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Department for Business and Trade

Make Work Pay: holiday pay compliance and enforcement

We are seeking views on the proposed approach to holiday pay compliance and enforcement by the Fair Work Agency.

1,894 signatures

Continue PR for severely disabled adults instead of costly CoP Deputyship

Amend the law so Parental Responsibility continues beyond 18 where a capacity assessment between the ages of 16-18 confirms the young person severely and permanently lacks capacity, with oversight safeguards, removing the need for families to apply for costly, Court of Protection Deputyship.

13,507 signatures

Require NHS to offer routine third trimester pregnancy ultrasound scan

As a mother of a baby born via emergency c-section due to missed foetal compromise I urge the Government to require the NHS to offer a routine third trimester ultrasound scan. I think this could reduce emergency c-sections, stillbirths and lifelong disabilities due to missed foetal complications.

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Leasehold enfranchisement process costs

Seeks views on exceptions to the rule that parties pay their own process costs in leasehold transactions under the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024.

Department for Transport

Bus Services Act 2025: improving information about local services

Seeks views on using new powers to request and publish bus operators' data and develop a fully digital system for providing local bus service information.

2,085 signatures

Improve maternity pay and financial support for working families

We want the Government to improve financial support for families by increasing statutory maternity pay to reflect living costs, reviewing Universal Credit income thresholds so working families are not excluded, and extending access to the Sure Start Maternity Grant or an equivalent payment.

2,931 signatures

Add peas, lentils and chickpeas to the UK’s list of major allergens.

We want the Government to update food labelling laws to add peas, lentils and chickpeas to the major allergen list. These ingredients are increasingly used in foods and can cause severe allergic reactions. They should be clearly highlighted in bold on labels and menus to improve safety.

136,166 signatures

Legislate to ban FPNs and prosecutions related to school attendance

We believe school fines & prosecutions do not help to improve school attendance. They are a blunt, ineffective tool & they do not tackle the root cause of attendance difficulties. I'm proposing the law is changed to ban FPNs & prosecutions. This will encourage collaboration rather than punishment.

5,547 signatures

Add a tick box for "Cornish" in the 2031 census for national identity question

To add a "Cornish" tick box to the 2031 census for the question on national identity. Instead of Cornish people being forced to write it in the "Other" category.

3,172 signatures

Reform the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 to remove breed bans and introduce licensing

We ask the Government to reform the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 by removing breed-specific provisions and introducing a universal, behaviour-based dog licensing system that replaces the current framework and applies equally to all breeds, with proportionate enforcement and owner accountability.

2,366 signatures

Fund a time-limited childcare scheme for all parents with cancer

Fund a national, time-limited funded childcare scheme for parents undergoing active cancer treatment to cover nursery and before/after-school care during treatment and short-term recovery. Eligibility would not depend on employment status.

1,651 signatures

Stop child sex offenders living near schools & within victims’ communities

Children deserve to feel safe in their homes, schools and communities. Allowing convicted offenders to live close to schools or within the same town as their victims can cause fear, trauma and undermine public confidence in safeguarding measures.

14,721 signatures

Require all emergency services to record staff suicides

There is no mandatory system for recording suicides among emergency service staff, which could lead to underreporting and opportunities for prevention. Mandatory recording could reveal the true scale of the problem and enable effective, evidence-based support to protect those who protect the public.

102,789 signatures

Fund NHS access to Omaveloxolone for patients with Friedreich's Ataxia

We call on the Government to fund NHS access to Omaveloxolone in the UK. We believe the drug should also be considered under the HST programme, which we feel is the only appraisal route which reflects the realities of Friedreich's Ataxia. This is a degenerative disease & time is of the essence.

26,930 signatures

Launch a public inquiry into the impact of Section 28 on LGBTQ people

We call on the Government to launch a public inquiry into the impact of Section 28 of the Local Government Act (1988) which specified that Local Authorities could not intentionally promote, through material or teaching, homosexuality or same-sex relationships as a 'pretended family relationship’

Ministry of Justice

Tying the Knot: Reforming weddings law in England and Wales

A consultation on reforming weddings law in England and Wales. It follows the Law Commission’s 2022 report, Celebrating Marriage: A New Weddings Law and the government’s announcement of its intention to reform the law.

Department for Education

Shaping the future of early years teaching

Seeking views from the sector and public on reforms that will define how early years teachers are trained and assessed in future.

