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
Stop the bbc from making over 75 pay for their tv licence Past parliament 21 Rejected
Stop the BBC introducing TV licences for the over 75's & find savings elsewhere Past parliament 21 Rejected
Make BBC an optional subscription service rather than forced tv licence Past parliament 21 Rejected
Start mandatory periodic drug testing for all Members of Parliament. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Do not start charging pensioners over 75 for TV licence Past parliament 21 Rejected
Introduce mandatory drugs testing for all MP's Past parliament 21 Rejected
Scrap the BBC tv licence fee Past parliament 21 Rejected
Scrap BBC TV Licence fee as they are well able to raise the funds by other means Past parliament 21 Rejected
It’s time to re think and scrap the out of date BBC TV License. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Get rid of the House of Lords Past parliament 21 Rejected
Reinstate Monday 4th May 2020 as bank holiday. People already have plans. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Prohibit Hunterston B Nuclear Power Plant from increasing crack limit to 700 Past parliament 21 Rejected
compulsory drug testing of all prospective Conservative leader candidates Past parliament 21 Rejected
Tax plastic packaging to pay for UK only recycling and ban the export of waste. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Children to be educated about mental health in schools Past parliament 21 Rejected
Make it legal for 16 year olds to get a tattoo with parents consent Past parliament 21 Rejected
Make ‘Victory In Europe Day 2020’ an extra Bank Holiday for the United Kingdom Past parliament 21 Rejected
Make homophobia, whatever form it is received in. A criminal offence. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Make a law that travel companies cannot increase holiday prices out of term time Past parliament 21 Rejected
May day holiday is moving to a Friday next year 2020 why can we not have both. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Make it illegal for businesses to discriminate against single people. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Using a knife in a crime should be given a life sentence. Past parliament 21 Rejected
stop all non recyclable Plastics being used in the UK Past parliament 21 Rejected
Drug test all MP’s. Plain an simple too many MP’s have admitted to taking drugs. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Make national radio stations produce more than 3.5 hours of local programming Past parliament 21 Rejected
Keep 2020 May Bank Holiday Same. Instead Create Public Holiday for 75th VE Day. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Petition to make random drug testing compulsory for members of Parliament. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Make Monday 10/5/20 a bank holiday too for proper VE anniversary celebrations. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Create an extra Bank Holiday on May 8th 2020 for the VE celebrations. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Let the people decide the date of eid celebration in the Harrow central mosque Past parliament 21 Rejected
Add an extra bank holiday for VE day, don't move the early May bank holiday. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Keep May 4th 2020 bank holiday and add a new one for VE Day on May 8th instead. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Make Premier League football players give 1% of their wage to chosen charity Past parliament 21 Rejected
Every British Dday veteran living or dead to receive an honorary Knighthood. Past parliament 21 Rejected
introduce a photographic numbered card identity system for all voting Past parliament 21 Rejected
End the general availability of postal voting. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Make it the law to report a cat being hit and left in the road Past parliament 21 Rejected
Ban the import of down feathers into Britain Due to barbaric practice Past parliament 21 Rejected
Save A&E services at Stafford Hospital. Stop under funding our hospitals. Past parliament 21 Rejected
Let the people decide who our new Prime Minister will be. Past parliament 21 Rejected

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