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
To mark 26th of March as national NHS day every year Past parliament 11 Rejected
Allow the self employed incorporated after 05/04/2019 to receive Covid19 support Past parliament 11 Rejected
Grant access to financial support for International Students on Tier 4 Visas. Past parliament 11 Rejected
All Parliamentarians Should Work With NHS In Coronavirus Ward To Set Example Past parliament 11 Rejected
Wipe student debt of nurses. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Make today (the 26th of March 2020) National Key-Workers Day. Past parliament 11 Rejected
The Government recommend to Her Majesty that the NHS be awarded the George Cross Past parliament 11 Rejected
Please reward all NHS Nurses with an immediate pay rise as thanks for their work Past parliament 11 Rejected
Covid19 Financial help for Tier 2 ( General) Visas holders. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Change the GCSEs from exams to a moderated teacher assessment to award grades. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Close UK borders indefinitely Past parliament 11 Rejected
Award NHS the George Cross for its response to the coronavirus crisis!! Past parliament 11 Rejected
People that ignore Government advice should be made to volunteer at hospitals. Past parliament 11 Rejected
UK Government to put out advice/measures on Mental Health during Self-Isolation Past parliament 11 Rejected
Close Royal Mail down during the coronavirus Lockdown! Past parliament 11 Rejected
Close Royal Mail during COVID-19 Pandemic period. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Refund advance payment on account tax payments to help support the self employed Past parliament 11 Rejected
Give international students grad 19-20 a two year residency to work in London Past parliament 11 Rejected
Stop all banks from charging interest on credit cards and overdrafts Past parliament 11 Rejected
The UK to support the UN Secretary-General's Appeal for Global Ceasefire Past parliament 11 Rejected
Shut Down All Construction Sites and non essential businesses due to COVID-19. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Give the NHS an emergency funding package to cope with Covid-19. Past parliament 11 Rejected
ESSENTIAL WORKERS (ALL) TO GET AN EXTRA 25% RISK PAY FROM GOVERNMENT Past parliament 11 Rejected
Online learning to be free of charge to all during this coronavirus epidemic. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Stop broadcasters advertising holidays, gatherings and days out. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Forbid nurseries/schools to charge any fees while they are shut due to Covid-19. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Enforce all construction sites to close amid the COVID-19 outbreak Past parliament 11 Rejected
Keyworkers should receive increased (danger) wage whilst working during Covid-19 Past parliament 11 Rejected
Ban hospital parking charges during coronavirus. Past parliament 11 Rejected
There should be a Public Inquiry into the handling of the Covid-19 crisis Past parliament 11 Rejected
Tax relief for key workers in Covid-19, incl. NHS/care, supermarkets etc Past parliament 11 Rejected
Cash bonus and 2 weeks paid holiday to all essential workers after corona virus Past parliament 11 Rejected
Award the Civil Defence Medal to all front line NHS staff Past parliament 11 Rejected
Cancel all university exam and award predicted marks Past parliament 11 Rejected
Suspension of Council Tax payments for 3 months due to the Coronavirus Pandemic Past parliament 11 Rejected
Ground all flights in and out of the country to stop the spread of Corona. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Reimburse student maintenance loan! Past parliament 11 Rejected
University students need more clarity and support during the Covid-19 pandemic Past parliament 11 Rejected
Review COVID-19 business relief to consider company founders who operate alone. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Lock down the construction industry that isn't essential during COVID Past parliament 11 Rejected

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