The UK is too reliant on insulin production from other countries. People with diabetes must be able to rest assured that the supply cannot be disrupted by global uncertainties. The UK must increase its own manufacture of insulin.

We call on the Government to introduce a national suicide prevention and wellbeing standard, ensuring care leavers have continuous support through the transition to adulthood.

Require all alternative provision settings in England to be registered and independently inspected, with mandatory safeguarding, SEND training and minimum staff competency standards to ensure vulnerable children are safe.

Review if legislation and regulations governing the number and distribution of school days and holidays remain appropriate, including the role of school employers in setting term dates. Issue guidance or legislate if changes are needed.

Apply to rejoin the European Solidarity Corps programme to offer young people access to the same opportunities to build skills, experience and employability through international volunteering projects as those enjoyed by their EU counterparts and those from associated countries such as Iceland.

Require postal and polling-station votes to be counted and published separately for every candidate and constituency before being combined for the official result. This would allow comparison of voting methods while protecting ballot secrecy.

Airports should have at least one facility which holds food that can safely cater to people who have medical dietary requirements related to the 14 main allergens.Travelling can be long and exhausting,it’s worse when you have to worry about whether you can safely eat, meaning some can’t eat at all.

Ban the press from publishing unproven allegations about victims and their families and require news organisations to disable or actively moderate comments on social-media posts about victims, the victim’s children or bereaved families.

We want the Government to give consumers direct legal rights and remedies against delivery companies, require retailers to identify the courier before purchase where reasonably practicable, and improve consumer choice and accountability in the parcel delivery market.

Significant public funding is allocated to maintain free entry to major British museums for all visitors, including foreign nationals: £484m grant aid in 2024-25 alone. A solution is for museums to institute an entry fee for foreign nationals visiting these institutions like in other countries.

We call on the Government to launch an independent public inquiry into the regulation of animal experimentation under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 (ASPA).

The government need to review the loophole paying parents use of adding a new partners children who are not the paying parents children to lower the payments they make as money is being taken away from biological children they rightfully deserve for non biological children

We want the Government to review and amend immigration rules that include but are not limited to SUI 5.1(a) and BN(O) suitability provisions, regarding Hongkongers with politically motivated criminal convictions.

Review the Child Disability Living Allowance (DLA) decision process, including how decisions are assessed and ensure they are regularly independently overseen. A review should include considering initial decisions, Mandatory Reconsiderations (MR) and tribunal outcomes.

Around 25% of the UK’s population are reported as disabled and their right to vote is protected by law. However, party manifestos are not routinely available in accessible formats, which can remove their right to make informed political choices and may contravene international human rights laws.

We want the government to put an end to the barbaric practice of LGBT+ conversion. Anyone found to be practicing conversation therapy on a member of the LGBT+ community (regardless of their reason to do so) should be prosecuted for psychological abuse and face serious criminal punishment.

The Government has no current plans to return Royal Mail to public ownership. Our priority is to ensure the provision of a universal postal service that does not compete for public funds.

We want the Government to introduce legislation allowing responsible adults to possess and carry approved, non-lethal self-defence devices, subject to age limits, safety standards, restrictions on where they can be carried and penalties for misuse.

Open the bus route to the residents on perton Wolverhampton to elevate the growing traffic congestion as the number of people living on perton is expanding due to housing developments. There are only two ways in and out of this village and congestion is getting out of control.

Require urgent action on severe dust and air pollution from Lower Thames Crossing works affecting East Tilbury, Tilbury and nearby Thurrock residents.

I want gps to give autistic children leucovorin it is changing their lives

To put in place a pedestrian crossing on a busy road that is near to 2 bus stops and a children's nursery. The road is a 40mph speed limit and is often very busy and difficult to see when vehicles are approaching. There would be a lot more people walking and cycling if it was safer to cross.

Between 1838 and 1917, approximately half a million indentured labourers from India and China were transported across the British Empire from Asia to the Caribbean. We call on the Government to include British indentureship as required content in the school curriculum.

Introduce a UK-wide emergency mobile alert system for high-risk missing children, allowing police to rapidly alert people in the relevant area when a child is believed to be in serious or immediate danger.

The government use UK Emergency Alerts to quickly notify of missing children and vulnerable persons.