3,365 signatures

Reinstate Post 16 transport for disabled young adults

Reinstate Post 16 transport for disabled young adults. Personal Transport Budgets do not work for all families.

1,302 signatures

Allow Registered Nursing Associates to vaccinate under PGDs

Please update the Human Medicines Regulations 2012 to allow Registered Nursing Associates to vaccinate under PGDs. This modernisation would boost vaccination capacity, reduce pressure on nurses and prescribers, and strengthen protection amid falling herd immunity.

10,307 signatures

Return Royal Mail to public ownership

We are concerned that Royal Mail has made profits for years while having repeated industrial disputes with loyal postal workers. Letter delivery has failed time and again. We believe privatisation has clearly failed — the Government should restore Royal Mail to public ownership

2,360 signatures

Introduce Independent Auditing of Police Complaints in England and Wales

There is no routine, systematic and independent audit of police complaints. Around 85–90% are handled by the forces complained about, while only a small fraction reach the IOPC.

1,941 signatures

Private pensions to remain excluded from someone's estate for Inheritance Tax

We ask the Government to reverse the planned change in April 2027 to include someone's Private pension into their estate estimate for Inheritance tax. In our view this disproportionately penalise single or unmarried couples due to £325k individual tax allowance (plus £175k if house goes to children)

1,510 signatures

Stop DWP powers to receive universal credit claimants bank account information

I want the parliament to reconsider recent powers is has given DWP under universal credit to require banks to carry out certain checks linked to benefit eligibility for vulnerable people. I want them to consider rescinding these powers especially where they appear to be being used inappropriately.

1,159 signatures

Abolish council tax and fund local councils from national taxation

We call on the Government to abolish council tax and replace it with fair funding for local councils through national taxation, as we feel council tax has become unaffordable for many households during the cost of living crisis.

1,606 signatures

Do not implement Age-Based Eye Testing for Drivers Over 70 Years of Age

Withdraw proposals for mandatory eye or health tests applying only to drivers aged 70+. Some older drivers already renew licences more frequently and self-declare medical conditions, while some reports show that people aged 70+ are among the safest drivers on the road.

Marine Management Organisation

October Catch Limit Review 2026

October Catch Limit Review 2026

Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency

MHRA consultation on statutory fees (2026)

Proposals for ongoing cost-recovery and to fund higher value services.

Forensic Science Regulator

Regulation of drug testing devices

This consultation seeks comments on the proposed regulation for the use of drug testing devices.

Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade

Swifter and simpler competition redress, regulatory appeals and competition enforcement

This consultation includes proposals to make opt-out collective actions, regulatory appeals and competition enforcement swifter and simpler.

Department for Education

Increasing the retention period for adoption records

Seeks views on increasing the retention period for pre-2005 adoption records from 75 to 100 years.

2,386 signatures

Reform NHS wheelchair quality framework to make waiting times legally binding

I want the Government to reform the NHS wheelchair quality framework to make it legally binding for ICBs to provide services within the 18 week deadline, including assessments, repairs and replacements, and to establish consistent quality standards across England.

12,638 signatures

Detain, detect and deport all illegal immigrants

We believe our country is facing a crisis with regards to illegal immigration and it is time to introduce a detect, detain and deport policy.

1,147 signatures

Ensure Section 20B sets deadline for final service charge after notification

Establish a statutory 6-month deadline for final service charge invoices following any notification under Section 20B of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985.

2,267 signatures

Increase minimum sentences for drug supply offences

Drug supply should not be considered a victimless crime. Aggravating factors such as supply to vulnerable people and minors should be given greater consideration.

4,437 signatures

Introduce the death penalty for certain child sex offences

Introduce legislation to reinstate capital punishment and make the death penalty the mandatory sentence for the most serious child sexual offences, with no lesser sentencing options.

2,928 signatures

Withdraw involvement in war on Iran and seek diplomatic resolution

We ask the UK government to publicly declare non-support for any US/Israel military action against Iran. Use diplomatic channels to urge restraint from both governments. Withdraw any military or intelligence support to the conflict and urge peaceful solutions.

