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 promoting appetite suppressants an offence Past parliament 40 No response
Ban synthetic pesticides and herbicides Past parliament 40 No response
Apologise for the 46,000 concentration camp civilian deaths in the Boer War Past parliament 40 No response
For Parliament to urgently debate how it will restore Public Trust in Politics Past parliament 40 No response
Abolish registration fees for all care workers Past parliament 40 No response
Reduce vat on head lice treatment Past parliament 40 No response
Free menstrual cup given to all 11 year old girls to eliminate period poverty. Past parliament 40 No response
Patient transport and emergency vehicles, at all times, be allowed in bus lanes Past parliament 40 No response
Let's get Thornton back on track - Reinstatement of the rail link. Past parliament 40 No response
Parliament Must reject the EU withdrawal agreement that is on the table. Past parliament 40 No response
Remove the use of 'British Empire' in the UK honours system. Past parliament 40 No response
Ban websites supporting and promoting eating disorders, suicide and self harm Past parliament 40 No response
Sanitary products must become free of charge to all young women 18 or under. Past parliament 40 No response
Stop "Public Duty Cost Allowance" ex Prime ministers get £115,000 every year. Past parliament 40 No response
Regulate Airbnb and other short term lets of under one month Past parliament 40 No response
Abolish NI contributions for working women caught in the State Pension Age trap. Past parliament 40 No response
Introduce a 12-month residency requirement for candidates to Parliament Past parliament 40 No response
Provide loans to help citizens who become seriously ill abroad return home Past parliament 40 No response
Stop animals being given away as prizes or sold at funfairs. Past parliament 40 No response
Bring back our job center to Darwen Past parliament 40 No response
Vaccinate all children against Chickenpox Past parliament 40 No response
Make employers offer part-time working for new parents Past parliament 40 No response
All chewing gum sold in the UK from 2023 must be easy to remove from paths. Past parliament 40 No response
Let women set a cap on how much they will claim from the father of their child Past parliament 40 No response
A commemorative plaque for the contributions made by the Windrush Generation. Past parliament 40 No response
Allow RSPCA to seize animals that they believe to be in danger Past parliament 40 No response
Make UK standard parking spaces bigger. Past parliament 40 No response
Make Battle of Britain Day, the 15th of September, a public holiday. Past parliament 40 No response
Insist the Government give a 50% discount for Council Tax single occupants Past parliament 40 No response
Make banks directly responsible for contacting those who have been missold PPI Past parliament 40 No response
Cap council tax at 2% per annum maximum from 2019 onwards Past parliament 40 No response
Ban exams, instead get graded for classwork. Past parliament 40 No response
Change the official name & branding of the House of Lords to the House of Peers Past parliament 40 No response
Post on Motorway message boards to remind middle lane 'Hoggers' to Pull Over Past parliament 40 No response
the UK should issue optional self-funding "passport cards" to British citizens Past parliament 40 No response
Add the discrimination against people with tattoos to The Equality Act Past parliament 40 No response
Create a body to mediate between Insolvency Practioners and those in an IVA. Past parliament 40 No response
Make it a criminal offence to leave dogs chained up outside for hours on end. Past parliament 40 No response
Lower the abortion time frame from 24 weeks to 23 weeks. Past parliament 40 No response
Make it ILLEGAL to sell chemical hair straighteners for young children. Past parliament 40 No response

Source: petition.parliament.uk, refreshed daily.