We call for an urgent review into the use of section 20 powers. We are concerned that there is a lack of oversight, transparent decision-making, proper recording of consent, regular reviews and accessible complaints procedures. Parents must be told how to challenge decisions and raise concerns.

Require NHS services to provide a safeguarding pathway for children identified as being at risk of elopement, wandering or having limited awareness of danger, including safety assessments and appropriate preventative equipment and support for families.

Provide ring-fenced funding for children with SEND to receive free, accessible swimming and water-safety lessons, including specialist instructors, one-to-one or small-group teaching and reasonable adjustments, until they achieve the safest level possible for their individual needs.

Require every secondary school to provide accessible, confidential mental health support for students.

We want the Government to introduce statutory minimum standards for direct employer recruitment, including requirements for genuine recruitment, accurate material information about vacancies and proportionate accountability for serious or misleading recruitment practices.

Require frontier AI developers to collectively fund an independent UK public-safety capability, with competitive technical pay and guaranteed access to relevant systems and evidence. Developers must have no influence over its staff, methods, priorities or conclusions.

Parents can be told that a nursery can meet their additional needs without being told exactly what support will be provided. Children who are non-verbal or have significant developmental and communication difficulties may be unable to tell their parents when they are distressed, who cared for them.

I would like the government to make it illegal for local authorities to decline housing support for victims of domestic abuse who have a joint mortgage with their abuser. Currently local councils can decline housing support due to the victim already owning a home and because they have equity.

The UK Government is a strong supporter of devolution and of the Scottish Parliament. The UK Government's focus is on delivering for people across Scotland and on making devolution work effectively.

We call on the Government to update the law to: Make altering a vehicle's odometer illegal in all circumstances (for both electrified and internal combustion engine (ICE) cars).

We want the Government to introduce legislation requiring supermarkets to prevent edible food & drink from being discarded as waste. Unsold items that are safe to consume should be discounted, redistributed or donated, with disposal permitted only where they are unsafe or otherwise unfit for use.

We want the Government to require UK travel companies and package holiday providers to ensure overseas hotels they work with have minimum welfare procedures for stray animals on their premises, including access to veterinary care, clean water and humane population management.

The Government should legislate to allow only British citizens to stand for the UK Parliament and councillor positions in England. No dual citizenship allowed. They must also be able to speak and write English to a satisfactory level.

Maternity pay provides a measure of financial support to help mothers take time off work following birth. It is not intended to replace earnings. Pay is in scope of the Parental Leave and Pay Review.

We call on the Government to work with patients and GPs to co-design care pathways so that they provide clearer information and allow patients to track referrals. Government must also plan to train, hire and retain enough GPs for timely care.

Follow Poland’s lead by making parking free for all electric vehicles in parking spaces owned or managed by local authorities.

Current laws leave homeowners powerless when vehicles are left on their driveways without permission. We call on the Government to give local authorities powers to identify owners, require removal within 48 hours, and recover all associated costs from offenders.

It appears that some MPs, are paid to, and profit from media airtime, during which they present a completely biased and often misleading narrative in order to influence the public; a blatant, yet somehow apparently 'permissable' method by which these people are influencing our democracy. ENOUGH!

We call on the Government not to introduce its proposed ban on imports of goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank, announced on 8 September 2026.

We are concerned that high exam pressure in Key Stage 4 and 5 is fuelling a severe youth mental health crisis. The Government must conduct an urgent review to look at how to reduce assessment pressure and inject vital new funding into school mental health awareness and professional support.

I think at the age of 65 you should have a retake of your driving test and continue doing so every 5 years. I don’t feel a renewal of a driving license and providing medical records are quite enough.

The government recently announced the withdrawal or pausing of plans to reorganise several counties, following legal advice that it will not disclose. But plans to divide Surrey will not be reviewed. We want to see the legal grounds for this policy shift now before the new councils in Surrey start.

Defence of the Realm & Energy Security are primary responsibilities of the government. We feel a rolling blackout would represent a fundamental failure to meet that responsibility, which should automatically give the electorate opportunity to remove a mandate through a general election.

The vast majority of pet euthanasia cases are for health and welfare reasons to relieve suffering. There is no indication of systemic issues that would necessitate new reporting obligations.

We want the Government to introduce legislation making it illegal to use children or their likeness in advertising, promotional material or social-media content to promote commercial pornography or adult-content businesses, including where the material featuring the child is not sexually explicit.

We call on the Government to stop the fortification of flour with synthetic folic acid. Folic acid is a medicine not a food. We believe it is unethical to mass medicate the entire population without their knowledge or consent in the hope that a minority group of people might see a benefit.