54,518 signatures

Add gynaecological conditions e.g. Endometriosis to Equality Act 2010 Guidance

We call on the UK government to include gynaecological conditions such as endometriosis, adenomyosis, fibroids, PCOS, PMDD, menopause & menstrual disorders as “impairments with fluctuating or recurring effects” in the Equality Act 2010 Guidance on the definition of disability (published in May 2011)

HM Revenue & Customs

Normal Minimum Pension Age Transitional Provisions Regulations

This technical consultation seeks comments on draft secondary legislation to provide transitional tax provisions in connection with the increase in the normal minimum pension age (NMPA) from age 55 to age 57 from 6 April 2028.

Constitution Committee

The UK’s constitutional safeguards

Ofsted

Improving the way Ofsted inspects children’s social care

We're asking what you think about our proposals to improve how Ofsted inspects and regulates children’s social care providers.

Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade

Make Work Pay: revised tipping code of practice

We are seeking views on the draft revised statutory code of practice on fair and transparent distribution of tips.

Department for Transport

Updating GB type approval for passenger and goods vehicles

Incorporating certain EU and international vehicle regulations into the GB type approval scheme.

72,820 signatures

Raise the personal tax allowance to £18,000

Since 2021 personal tax allowance has been frozen at £12,570. This freeze was due to expire this year but the Chancellor of the Exchequer has extended it to 2031. We want to keep some more of our own money.

10,186 signatures

Pass house building reforms for construction of 1.4 million approved houses

We ask the Government to introduce mandatory build-out timeframes for approved sites, apply stronger penalties at sites where there has not been progress, pass “use it or lose it” planning permissions, strengthen compulsory purchase powers, and greater support to tackle long-term empty homes.

3,921 signatures

Statutory paid leave for parents whose child is undergoing cancer treatment

I’d like the Government to provide statutory paid leave, in the same way as maternity and paternity leave, for parents whose child is diagnosed with cancer and need to assist them with their care.

19,397 signatures

Pause housebuilding targets imposed on councils, review and identify local need

We ask the government to pause housebuilding targets and consult local communities to identify where substantial house building is needed, not where developers prefer to build. We worry about developers appealing rejected applications and councils and communities often having no funds for a defence.

26,575 signatures

Set up a National Commission on Electoral Reform to review the electoral system

I ask the Government to set up a National Commission on Electoral Reform, as advocated by the All Party Parliamentary Group for Fair Elections. It should be an independent, time limited, expert led review to build consensus for changing the electoral system for the Westminster Parliament.

59,308 signatures

Ban non-stun & recoverable stun slaughter of animals

Religious slaughter may require the animal to be slaughtered whilst alive, which is in line with their religious beliefs. In relation to this, stunning needs to be recoverable. Normal slaughter uses a bolt gun that renders the animal brain dead and unable to regain consciousness.

6,155 signatures

Add Crohn’s & Colitis to the NHS prescription exemption list

Add Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis (IBD) to the Medical Exemption Certificate list in England so people with lifelong inflammatory bowel disease can receive free NHS prescriptions for essential ongoing medication.

1,457 signatures

Hold a referendum on the abolition of the British Monarchy

We believe that the monarchy, in its current form, is an archaic and cynical institution, deeply entrenched in the fabric of the UK, yet seemingly more focused on preserving its wealth and position rather than representing the values of modern society.

3,334 signatures

Fund more permanent NHS roles for newly qualified student nurses

We want the Government to guarantee employment for newly qualified student nurses by providing funding to ensure there are more permanent NHS roles, improved workforce planning, and that graduates can transition directly into secure employment to support patient care and NHS staffing.

2,729 signatures

Increase funding for Botox treatment for Sphincter of Oddi Dysfunction on NHS

Various world-renowned gastroenterologists have been supporting patients who suffer with the debilitating condition of Sphincter of Oddi Dysfuncrion. (SOD) by using Botox to paralyse the sphincter.

2,779 signatures

Make reproductive coercion a standalone criminal offence

Make reproductive coercion a standalone criminal offence, including forced or pressured abortion, pregnancy coercion, and contraception sabotage, to improve recognition, reporting, victim protection, and prosecution in England and Wales.

28,222 signatures

Review anti-discrimination laws to strengthen trans women & LGBTQ+ protections

Launch a review into strengthening legal protections and clearer enforcement against discrimination, harassment and exclusion of trans women and LGBTQ+ people in employment, education, healthcare, housing and public services, and requiring public bodies to follow consistent guidance.

