexibility, and Student Wellbeing

Students across the UK face depression, anxiety and pressure in school. We want a system with mental‑health support, less exam stress, real‑life skills, more learning freedom, and flexible attendance (minimum 3 days). Support a healthier, m

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Increase NHS funding to reduce waiting lists and improve patient care

Increase NHS funding to reduce waiting times for CAMHS and autism (ASD) assessments. Children and young people should be able to access mental health support and diagnostic services promptly, preventing delays that can negatively affect the

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Social services to wear camcorders at all times no exceptions.

At all times social services/workers to wear video recording equipment for any home visit or interaction with families. This creates transparency for everyone at all times. Reducing the opportunity for any lies or underhand events taking pl

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Ban doctor receptionist’s from requesting medical information.

Ban doctor receptionist’s from asking a patient for personal medical reasons why they are requesting an appointment to see a doctor.

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Ban religious knives off our streets - Apply the law in a fair and uniform way!

Ban all knives from British streets including those for religious or ceremonial purposes. The law should be applied equally for all without fear or favour. Stop the two tier practise of allowing religious and ceremonial knives. Ban all blad

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National Pet Service

Create a NPS (National Pet service) so that all pets and owned animals can be properly looked after when their health requires it. There shouldn't be the choice of euthanise or abandon your animal due to costs. We need a NHS pet equivalent.

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The right for Yemeni nation to wear the Janbiah during Eid/official festivals

The Janbiah should be recognised as part of the official National Yemeni dress in the UK because it's a longstanding symbol of Yemeni cultural heritage and identity for Yemenis. It's not viewed as a weapon but as a ceremonial and cultural w

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Guarantee free swimming lessons for every child until they can swim safely

I want the Government to guarantee fully funded swimming lessons for every child until they can safely swim and meet national water safety standards, regardless of family income or postcode. For any child under the age of 16.

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Improve Safeguarding and Protect Children

Require independent reviews of safeguarding failures, enhanced training on child sexual exploitation, and greater accountability for agencies that fail to protect vulnerable children.

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Stop a skip, hop and a jump penalty take in a professional football tournament

For far too long penalty takers have used the skip, hop and a jump run up to the penalty spot. It NEVER results in a goal. Players just need to run up and kick the ball with force. Stopping, stops the flow of momentum and hardly ever result

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Remove all religious exemptions from knife carrying laws

Remove all religious exemptions from UK knife carrying laws under the Criminal Justice Act 1988 and Offensive Weapons Act 2019. No exemptions based on religion. One equal law for all citizens. Current exemption undermines public safety and

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Give Voters a Say When Election Promises Are Broken

We call on the Government to give voters the right to vote on whether a General Election should be held if a significant number of election promises are broken. This would increase accountability, encourage honesty in campaigns, and help re

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Take stronger action to reduce the impact of the UK cost of living crisis

The Government should introduce additional national measures to reduce the impact of the cost of living crisis. This could include further support for households, action to stabilise essential costs, or policies that help ensure wages keep

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Deliver better opportunites for young people living in North West England

We would like for young people living across the North West to have better access to work, transport, community centres, easily accessable mental health services, and youth intervention in deprived areas across Manchester & Liverpool, where

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End Gambling Ads: Protect People, Not Profits

Gambling ads are everywhere, normalising harm and addiction. The UK already has 30,000 child problem gamblers and 55,000 at risk. Gambling harm costs £1.27bn a year and is linked to debt, suicides, and more. Companies use unethical tactics

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Electrification of the Wolverhampton to Shrewsbury railway.

We want the government to electrify the Shrewsbury to Wolverhampton line. This will cut journey times, increase capacity, and slash carbon emissions. It will unlock direct electric services from Shropshire to Birmingham and London, giving

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Allow Courts to Try Under-18s as Adults for Serious Violent and Sexual Crimes

We call for a review of current youth justice laws so that offenders under 18 accused of the most serious crimes, including knife, violence, rape and severe abuse, can be considered for adult prosecution and sentencing where appropriate, ba

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Give us a binding referendum to pick parliamentary democracy or direct democracy

New written Bill of Rights(BoR) says: Government must obey all referendums (Rs) in 2 years or call general election.Any citizen can force their issue into a R if they can get enough voters' signatures.No issue is immune to change by R.At le

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Establish a safeguarding database to prevent repeat animal abuse

Create a confidential animal abuse safeguarding database accessible only to authorised professionals, such as vets and rescue centres, allowing concerns about convicted animal abusers to be raised with the RSPCA or police to help prevent re

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Give NHS locum workers inside IR35 statutory sick pay and holiday pay.

We require NHS locum workers who work inside IR35 to receive statutory sick pay and paid annual leave. Many locum healthcare workers are taxed similarly to employees under IR35 rules but work under zero-hours arrangements without equivalent

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Dangerous high temperature schools / colleges

There are no maximum temperature at which schools With increasingly frequent heatwaves a lot of school are not equipped I also believe that many educational settings in the UK potentially unsafe for both students and staff. believe that w

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Modernise Parliamentary Terminology by Replacing the Term “Whip”

We want Parliament to review and replace the term “whip” used in parliamentary procedures with more modern terminology. While historically unrelated to slavery, the term can still evoke imagery of coercion and punishment that many feel no l

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Debate harsher punishments and a register for false accusers of sexual crimes

I want the Government to debate harsher punishments for people proven to have made malicious false allegations of rape or sexual assault, and consider creating a register for offenders. False accusations can destroy lives, damage mental hea

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