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
Prohibit mass tree plantation on farmland Past parliament 285 No response
Increase the 15.5mph speed limit for e-bikes to a minimum of 20mph Past parliament 285 No response
Make it illegal to strip search under 18s without their choice of adult present Past parliament 285 No response
Increase punishment for any knife related crime Past parliament 285 No response
Donald Trump should be refused entry to the UK Past parliament 285 No response
Condemn the vicious campaign against Jeremy Corbyn by the gutter press Past parliament 285 No response
To make the covering of a persons face in public unlawful. Past parliament 285 No response
hartlepool hospital Past parliament 285 No response
Reform of the Solicitor’s Regulation Authority (SRA) Compensation Fund and Solicitor’s Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII) Past parliament 285 No response
protected persons in private sector pension schemes Past parliament 285 No response
classic cars 25 year! Past parliament 285 No response
No more cuts to nurses pay Past parliament 285 No response
Public Inquiry Into Why Bradford Council Has Allowed Westfield To Leave a 12 Acre Hole In Bradford City Centre Past parliament 285 No response
Scrap Ofcom and split its regulatory functions. Past parliament 285 No response
Equal rights for fathers Past parliament 285 No response
Restore the death penalty Past parliament 285 No response
Increase the personal tax-free allowance to £26000 284 No response
Automatically obtain a Class 2 license after 2 years of a PSV driving licence 284 No response
Allow state pension recipients to claim full carer’s allowance 284 No response
Extend free school transport to over 16s Past parliament 284 No response
Require full sick pay for staff with long-term health issues, such as cancer Past parliament 284 No response
Provide interest-free Renewable Energy Assistance Loan during energy crisis. Past parliament 284 No response
Reduce amounts and rights to payments for Ministers leaving office Past parliament 284 No response
Implement Universal Basic Income to provide for every citizen. Past parliament 284 No response
Allow victims of domestic abuse to apply for ILR from outside the UK Past parliament 284 No response
Require every garment sold in the UK to include a 'Carbon Checker' label Past parliament 284 No response
Issue Emergency funding for the Food And Pub industry due to NYE food expenses Past parliament 284 No response
UK must apologise for Balfour Declaration and commit to Mideast peace efforts Past parliament 284 No response
Military personnel to have military hearing before they proceed to civil courts. Past parliament 284 No response
Review the Child Maintainence Service and make it fair for honest paying parents Past parliament 284 No response
To ensure that Veterans are fast tracked for mental health care and services Past parliament 284 No response
Set up an independent complaints committee and governing body for Social Services Past parliament 284 No response
Request for overhaul of court process and investigation into the impact and treatment of victims during child sexual abuse cases Past parliament 284 No response
Fulfil the promise in the Coalition Agreement not to increase the state pension age for women before 2020. Past parliament 284 No response
Give people power to dismiss MPs – change the Recall of MPs Act 283 No response
Make teachers exempt from changes introduced in the Home Office whitepaper 283 No response
Provide funding for a programme to clear the rubble & rebuild in Gaza 283 No response
Take action to increase awareness and support victims of emotional abuse Past parliament 283 No response
Review how Home Office deals with applications for ILR due to domestic violence Past parliament 283 No response
Offer parents the choice to vaccinate their children against covid-19 Past parliament 283 No response

Source: petition.parliament.uk, refreshed daily.