1,498 signatures

Require GPs to send any patient with a lump for further testing

I want the Government to put in place a law that if any lump in any part of the body is found, it will be looked at in a 2 week timeframe. This could be known as Melissa’s Law.

Maritime and Coastguard Agency

Proposed Merchant Shipping (Safety of Navigation) Regulations 2027

Consultation on updates to the current regulations which implement amendments to the international convention for the safety of life at sea, 1974.

Department for Business and Trade

Make Work Pay: workplace monitoring technologies

We are seeking views on proposals to support the fair, transparent and responsible use of workplace monitoring technologies, used to monitor, manage or make decisions relating to workers.

10,599 signatures

Ratify the Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention 1989 (ILO Convention 169)

We ask the Government to ratify ILO Convention 169 on Indigenous and Tribal Peoples and consider whether it would be appropriate to formally recognise the English, Scottish, Welsh, Cornish, and Manx as the indigenous peoples of Great Britain and its isles.

22,437 signatures

Public Vote Required on Overseas Aid Spending

We call on the Government to consult the British public and hold a vote before sending taxpayer money overseas. The people should decide whether funds are prioritised for foreign aid or invested in our own National Health Service, Armed Forces, and essential services at home.

4,423 signatures

Ensure schools inform families about all recognised Level 2 options beyond GCSEs

The Department for Education should require all mainstream secondary schools in England to formally review and discuss recognised Level 2 alternatives, including Functional Skills, with families during the GCSE options process, and ensure accessible routes where appropriate for all pupils.

3,610 signatures

The Government must get the East West Rail Line passenger service running ASAP

The East West Rail Line was due to open last December for passenger services. It’s still not running. The Government needs to break the deadlock between Chiltern Railways and unions. There needs to be effective negotiation to resolve differences and find a solution. Services need to run urgently.

212,046 signatures

Hold a referendum to bring the water industry into public ownership

Hold a binding national referendum on whether the water industry should be returned to public ownership. Water is a basic human necessity; we believe our privatised system has failed, so the public should decide who owns and controls it.

9,482 signatures

Make one-to-one mentoring a statutory right for children in care & care leavers

Introduce a statutory right to trauma-informed one-to-one mentorship and guaranteed mental health support for every child in care and after care leavers up to age 25, funded by the Government.

Building Digital UK

Project Gigabit National Rolling Open Market Review September 2026

A National Rolling Open Market Review request for information for all suppliers to submit information about their existing and planned build at premises level over the next 3 year period across the UK.

19,418 signatures

Introduce same pension age for ambulance workers as for Police and Firefighters

Lower the pension age for ambulance service workers under the NHS scheme to 60, in line with the Police and Firefighters. Ambulance staff have the stresses and face the same dangers as police and fire fighters. They do not have the privilege of lower pension ages despite being front line workers.

Department of Health and Social Care

Tobacco and vapes: packaging, appearance and display

Proposals for regulating tobacco, vaping and nicotine product packaging, device appearance and retail displays, to implement the Tobacco and Vapes Act.

Food Standards Agency

Proposed Revocation of one Regulated Feed Product 2026

We are seeking stakeholders’ views in relation to the proposed revocation of an authorisation for one regulated feed product.

Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Capacity Market: new technologies 2026

We are seeking views on whether technologies capable of contributing to electricity security of supply could enter future Capacity Market auctions.

Environment Agency

Enforcement and sanctions policy updates on new water and waste enforcement powers

We want your views on proposed updates to the Environment Agency’s enforcement and sanctions policy.

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Planning powers for mayors in England

We are seeking views on how planning powers for mayors of strategic authorities in the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 should be implemented.

Ministry of Justice

The Judicial Pensions (Amendment) Regulations 2027

Consultation seeking views on proposed amendments to judicial pension legislation affecting JPS22, FPJPS and related regulations.

HM Treasury

Modernising Payment Services Regulation

A consultation on the government's approach to modernising payment services regulation.

The Insolvency Service

Second Review of the Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016 and the Insolvency (Scotland) (Company Voluntary Arrangements and Administration) Rules 2018 – Public Consultation

The review considers whether the Rules are fit for purpose, how to reduce burdens, potential changes to address technical issues, and futureproofing the Rules.

6,462 signatures

Invest in and support insulin production in the UK to ensure self-sufficiency

The UK is too reliant on insulin production from other countries. People with diabetes must be able to rest assured that the supply cannot be disrupted by global uncertainties. The UK must increase its own manufacture of insulin.

