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
impose time limits on HMRC and make them accountable for failures to adere to them Past parliament 186 No response
limit mp's pay rise to 1% and remove the final salary pensions. Past parliament 186 No response
A120: Spend the Cash Now, Save Lives – campaign for safety works, Pellens Great Bromley, Essex Past parliament 186 No response
Call for a snap general election Past parliament 186 No response
Allow Magistrates to sentence Convicted Animal abusers to the maximum 51 weeks imprisonment. Past parliament 186 No response
Ban All Anti Brish Demonstrations On Remebrance Sunday Past parliament 186 No response
Cut FLR(FP) waiting times for people with British children or British partners 185 Collecting signatures
Review sentences and punishments for sexual assault and rape cases 185 Collecting signatures
Lift Sanctions on Iran and Restore Trade Relations 185 Collecting signatures
Fund free NHS prescriptions for students and under-25s in England 185 Collecting signatures
Require employers have monthly menstrual 1-3 day leave policy 185 No response
Introduce stand alone law protecting absolute right to free speech 185 No response
Continue to support fostering for looked after children in compulsory education 185 No response
Restrict free access to public services to UK citizens only 185 No response
Require all nursing and care homes have to have air conditioning 185 No response
Require and fund all serving Police Dogs to have adequate protective equipment. 185 No response
Review the role of Physicians Associates (PAs) 185 No response
Hold a referendum on whether to cut net migration to 100,000 a year Past parliament 185 No response
Increase tax-free childcare allowance Past parliament 185 No response
Make it illegal to use e-cigarettes anywhere it is already illegal to smoke Past parliament 185 No response
Automatic upgrade to A2 licence after four years with CBT certificates Past parliament 185 No response
Ban the sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2024, six years earlier than planned Past parliament 185 No response
Abolish prescription fees Past parliament 185 No response
Strengthen requirements for checking vehicle exhaust noise levels for the MOT Past parliament 185 No response
Right to paid leave for pregnant women in public-facing jobs for third trimester Past parliament 185 No response
Reduce VAT to 5% for the Fitness industry to survive. Past parliament 185 No response
Invest appropriate funding into County Durham Primary and Secondary Schools Past parliament 185 No response
Children receiving DLA be exempt from fines in regards to school attendance Past parliament 185 No response
Recognise The Windrush Generation & make them all automatically British citizens Past parliament 185 No response
Reduce the TV license fee and privatise the BBC Past parliament 185 No response
Legalise and Licence Mace, Pepper, CS Spray for Self-Defence in the UK. Past parliament 185 No response
Hold a public inquiry into the decision to incentivise diesel cars & its effects Past parliament 185 No response
Bring the Bayeux Tapestry to Hastings (or Battle). Past parliament 185 No response
Let councils borrow to build council housing. Lift the government cap. Past parliament 185 No response
Make Commercial Dog Walking a licensed and inspected practice. Past parliament 185 No response
Pressure the UN to protect hospitals from illegal attacks in war zones Past parliament 185 No response
Harsher sentences for those caught selling illicit tobacco or alcohol products. Past parliament 185 No response
We the undersigned call upon HM Government to introduce The English Income Tax Past parliament 185 No response
legislate against discrimination of british service personell wearing uniform Past parliament 185 No response
Have a referendum on whether the UK should accept any more refugees. Past parliament 185 No response

Source: petition.parliament.uk, refreshed daily.