We want the Government to change the law to make Highway Code Rule 223 mandatory, requiring motorists to give priority to buses, coaches and trams when it is safe to do so, especially when they signal to pull away from stops, to improve the safety of passengers and other road users.

Require all UK telecom providers to implement network-level caller ID authentication across mobile, landline and VoIP services, and to block calls where a displayed UK number is identified as spoofed. Ofcom should establish and enforce a common verification standard.

NICE says Autism assessments should start within 3 months. Recent data shows c294,792 people in England are waiting, 86.8% of whom have done so for longer than 13 weeks. For ADHD there is no standard time period at all. We want the Government to make 3 months a legal right for both.

This petition calls for the Government to ban plastic tags on children’s clothing, which we believe create avoidable waste, pose choking risks, and contribute to pollution.

Amend Section 62 of the Employment Rights Act 2025 to restore explicit opt-in consent before any subscription is allocated to a union political fund.

We ask the Government to offer UK Armed Forces personnel in formed armed units, with support to sustain them, to the Gaza International Stabilisation Force intended to protect Palestinian civilians, and seek an international mandate for a similar civilian-protection force in the occupied West Bank.

We want the Government to fund the creation of new flexible specialist schools for autistic children, particularly those with a Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) profile, who cannot access mainstream or traditional special schools.

Change the law so that, once donated sperm or eggs have been used with consent to create embryos for a recipient, the donor cannot later withdraw consent to the use of those existing embryos. Donors should remain free to withdraw consent to any unused gametes.

Make it a legal requirement for anyone in charge of a dog that attacks or injures another person’s pet to provide their name, address and relevant insurance details. If they refuse, there should be a process for the police or local authority to provide or ascertain the details needed.

Introduce a specific minimum £22/hour wage for UK HGV drivers and mandate overtime pay. Driving heavy vehicles carries high legal risks, long hours, and severe exhaustion. We believe pay must match HGV driver daily responsibilities to reflect hazards and liability. Overtime must be legally paid.

We petition Government to regulate ride-hailing fares. Set a fair base fare, transparent per-mile or per-kilometre rates, and clear surge-pricing limits to protect passengers and drivers, promote fair competition, ensure predictable earnings, and provide reasonable, transparent prices.

Replace Parenting Orders in England & Wales with a statutory framework requiring schools and youth justice to identify pressures & log interventions. Action against parents must then follow an independent review & relate only to deliberate refusal to participate without reasonable excuse.

This Government is making substantial progress in restoring order and control to the asylum and immigration system by maximising the return of people with no right to remain in the UK.

Reduce the retirement age for NHS staff pension scheme to 60. We are concerned NHS staff are facing extreme physical and mental burnout daily. High stress and long shifts can risk employee health and patient safety.

The leading human factor in road casualty collisions is ineffective observation e.g. failing to look properly or misjudging the speed of approaching priority traffic. If Give Way signs at junctions from minor roads to A & B roads were changed to Stop, we think drivers would use better observation.

Veterans signed a contract with the Monarch and Government to serve this country with their reserve commitment extending until they are 55. The Government must abandon what we firmly believe is a breach of contract made by extending the reserve commitment to 65.

Review current regulations to make new-build warranty providers strictly liable for structural defects. We are concerned about flawed local authority sign-offs being used to reject claims or deflect liability to developers when independent structural evidence is provided.

The Government should make British Sign Language (BSL) a compulsory lesson in secondary schools across England, ensuring pupils have regular opportunities to learn and develop practical BSL communication skills.

Easy transport to and from a place of school/work.

We want the UK Government to introduce temporary Income Tax and Council Tax relief for families affected by cancer and serious illness. Supporting family carers recognises the vital care they provide, reducing pressure on the NHS while helping families cope with rising costs of treatment and care.

Require workplaces to include Mental Health First Aid in their first-aid provision, ensuring staff have access to someone trained to recognise signs of poor mental health, start a supportive conversation, provide initial support and signpost them to appropriate professional help.

We want the Government to introduce legislation making it illegal to use children or their likeness in advertising, promotional material or social-media content to promote commercial pornography or adult-content businesses, including where the material featuring the child is not sexually explicit.

We want the Government to amend media law so that factual TV and on-demand programmes, that make significant health or medical claims, undergo documented review by suitably qualified, independent experts before they are released to the public.

We call on the Government to conduct a review into school hours and to help introduce guidance encouraging schools to start at 9:30am and finish at 3:50pm or later, while maintaining the required amount of teaching time.