1,257 signatures

Stop allowing the US to use British bases for any action against Iran

The UK claims that it is only taking defensive action in the Israel-US & Iran war. We think that letting the US use British bases does not align with this claim, that it is not in our interest and does not support peace in the region. Stop the US use of bases in all capacities, including defensive.

11,683 signatures

Provide a legal pathway to “de-exempt” XL Bully dogs exempted as a precaution

In October 2023, DEFRA and the Chief Veterinary Officer advised owners unsure of their dog’s breed type to “take a precautionary approach” & obtain a certificate of exemption “to be safe.” As ordinary owners are not trained breed assessors, thousands complied in good faith to avoid criminalisation.

Public Accounts Committee

Resilience of the UK's food supply to disruptions

Select committee

The UK's Article 3 obligations and the Defence Readiness Bill

Office for Product Safety and Standards

Fireworks and pyrotechnics in the UK

We are seeking views on the regulation of pyrotechnics and fireworks in the UK.

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Best Value Duty: consultation on revised statutory guidance

We are seeking views on revised statutory guidance for local and strategic authorities in England to comply with the Best Value Duty.

1,992 signatures

Allow international travel while an ILR application is pending

Allow people with valid leave to remain who apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) to travel outside the UK and the Common Travel Area while their application is pending without it being treated as withdrawn. With eVisas, their valid immigration status and leave period can be easily verified

1,449 signatures

Reinstate study visas for Sudanese students and fully protect their education

The UK suspended Sudanese study visas citing a surge in asylum claims. However, we believe most students are genuine and law-abiding. We think this blanket ban denies education, punishes lawful students, and disrupts futures. Parliament must reinstate visas and protect students’ right to study.

16,124 signatures

Ensure people whose parent had breast cancer under 45 can access genetic testing

Update NHS genetic testing eligibility so that people whose parent was diagnosed with breast cancer before age 45 can access inherited cancer gene testing if the affected parent is deceased or unavailable for testing.

1,312 signatures

Ensure the Red Arrows fly a British-designed and built aircraft

The Red Arrows represent British engineering, skill and national identity. We believe this iconic team should continue to showcase British aerospace excellence by flying a new British-designed and built aircraft when their existing aircraft are retired.

1,657 signatures

Reverse the visa brake on Study Visas for citizens from Myanmar

Allow Myanmar people who meet the visa requirements for studying in the UK to be able to come and benefit from a UK education and contribute to the UK and Myanmar now and in the future.

2,091 signatures

Exempt Afghan women from the study-visa suspension and reinstate routes to study

Create an immediate exemption to the current suspension of study visas for Afghan nationals, so Afghan women and girls can obtain UK education visas (including university, foundation and English pathways) with appropriate safeguards, and publish clear guidance for applicants and institutions.

1,157 signatures

Issue guidance so carers continue care visits for disabled patients in hospital

We call on the Government to issue guidance ensuring that hospitals allow care workers to continue their care visits to disabled patients whilst they're in hospital.

12,371 signatures

Ban and stop the “15 minute cities” initiative in the UK

Ban the “15 minute cities” initiative which is happening in places such as Oxford immediately and stop all councils immediately from implementing such schemes for which there is no national mandate.

2,009 signatures

Exclude land used for primary food production from being designated grey belt

Explicitly exclude any land used for primary food production (Grade 1, 2, and 3a agricultural land) within the greenbelt from the definition of grey belt in the National Planning Policy framework (NPPF).

Select committee

Digital ID

Select committee

Clean Power by 2030: Upgrading the grid

Ministry of Justice

Independent statutory regulation of probation practitioners

This consultation explores options to introduce independent regulation of probation practitioners.

1,925 signatures

Cancel student debt for NHS staff after 5 years’ service

Write off the student loans that NHS staff such as midwives, doctors, nurses, theatre staff, radiographers, physiotherapists have to take on in order to work in the NHS, after they have completed five years’ service.

11,683 signatures

Require accessible changing benches for disabled children in public venues

Introduce requirements for large public venues such as supermarkets and family attractions to provide accessible changing benches so disabled children who outgrow baby changing tables can be safely changed in public places

1,312 signatures

Ban international licence holders from driving if they fail UK driving test

Pass a law where if international licence holders fail their UK driving test, they will be banned from continuing to drive in the UK unaccompanied as we believe they have no demonstrated competence.