I'm making this petition because I think there should be a zebra crossing at black street, which is Black street is where school kids and pedestrians walk daily. Since campus cops have been cut off it has been dangerous to cross the road. There has been multiple accidents over a few years

While funding for research into specific conditions is not usually ring-fenced, we have committed over £108 million for research into skin conditions between 2021/22 and 2025/26 through the NIHR.

We call on the Government to reform the care system. We are concerned that high social worker turnover, unstable placements and failures to follow policies can cause further trauma. Care must nurture, not simply sustain survival.

We call on the government to review current laws and rights of immediate family members (except where safeguarding concerns exist) to receive medical, financial and welfare updates when a person lacks mental capacity and has a lasting power of attorney (LPA) in use.

We want the Government to hold a referendum for Cornish residents only to vote and establish if Cornwall Devolution is wanted by the majority of the county’s residents.

period products are so expensive and women shouldn’t have to pay for something they can’t control.

Drivers must legally report hitting dogs and farm animals, but cats are excluded. We want the Government to amend Section 170 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 to include cats, making it a legal requirement for drivers to stop and report collisions.

I would like the government to lift the 3PM Football broadcast blackout so that big football games are accessible for people who can’t afford to go to matches or are unable to attend for other reasons.

Require all owned cats to be neutered by six months of age, with exemptions for cats being kept for breeding by a legally recognised and licensed breeder, or medical grounds by veterinary surgeons. Their neutered or exemption status should be recorded on the cat’s microchip database record.

Increase investment in UK renewable energy infrastructure. Increase the number and accessibility of grants and incentives for households to adopt solar, heat pumps, and other low carbon technologies. Strengthen regulation of industrial emissions and accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels.

Fund a national diagnostic Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) pathway and improved services for those with DLD. This pathway should raise awareness, understanding and inclusion of DLD, provide early intervention and DLD training for professionals in the public & education sectors.

Launch a review into strengthening the Recall of MPs Act 2015 by extending the grounds under which a recall petition can be triggered.

We believe the rate in which data centres are being built in the UK means there are little to no restrictions on them. We call for new nationwide regulations on data centres to minimise local and environmental impacts.

Change the law so parents who were victims of legally proven reproductive coercion, including being lied to about their partner’s fertility or contraception, are exempted from compulsory child maintenance obligations.

Fully legalise the right to ride gas-powered bicycles and pit bikes under 100cc on public roads and paths. We feel current laws demand costly motorcycle licenses, tax, and insurance—impeding cheap travel.

NHS policy should be guided by the latest clinical evidence. An independent evidence review into the case for a second stem cell transplant if there is a relapse within 12 months is underway.

The Government is not planning a public inquiry. The medicines regulator is reviewing the side effects of dopamine agonists and whether further action is needed.

We call on the UK government to include gynaecological conditions such as endometriosis, adenomyosis, fibroids, PCOS, PMDD, menopause & menstrual disorders as “impairments with fluctuating or recurring effects” in the Equality Act 2010 Guidance on the definition of disability (published in May 2011)

Make it a criminal offence to record someone without their consent, which includes covert recording with smart glasses, and posting it on social media, in order to protect vulnerable people from exploitation.

Introduce legislation to make political motivation an aggravating factor in sentencing when determining the seriousness of an offence, including a violent crime or an incitement to violence. We are concerned inflammatory political labels are being increasingly used to incite hatred and violence.

Create a statutory right for domestic abuse victims to unilaterally separate from joint mortgages, with specific protections against arrears, damaged credit and their abuser refusing to pay, sell or cooperate; ensuring a joint mortgage cannot be used as a tool of post-separation economic abuse.

Fund the provision of back-up stair-access equipment, such as stair lifts, in homes where disabled residents cannot use the stairs safely or independently. This could allow them to move safely up & downstairs in an emergency if their usual equipment fails and ensure they are not stuck on one floor.

We are calling on the Government to ensure those convicted of manslaughter are included in the Government’s early release scheme. We believe eligible prisoners serving SDS/SDS+ sentences for manslaughter should receive the same release provisions as other eligible offences.

Due to deaths during police pursuits, we urge the Government to require the installation of mandatory kill switches in all new cars, so they can be remotely operated in case a car fails to stop for the police.

We want the Government to legislate to automatically remove any accusations proven to be false as a result of previous investigations from parents' children’s services records, so that parents do not have to declare an involvement in the past with social services on future hospital, etc visits.