Petition · past parliament
Environmental Tragedy Stop councils removing our plants
Rejected
12 signatures
What the petition asks
The councils are the lives of people by removing potted plants as a fire risk
Councils throughout the UK are telling Tenants that they are no longer allowed potted plants on balconies and around front door's. They claim that plants are a fire hazard Even though the plants are not Flammable. Do they realize the damage to the environment (Bees,insects etc)this will help to cause, many tenants living in concrete jungles find the plants very therapeutic and this will affect many peoples lives who are housebound and get their enjoyment from these.
What a gray dismal world we will live in without the colour of our potted plants we have around us.
What a gray dismal world we will live in without the colour of our potted plants we have around us.
Why it was rejected
It asked for something that is not the responsibility of the UK Government or Parliament.
We can't accept your petition because the UK Government and Parliament aren't responsible for the issue you raise. This is the responsibility of local councils.
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Timeline
| 16 Feb 2019 | Petition opened for signatures |
| 27 Feb 2019 | Rejected by the Petitions Committee |
Key facts
Signatures
12
Status
Rejected
Rejected
27 Feb 2019
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Source: the official petition page. Last checked 15 Jul 2026.