22,203 signatures

Stop taxing Longer Separation Allowance on British armed forces

We want the Government to stop taxing Longer Separation Allowance (LSA) which compensates British service personnel for unavoidable extended time away from their families due to deployments and training.

1,765 signatures

Fund temporary suitable housing for children with life-limiting illnesses

We urge the Government to pass a law which funds temporary housing for children with life-limiting illnesses if their homes can no longer meet their needs. We believe that under no circumstances should a child remain in hospital for a lengthy period if they are able to be cared for at home.

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee

Climate adaptation and emergency response

Select committee

Safer journeys for women and girls

2,452 signatures

Make all World War 2 veterans exempt from Tax and Care costs

Our WW2 veterans are owed by us all. There are only 8 thousand alive. We need to look after them. No Tax on their Pensions at all. Their Care costs are free, paid by the Government.

4,143 signatures

Allow up to 10 days authorised school leave per year without fines

Introduce national school attendance rules to allow parents to take children out of school for up to 10 days per year for family leave where attendance is otherwise good, including flexibility for families with children with SEND, without fines or prosecution.

17,202 signatures

Stop pilot scheme giving up to £40,000 to failed asylum seeker families

The UK government should stop its pilot scheme offering failed asylum seekers our hard earned money for them to leave the UK.

113,211 signatures

Change surrogacy law to recognise intended parents from birth

The law must change so intended parents in surrogacy arrangements are recognised as their child’s legal parents from birth. Families should not have to go through months of court proceedings and social worker visits to be recognised as the parents of a child they planned and love.

3,968 signatures

Honour maintenance loans and childcare grants for existing weekend students

To allow existing students to continue studying weekends with student finance loans and grants for the rest of their studies. The Government should allow us as students to continue our studies in weekends with funding as we signed up for it that way.

14,453 signatures

Mandatory suicide risk assessment for adolescents in hospital who express intent

Make full suicide risk assessments mandatory when a child in hospital care expresses intent to harm themselves. No child asking for help should be left without support.

Select committee

Draft Finance Bill 2026–27

Select committee

Space resilience

Environment and Climate Change Committee

Dunkelflaute and the risks of electricity intermittency

HM Revenue & Customs

Aligning the time limits for recovery of National Insurance contributions with Income Tax

We welcome views on proposals to align the recovery of National Insurance contributions with Income Tax and simplify the framework.

32,713 signatures

Review the 2026 visa brake: Publish evidence & create transitional arrangements

Publish evidence & methodology for the 2026 visa brake, review the country and route list, and create transitional arrangements for applicants with confirmed university offers, scholarships, sponsored specialist roles, and women facing severe restrictions on education or work in their home countries

13,815 signatures

Introduce legislation to make it possible to renumerate emergency volunteers

In our view, following the Groom vs Maritime and Coastguard Agency case, the Government needs to recognise the essential role volunteers play in the emergency service sector by introducing legislation allowing organisations to remunerate emergency volunteers whilst preserving its volunteer status.

Select committee

HMRC's tax debt reduction efforts

Select committee

Boosting construction skills

Select committee

BBC efficiency and transformation programme

Select committee

NHS Accident and Emergency departments

Select committee

Integrated Care Boards: re-organisation

1,149 signatures

Cap airport drop-off and pick-up fees at £5 across UK airports

Introduce legislation to cap airport drop-off and pick-up charges at £5 across all UK airports and prevent any further increases. The Government should regulate these charges to ensure they remain fair and reasonable for passengers, drivers and transport providers.

64,142 signatures

Protect legal right to support for children with SEND

I believe that the Government’s proposed SEND reforms could limit EHCPs, weaken legal rights, replace individual plans with packages, reduce appeals, and remove school choice. In my view, children could be left without the support they need as a result.

1,111 signatures

Review and strengthen protections for children online

Review protections for children online. This should include how social media companies are held responsible for identifying grooming behaviour, reporting suspected exploitation, and improving safeguards to prevent predators contacting children.

7,072 signatures

Require Government to co-design better NHS care pathways and to employ more GPs

We call on the Government to work with patients and GPs to co-design care pathways so that they provide clearer information and allow patients to track referrals. Government must also plan to train, hire and retain enough GPs for timely care.

