Petitions

Petitions to Parliament

Anyone can petition Parliament. At 10,000 signatures the government responds; at 100,000 the petition is considered for a debate.

PetitionSignaturesStatus
Post COVID-19: Government to lift the 1% cap on public sector pay rises #NHS Past parliament 21 Rejected
Provide appropriate PPE to all frontline care workers immediately Past parliament 21 Rejected
Include the RECENTLY SELF EMPLOYED in the support package offered to other SE Past parliament 21 Rejected
Get a pay rise for all NHS staff. Past parliament 21 Rejected
All essential workers should get a tax reduction to reward their great service. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Pay rise for the NHS Past parliament 21 Rejected
Scrap all monthly bills for one month to help everybody with difficult times Past parliament 21 Rejected
Give small-business owners income coverage equal to the employed & self-employed Past parliament 21 Rejected
Make March 26th keyworker appreciation day Past parliament 21 Rejected
Ban garden and allotment fires during the Coronavirus pandemic. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Test ALL NHS STAFF for Covid19 immediately Past parliament 21 Rejected
Include tax year 2019/2020 in the calculation for Covid-19 Self Employed Grant. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Zero hour contract worker deserves the same support of 80% wage. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Legally protect the NHS from privatisation. (plus FREE parking for staff). Past parliament 21 Rejected
Reinstate Step 3 and of the Men and Womens National League System Past parliament 21 Rejected
Asking for exemption of Council tax due to COVID-19 crisis. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Award the bravery of our NHS heroes fighting Coronavirus with a Medal of Courage Past parliament 21 Rejected
Allow people to claim on insurance for cancelled/delayed weddings due to Covid19 Past parliament 21 Rejected
Provide an income for the self employed that started in 2019-2020 tax year. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Provide financial support for the newly self employed effected by COVID19 Past parliament 21 Rejected
Lift the £50,000 cap for self-employed affected by Coronavirus Past parliament 21 Rejected
Give all NHS staff a rise and an extra holiday after coronavirus Past parliament 21 Rejected
Allow The Newly Self Employed To Use The Tax Return 19/20 For COVID-19 Benefits Past parliament 21 Rejected
Commission a Public Sector Service Medal for all workers service during pandemic Past parliament 21 Rejected
Reduce the threshold for the self employed grant to include this tax year Past parliament 21 Rejected
Issue official recognition to NHS staff involved with the fight against COVID 19 Past parliament 21 Rejected
The NHS should be awarded the George Cross for their bravery against Corona Past parliament 21 Rejected
Paying for parking on services no showers access no toilets no food Past parliament 21 Rejected
Have Boris Johnson awarded a GBE for services to the people. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Pay nurses properly. Pay them a wage that reflects their value to society. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Support the self employed who work through their own limited companies Past parliament 21 Rejected
Business that are less then a year old should be entitled to financial help! Past parliament 21 Rejected
Change the 26th of March to National NHS Day Past parliament 21 Rejected
Give all NHS staff a lump sum tax free cash bonus and a guarenteed pay rise. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Give all NHS front line staff an extra week's holiday for dealing with COVID-19 Past parliament 21 Rejected
To register current Pre-Registration Pharmacy Students at the end of 52 weeks. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Review the rules with regard to the assistance to the self-employed grants. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Covid-19 aid for small company directors that draw minimal salaries & dividends. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Clear all Doctors and Nurses Student Loans Past parliament 21 Rejected
National Health Service (NHS) Day on the 26th March every year. Past parliament 21 Rejected

Source: petition.parliament.uk, refreshed daily.