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
Make the ESA assessment more fair for people with M.E./CFS and similar illness. Past parliament 797 No response
School Phobia, School Refusal & Separation Anxiety in Children to be recognised by all Education Departments and Schools Past parliament 797 No response
Better rail service between Birmingham, Leicester, Peterborough, & Stansted Past parliament 797 No response
Ban online pornography, and the making and selling of pornography 796 No response
Protect the titles of Interpreters and Translators in law Past parliament 796 No response
Offer a biopsy to all women referred to a breast cancer clinic Past parliament 796 No response
Introduce a nationwide deposit return system for plastic bottles in the UK Past parliament 796 No response
Substantially increase funding for the NHS and our Social Care system. Past parliament 796 No response
Ban the production and sale of small animal cages 795 No response
Add India to the list of UK approved vaccination programmes for travel Past parliament 795 No response
Recall Parliament to debate proposals for Domestic Vaccine Passports Past parliament 795 No response
All caravans travelling overseas should have proof of ownership validated. Past parliament 795 No response
Stop plans to allow more secondary schools to select children by ability. Past parliament 795 No response
Formally ban the use of Portsmouth Defence. Past parliament 794 No response
Re-open empty Army Barracks for Homeless Ex Servicemen Past parliament 794 No response
Examine the benefits of Driver CPC EU Dir 2003/59 with a view to scrapping it. Past parliament 794 No response
FIGHT FOR LEGAL AID Past parliament 794 No response
Ban convicted child sex offenders from living near schools and playgrounds Past parliament 793 No response
SEN review of curriculum, educational and employment opportunities Past parliament 793 No response
Make Vertebral Body Tethering (VBT) available on the NHS. Past parliament 793 No response
Schools to have mental health and disabilities a part of the curriculum Past parliament 793 No response
Give all parents adequate support following the sudden death of a child. Past parliament 793 No response
Allow unaccompanied refugee minors in Calais be fostered or adopted in the UK. Past parliament 793 No response
Ask the government to intervene and Save Hatfield Main Colliery Headgear. Past parliament 793 No response
A New Threat to Island Gardens Past parliament 793 No response
Place a Cap on Motor Insurance Premium Increases Past parliament 792 No response
Keep traditional skills alive-construction, repair & retrofit of heritage buildings, must be integrated into craft & professional construction courses Past parliament 792 No response
Funding For Bay House School Sports Hall Past parliament 792 No response
Do not postpone the local elections 791 No response
Increase staffing to handle Universal Credit claims and queries Past parliament 791 No response
Prohibit the killing of domestic pets in a pandemic or domestic emergency Past parliament 791 No response
Fund free NHS assessments for learning difficulties for adults Past parliament 791 No response
Change the Gambling Act to prevent bookmakers conning people. Past parliament 791 No response
Demand the immediate release of the 5 missing Hong Kong booksellers Past parliament 791 No response
Recognise endometriosis as a disabilty Past parliament 791 No response
“Call to Action” for Improvement in Perinatal Mental Healthcare Services Past parliament 791 No response
Rethink the centralised, IT- dominated service design for Universal Credit Past parliament 791 No response
Teaching of Latin and Classical Civilisation in schools Past parliament 791 No response
Stop All Foreign Aid Past parliament 791 No response
Commit to cutting diplomatic ties with Israel if the Rafah offensive goes ahead Past parliament 790 No response

Source: petition.parliament.uk, refreshed daily.