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 it a criminal offence to drive a noisy vehicle early morning or late night. Past parliament 41 No response
Make a specific offence to film a person receiving medical attention in public. Past parliament 41 No response
Make front of house drug testing facilities mandatory at larger music festivals Past parliament 41 No response
Pause Brexit to give time for Parliament properly debate issues in Hong Kong. Past parliament 41 No response
Guarantee medicine availability following a no deal brexit. Past parliament 41 No response
Expand the electric car charging network and scrappage for ICE vehicles Past parliament 41 No response
UK-wide ban of all products that have used palm oil. Past parliament 41 No response
Axe Safety Tax, remove VAT on safety products & services for residential homes Past parliament 41 No response
Create a dog ownership licencing scheme Past parliament 41 No response
Hold a teacher-led review of the National Curriculum Past parliament 41 No response
Abolish Council Tax. REPLACE COUNCIL TAX WITH A LOCAL INCOME TAX. Past parliament 41 No response
Introduce rehabilitation crime centres for teenagers and youngsters in the UK. Past parliament 41 No response
Ban any advertising for cars which aren't zero emissions. Past parliament 41 No response
Save lives! Ensure ONLY Gas Safe engineers can buy & install gas boilers. Past parliament 41 No response
Do not write off unpaid Child Support Agency child maintenance payments Past parliament 41 No response
Make Jay walking a criminal offence and save lives! Past parliament 41 No response
Urge Bank of England to remove tallow (cow flesh) from new £20 and £50 notes Past parliament 41 No response
Fine people for leaving a dog tied up and unattended Past parliament 41 No response
Subsidise train journey for work commuters by offering tax incentive Past parliament 41 No response
Introduce pet ambulances Past parliament 41 No response
Change the CMS definition of full time education to include degree level. Past parliament 41 No response
Ban organised pre-election TV debates between Party Leaders Past parliament 41 No response
Enhanced Maternity / Paternity Benefits for Employees of Large Corporations Past parliament 41 No response
Make charging extortionate amounts for the equivalent gluten free items illegal Past parliament 41 No response
Make scoliosis screening compulsory in the UK Past parliament 41 No response
Extend paternity leave to at least 4 weeks so fathers can bond with their child. Past parliament 41 No response
Recoup NHS treatment costs from anyone convicted of domestic violence offences. Past parliament 41 No response
Prohibit the sale and use of alcohol Past parliament 41 No response
Ban the sale, manufacture or distribution of plastic confetti in the UK. Past parliament 41 No response
Stop private parking companies from imposing fines after you leave the premises. Past parliament 41 No response
Give children under the age 18 the right to 10 days education free a year Past parliament 41 No response
Minimum of 10 years for causing death by careless or dangerous driving Past parliament 41 No response
Change the methods the Government use to record Homelessness Past parliament 41 No response
Make It Mandatory for Employers to Educate Employees on "Employment Rights" Past parliament 41 No response
Include cycle paths in post-Brexit farming subsidies Past parliament 41 No response
Make it a criminal offence to purposely waste ambulance time & resources. Past parliament 41 No response
Offer legal aid for all women/ men who have been a victim of domestic abuse Past parliament 41 No response
Ban private parking firms from operating within the NHS. Past parliament 41 No response
Make it illegal for Nurseries to charge on Bank Holidays or when closed. Past parliament 41 No response
Audit every MP and Lord to check on the Cyber Security of their office Past parliament 41 No response

Source: petition.parliament.uk, refreshed daily.