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
Fund research of and treatment for Vitamin B12 deficiency Past parliament 387 No response
We want antenatal day units to have the full ctg monitors that they have in the labour wards which monitor both mum and babies heart rate on them Past parliament 387 No response
Improve the help/facilites for victims/survivors of abuse/sexual abuse Past parliament 387 No response
Make Gender Neutral Toilets a legal requirement in all public areas 386 No response
Review regulation of water companies 386 No response
Prohibit protest outside places of worship Past parliament 386 No response
Require the Royal Mail to continue to accept non-barcoded postage stamps Past parliament 386 No response
Ban the sale of cot bumpers Past parliament 386 No response
Regulate the beauty industry Past parliament 386 No response
Guarantee timely, locally accessible Covid-19 tests for all symptomatic children Past parliament 386 No response
Lower the cervical smear test age to 18! Past parliament 386 No response
Ban the use of real animal fur in the UK Past parliament 386 No response
Save The Harrowby Arms Pub Past parliament 386 No response
ATOS WCA's to be abolished Past parliament 386 No response
Do not use any taxpayer funds on asylum appeals. Charge the individual 385 No response
Do not lower or remove the £20,000 annual cash ISA allowance 385 No response
Government to set out plans for reducing rail fares 385 No response
Provide funding for IVF for all women with Turner syndrome Past parliament 385 No response
Reduce penalty for speeding in a 20mph zone to 1 point, if speed is up to 30mph Past parliament 385 No response
Abolish VAT on Silver Bullion in the UK Past parliament 385 No response
Immediately allow MPs to virtually participate in all Parliamentary proceedings Past parliament 385 No response
Remove the EU flag from every central government building from 29 March 2019. Past parliament 385 No response
Ban paper receipts in the UK unless specifically requested by the customer. Past parliament 385 No response
Allow UK university students to have free prescriptions and dental care Past parliament 385 No response
Abolish prescription charges Past parliament 385 No response
Hold a second referendum exclusively for 16 and 17-year olds. Past parliament 385 No response
Delay EU exit until referendum campaigns are fully investigated for truthfulness Past parliament 385 No response
Lifetime Driving Ban If You Are Found Guilty Of Killing Someone Whilst Driving. Past parliament 385 No response
Let members of the public be present and ask questions at PMQ'S Past parliament 385 No response
Launch independent UK inquiry into the Panama Papers Past parliament 385 No response
Visual Stress (Meares Irlen Syndrome) Funding for lenses. Past parliament 385 No response
Keep Abortion Safe and Legal Past parliament 385 No response
UK government should provide Leave to Remain for asylum seekers from Sudan Past parliament 384 No response
Make it illegal to sell nitrous oxide to anyone under the age of 21 Past parliament 384 No response
End need for a TV licence to view online streaming content not funded by licence Past parliament 384 No response
Make possession of child sex dolls illegal Past parliament 384 No response
Require all retailers to close on Boxing Day Past parliament 384 No response
Ban the use of plastic fishing nets for commercial fishing Past parliament 384 No response
Introduce an immediate moratorium on airport expansion in the UK Past parliament 384 No response
Create a new offence of Infant Sexual Abuse with appropriate sentences Past parliament 384 No response

Source: petition.parliament.uk, refreshed daily.