23,803 signatures

Codify rules for MPs' attendance in Parliament & their constituency in statute

Codify in statute clear and binding obligations for MPs on time spent in their constituency and in Parliament. We think that leaving it to convention unfortunately allows a minority to abuse the system.

2,286 signatures

Ban egg hatching programs in schools and nurseries

We request: - The immediate ban of all egg hatching programs in schools and nurseries. - The development and promotion of alternative educational resources that communicate similar concepts without involving live animals.

2,014 signatures

Introduce Legislation to make Verbal Abuse toward Police Officers an offence

We believe that to some it's become acceptable that police officers get verbally abused and are considered too hardened to experience Harassment, Alarm of Distress for Public Order Act offences. They are public servants worthy of protection from abuse. Make it an offence to verbally abuse officers.

3,658 signatures

Cap Academy Trust CEO Pay and Protect School Funding for Children

Conduct a value-for-money review of academy trusts; give Local Authorities greater powers to intervene where leadership and standards fail; introduce a CEO pay cap aligned with headteacher pay, capped at 2% above the highest-paid head; and require independent oversight of contracts.

Select committee

The dual role of The Lord Advocate

Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs

Consultation on powers for local authorities to issue conditional cautions to fly-tipping offenders

We are proposing to give local authorities powers to issue conditional cautions, to help them tackle fly-tipping.

Select committee

Getting to work: transport connecting young people to jobs and training

111,054 signatures

Support the Ceramics Industry and protect British manufacturing jobs and skills

Apply energy intensive industry relief (Supercharger scheme) to the ceramics industry to help cut soaring industrial energy costs & support ceramics businesses, which are at the risk of imminent collapse without urgent intervention, as seen with Denby Pottery registering for administration support.

2,150 signatures

Fund more Clinical Psychology Training places and accessible alternative routes

Urgently increase funded clinical psychology training places, expand permanent Assistant Psychologist roles, review barriers to the Doctorate pathway and create other routes so the profession is accessible to graduates from all socioeconomic backgrounds, to help tackle the mental health crisis.

1,145 signatures

Increase the tax free overnight allowance for HGV and PCV drivers to £50

We ask the government to increase the overnight allowance for nights away from home creature comforts. This allowance has not increased since 2014 and even if it matched inflation would now be £45.

11,365 signatures

Stop megasheds being built & operated 24/7 close to homes and communities

We want the government to include in its revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) that the building of B8 warehouses and the 24/7 operation of such megasheds will not be permitted within 500 metres of residential properties.

1,383 signatures

Require large housing development applications to be made as full applications

Require all large (25+) housing development applications to be full detailed applications, not outline which feature an artists impression and vague description of what’s planned. The current system can prevent crucial infrastructure need from being correctly assessed, e.g Schools, health, transport

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Standard planning agreements for medium-sized sites

We are seeking views on 4 standardised planning agreements for sites between 10 to 49 homes and up to 2.5 hectares in area.

6,176 signatures

Fund a medical cannabis trial for children left without NHS access since 2018

When medical cannabis was rescheduled in 2018 to allow specialist prescribing, many patients were left behind without NHS access. Families call them the “Forgotten Children of 2018”. Many rely on this treatment to control life-threatening conditions but must pay privately or go without.

105,597 signatures

Remove sentence reductions for guilty pleas in controlling and coercive cases

I want the Government to introduce legislation so that defendants charged with controlling or coercive behaviour cannot receive a sentencing reduction for a guilty plea entered after initially pleading not guilty. This should be known as Paris’s Law.

7,292 signatures

Make additional autism-specific training mandatory for all speech therapists

I believe Speech Therapy is failing autistic children and that change is long overdue. This campaign calls to make additional autism-specific training mandatory for all prospective & practising NHS Speech Therapists. Please sign this petition today to Speak Up for Autism.

Select committee

Climate adaptation

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Leasehold enfranchisement valuation rates

This consultation seeks views on prescribing the valuation rates used in leasehold enfranchisement claims under the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024.

10,518 signatures

Ban default service charges and pre-set digital tip screens in hospitality

Prohibit hospitality businesses from automatically adding "discretionary" service charges to bills, and ban digital card readers from prompting customers with pre-set tip percentages before payment. We believe all tipping must be 100% voluntary and initiated by the customer.

