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
Give the Monarchy full power of the UK and scrap the prime minister Past parliament 11 Rejected
Petition to nominate Tony Pulis for the new England manager's job Past parliament 11 Rejected
punish newspapers for knowingly publishing incorrect figures through heavy fines Past parliament 11 Rejected
Make Ian Whitmore the new England goalkeeper Past parliament 11 Rejected
Hold a Parliamentary vote on whether to withdraw from the EU. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Cut the England Football Wages instead of peoples benefits Past parliament 11 Rejected
We the undersigned want to stay in the single market accepting all the EU rules Past parliament 11 Rejected
We, the undersigned, voted Leave on 23rd June but would now vote Remain Past parliament 11 Rejected
Allow Scotland, NI, and Gibraltar the option to retain their EU membership. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Make Joe Hart retire early from England squad Past parliament 11 Rejected
Give the British people the veto on the terms of the Brexit deal Past parliament 11 Rejected
Request Prime Minister David Cameron to take back his resignation. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Increase the minimum annual leave from 20 days to 25 days + public holidays Past parliament 11 Rejected
Declare EU Referendum result void for dishonest conduct of leave campaigners Past parliament 11 Rejected
Equal responsibilities under the effects of alcohol on sex allegations Past parliament 11 Rejected
Hold a second referendum on leaving the EU after an exit settlement exists. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Set aside the EU referendum results because of disinformation in the campaign Past parliament 11 Rejected
Stop the Tories choosing our next PM, call a General Election so WE can decide! Past parliament 11 Rejected
Disregard the result of the recent EU referendum due to the public being misled. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Require a parliamentary vote before Article 50 can be triggered Past parliament 11 Rejected
To false David Cameron to invoke Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon treaty as soon as Past parliament 11 Rejected
The UK's next Prime Minister must be decided by general election. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Prevent a second EU referendum. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Keep the UK in the EU. The referendum result was not decisive enough. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Make a week 8 days long. With 5 days work and 3 day weekends. Past parliament 11 Rejected
To speed Brexit the EU the European Communities Act 1972 should be repealed now. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Make 23rd June a public holiday to celebrate Independence Day Past parliament 11 Rejected
Set aside the EU referendum vote & do what is best for the UK & Great Britain Past parliament 11 Rejected
Independent City State of London as part of the EU. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Hold a referendum on the conditions negotiated for exit from the EU Past parliament 11 Rejected
MPs are asked not to have regard to the outcome of the referendum. Past parliament 11 Rejected
End the Television Licence (funding for the BBC) Past parliament 11 Rejected
Call for a complete crackdown on the new influx of racism since the EU outcome. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Boris Johnson or Michael Gove can't be Prime Minister until after investigation Past parliament 11 Rejected
Declare the of the results of the EU referendum unsafe and invalid. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Call a general election once the leader of the Conservatives has been chosen Past parliament 11 Rejected
Instate a National Government during the creation of British policies post EU Past parliament 11 Rejected
Parliament to debate whether to remain in the EU - Referendum was only advisory Past parliament 11 Rejected
Political advertising for elections to be brought under the Advertising Code. Past parliament 11 Rejected
Politicians who knowingly make false claims to the public should be prosecuted Past parliament 11 Rejected

Source: petition.parliament.uk, refreshed daily.