UK Parliament Petitions

Create a DVLA licence category for electric scooters

We ask the Government to create a dedicated DVLA vehicle category for electric scooters (e-scooter-like vehicles) so that they can be safely used on UK roads and cycle lanes.

Examine the suitability of candidates for ministerial appointments.

The UK electoral system means that a party with a majority will form a government. The electorate have no say over individuals that will serve in ministerial posts, including that of Prime Minister. This effectively removes the electorate

Make electric scooters legal

I think the government can make electric scooters legal but under a permit and under 16s can use them

Ban resale above face value for all concerts, and live events like football !!

Extend the existing law that bans football ticket resale above face value to all concerts, theatre and live events. Require all resales to go through authorised channels at or below face value, ensuring fair prices and protecting genuine fa

Make Parent & Baby bays enforceable with fines and official badges.

Give Parent & Baby bays the same legal standing as disabled bays. Allow fines for misuse and introduce official badges issued by midwives or GPs to verify eligibility. Include parents, heavily pregnant women and elderly who may not yet qual

Replace Automatic Commonwealth Voting Rights with Fair, Reciprocal Rules

The UK Government must end automatic voting rights for Commonwealth citizens and replace them with fair, reciprocal agreements - if British citizens can’t vote in their elections, their citizens shouldn’t automatically vote in ours.

Renationalise the water industry

I call on the government to bring the water industry back into public ownership. Our population is fed up: bills are rising, raw sewage is being dumped in rivers and lakes and seas, while CEOs and shareholders rake in gigantic profits. It i

Create a National Pet Healthcare Service in the UK

The UK Government to establish a National Pet Healthcare Service to ensure all animals receive affordable, accessible, and essential veterinary care, regardless of their owners’ financial situation.

Immediate General Election as Government has broken manifesto promises

The British public demands an immediate general election. The Government has failed to deliver the change it promised, and voters deserve the chance to choose a new direction that reflects today’s priorities, challenges, and expectations.

Stop Insurers Increasing Premiums for Verified Non-Fault Accidents

Require insurers to exclude verified non-fault accidents from premium calculations. -Limit the retention period for non-fault claims in the Claims and Underwriting Exchange database to a maximum of 2 years. -Ensure transparency so drivers

Implement Life Economics as a subject into schools.

Life economics would be a subject in school, 1 hour a week, learning about real life scenarios you need to be aware of. For example you need to have some understanding of taxes, pensions, mortgages and how to spend or save your money.

Regulate veterinary practices to improve service and affordability

About 57% of households in the UK have a pet, yet we think veterinary prices are through the roof. With the cost of living increasing, we think there should be a limit on how much profit a veterinary practice can make from selling medicati

Regulate the dog walking industry.

Have a regulatory body put in place, for all within the industry to conform to.

Labour Failed. Dissolve goverment and hold a general election now.

Dissolve Parliament and call a general election now, allowing voters to choose a government that can address immigration, economic stability, crime, and integrity in public office, restoring trust and delivering on the promises of effective

Make the 29th each month UK Day of Community Restoration to unite communities

Communities across the UK face rising division, isolation, and loss of connection. A monthly Day of Community Restoration would create a regular opportunity for people to unite, take positive action, and rebuild trust, belonging, and compas

Protect Our Pets – Make Dog Attacks on Cats a Criminal Offence

In the UK, if a dog attacks and kills a cat or another pet, it is often not a criminal offence. The Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 only covers people and assistance dogs, leaving other pets without protection and their families without justice

Glasgow city council to increase funding on its vibrant grassroots music scene

Allocate increased financial support to local grassroots music venues, rehearsal spaces, and community-led music projects in Glasgow. Provide grants for emerging artists and small promoters, introduce subsidies for venue maintenance and acc

Low nationalwage and highest bills and taxes ever to pay,how to live in England?

The country need to open eyes to reality consider humanity.Every year the national wage increase by50por20pwhere at the sametime every year all the bills increase by10£to100£end of the month everyone working like slave getting salary and pa

Make insurance quotes more affordable for young drivers.

We want the government to fix insurance quotes for younger drivers due to insurance charging ridiculous amounts of money for younger people, and the quotes are usually more than what the cars actually worth.

Guarantee toilet access for menstruating pupils in all UK schools

We call on the UK Government to require all schools to allow menstruating pupils access to toilets at any time during the school day. Make The Department for Education should issue national guidance to ensure menstruating pupils are neve

Help fight rat infestations in many places to maintain hygiene.

Help fight rat infestations in areas where rats are present especially around ovens so food can be assured to be safe and clean to eat.

Repeal the online safety act and revoke keir starmers power as PM

Immediately revoke keir starmer as PM by either removing him from labour and/or call for a mandatory reelection. Repeal the online safety act which dangerously consumes users private information by having to "verify" their age for the "safe

Ensure employees have right to claim unfair dismissal from day one of employment

The two-year rule in UK employment law states that employees need to have worked for an organisation for two years before unfair dismissal can be claimed in employment tribunal. This rule is to give employers a period to assess a new employ

MPs to call vote of no confidence more easily with backing of local constituents

Parliament should make it easier for MPs to call a vote of no confidence with the backing of local constituents to allow parties with a smaller number of MPs, in a majority government, to call a vote of no confidence, where it would be imme

Eye tests for everyone not just over 70s

The government are planning eye testing for everyone over 70 & banning those who fail from driving.