3,915 signatures

Offer MenB vaccine to under 22s born before 2015

We want the Government to introduce a catch-up MenB vaccination programme for people under 22 born before 2015 who were not routinely offered the vaccine, ensuring equal protection against meningococcal B.

10,653 signatures

Hold a public inquiry to review the use of dopamine agonists

Hold an inquiry into the use of dopamine agonists covering: impulse control disorders; potential physical harms & misdiagnosis of vascular dementia; & any lessons from past & current criminal proceedings involving dopamine agonist patients. This could lead to concrete reforms to prevent future harm.

1,519 signatures

Pause pylon projects and bring in regulations to provide community support

We want the Government to pause all pylon projects until regulations have been brought in providing independent support for affected communities. The regulations should provide for an independent consultation on such projects with funding for a community advocate & assistance from technical experts.

2,688 signatures

Establish mandatory training to tackle medical misogyny in the NHS

We want the government to make comprehensive training in women’s health and sex-specific medicine mandatory for all healthcare professionals, in order to tackle what many see as a culture of medical misogyny in the NHS.

Select committee

Regulatory sandboxes in financial services

Security Industry Authority

Proposed changes to SIA licence-linked qualifications

The SIA is consulting on proposed changes to its licence-linked qualifications and its policies on training.

Department for Transport

Zero emission vehicle mandate review

Seeks views on the zero emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate and its effectiveness in the UK.

UK Statistics Authority

Digital Economy Act 2017 - Consultation Regarding Proposed Changes to Research Accreditation Criteria

The UK Statistics Authority is consulting on proposed changes to the Research Accreditation Criteria as per Chapter 5 of Part 5 of the Digital Economy Act 2017. We want your views regarding the revised criteria.

Select committee

Children’s social care

Select committee

Pensions adequacy – auto-enrolment contributions for low earners and their employers

Natural England

Nutrient pollution – draft Norfolk Environmental Delivery Plan consultation

We’re inviting your views on a new draft Environmental Delivery Plan (EDP), designed to protect and enhance the Norfolk: Broads Special Area of Conservation (SAC) (Yare and Bure), Broadland Ramsar and River Wensum SAC while enabling sustainable development.

Select committee

Work-based immigration

Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Capacity Market: changes for Prequalification 2027

We are seeking views on proposed changes to the Capacity Market for Prequalification 2027.

Office for Equality and Opportunity

Equal pay and pay discrimination

We are seeking views on how we can comprehensively reform the pay discrimination framework so that it works better for workers, businesses and the justice system.

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government

Land use statistics in England: methodology changes

We are seeking views on a new methodology for the collection of MHCLG's land use statistics for England.

Department for Work and Pensions

The Occupational Pension Schemes (Schemes that were Contracted-out) (No 2) (Amendment) Regulations 2026

We are seeking views on the proposed draft regulations that provide for the conversion of Guaranteed Minimum Pensions (GMPs) into other scheme benefits.

Department for Work and Pensions

Guaranteed Minimum Pensions Fixed Rate Revaluation

We are seeking views on the proposed continuation of 3.25% per annum as the rate of revaluation applied to fixed rate revaluation of Guaranteed Minimum Pensions (GMPs) for early leavers.

Liaison Sub-Committee on Core Tasks of Select Committees

Core Tasks of Select Committees

Department for Education

Teachers’ Pension Scheme regulations: 2027 proposed amendments

We are seeking views on the proposed changes to the Teachers’ Pension Scheme (TPS) regulations.

Select committee

UK Defence in the Gulf

Home Office

Control of Gamma-Butyrolactone and 1,4-Butanediol

Seeks views on a proposal to tighten controls on the substances Gamma-Butyrolactone (GBL) and 1,4-Butanediol (1,4-BD).

Department for Work and Pensions

Small Pots: a pathway for consolidation

Implementing the Multiple Default Consolidator solution to address the small pots problem in the DC market.

Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade

Modernising corporate reporting

We are seeking views on how the corporate reporting framework in the UK could be modernised to better meet the needs of companies, investors and the wider economy.

Ministry of Justice

Standard of proof for the short-form inquest conclusion of unlawful killing

Seeks views on whether it would be appropriate to consider changing the standard of proof for the short form inquest conclusion of unlawful killing from the civil to the criminal standard.

Traffic Commissioners for Great Britain

Local bus service performance standards: consultation

Senior Traffic Commissioner consultation on local bus service performance standards in England and Wales.