UK Parliament Petitions

A debate on the Human Rights Act 1998 & ECHC the Conservatives want to repeal

We do not believe that there ever was any intention to uphold the European Convention Human Rights. Because the government has been making new laws that totally go against the Articles ever since they were made. Freedom of Speech, Freedom

Add an extra day to the week, a second Friday between Monday and Tuesday

Extend the week by one day, by adding a second Friday (Free day) where nobody has to work and can be spent with family, friends and people you care about

Give the people of the UK a referendum on Digital ID's let the people decide

I’m calling on Parliament to give the British people a choice a referendum on Digital IDs. This isn't a small policy change it’s a fundamental shift in our privacy, freedom, and identity. The government must let us decide if we want a futur

Allow Skilled Worker Visa holders to work up to 40 hours in the same occupation

Allow Skilled Worker Visa holders to work up to 40 hours per week in the same occupation for licensed sponsors, instead of the 20-hour restriction, to give them flexibility and stability in employment

Separate Church and State

First Amendment, which prohibits government-sponsored religion, and the Free Exercise Clause, which protects citizens' rights to practice their religion / Bishops stay in the Church they do not have a role in Government or Court rooms every

Enable only driving test applications from provisional licence holders.

Enable provisional licence holders only to apply for one driving test using their licence number rather than people/ orgs buying lots and selling at a profit

Call for international halt to Artificial General Intelligence research

We must consider halting AGI development due to its existential risk. While AI tools can be controlled, misuse still poses danger. AGI, however, may act with goals misaligned to ours and become uncontrollable, threatening global safety and

Let all children be allowed to use the toilet when they need at school

We want the Government to make it a rule that all schools in the UK must let children use the toilet whenever they need to, without needing a pass. Going to the toilet is a basic human need, and no child should be made to wait, feel embarra

Re-enstate amended laws for act of treason so anyone can be tried for treason

To re enstate/reverse the amended law for a act of treason So anyone can face crimanal charges for treason including all government officials

Monitor and have restrictions on AI generated pictures and videos

Monitor the use of AI in the UK and have a potential law that limits AI image and/or video generation to protect children and people from false accusations

Reinstating the Death Penalty for Child Sex Abusers & Rapists

To reinstate the death penalty specifically for those convicted of child sexual abuse. The reasoning behind this demand is rooted in the belief that child sexual abuse represents the most heinous crime imaginable, inflicting profound and la

England and Wales electorate to vote for Scotland to leave Great Britain.

Allow us to vote as to whether or not Scotland shall be allowed to remain within GB.

Reduce the time school ends on Friday

I want every school in the UK to make Fridays ends 2pm or before

All AI generated media (videos, photos & audio) to be marked as such.

The UK government must pass a law requiring any website displaying media influenced wholly, or partly, by artificial intelligence, to state so immediately on the media being displayed. An example of this being; a Watermark top left of all

Offer free Covid-19 vaccinations to all Health and Care workers

The Government must ensure that all NHS and social care workers continue to be offered COVID-19 vaccinations free of charge whenever vaccination programmes are in place, protecting staff and patients and upholding the employer duty of care.

Teach breast cancer in schools

To bring in as part of a education to learn how to check

Put Cameron B back in the Big Brother House!

Nothing

Make laundry services in student accommodation blocks free

Students living in accommodation blocks are paying hundreds of pounds per week on rent but then have to pay to use the communal washing machines and tumble dryers. One load of washing and drying costs in the region of £8-£12.

Intimidation is not Patriotism — Take the Flags Down

Remove the unauthorised flags raised to intimidate people; direct councils and police to take them down swiftly, issue clear guidance and funding, and affirm that our flag belongs to all of us; uniting communities rather than frightening th

Stop bullying in and outside of school and introduce this as a criminal offence.

policies to keep kids safe “Children suffer bullying in schools, and many schools fail to act despite zero-tolerance policies. We call on the Government to make schools enforce anti-bullying policies, support victims, punish bullies, and b

Offer to cede the JFK Memorial site at Runnymede to the United States

We call upon His Majesty’s Government to explore, in consultation with the United States Government, the possibility of formally transferring sovereignty of the John F. Kennedy Memorial site at Runnymede to the United States as a unique and

Allow Standards Commissioner to investigate MPs' social media posts

Revise the Procedural Protocol in respect of the Code of Conduct for MPs to remove the express prevention on the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards from investigating an MP’s social media posts.

Call for a General Election over Proposed Mandatory Digital ID.

Introducing mandatory digital ID without asking the public is undemocratic. We demand a general election to restore accountability and ensure all future digital ID plans are fully debated in Parliament.

Allow pharmacist-supervised over-the-counter access to asthma reliever inhalers

Ask the MHRA to review the prescription-only status of asthma reliever inhalers and invite licence holders to apply for reclassification to pharmacy (P) status, allowing faster, safer access under pharmacist supervision

Change voting to a rank based system to allow complete freedom when voting.

Replace the First-Past-the-Post system for general elections with a preferential voting system. This would allow voters to rank candidates by order of preference, ensuring their vote is used to elect a candidate they support, even if their