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Closed Petition closed 5th May 2021

Fund and roll out the Voluntary Right to Buy Scheme nationally - Final Signatures: 1,226

The pilot has now closed and an update is needed for the VRTB scheme national rollout date. With the government in talks about reducing the deposit amount for first time buyers it's time to give an update on the scheme from 2016.


Closed Petition closed 14th October 2021

Remove the £11.00 charge that family have to pay per death certificate! - Final Signatures: 58

We pay thousands of pounds on our taxes each year and I feel it’s wrong that we have to pay £11.00 per death certificate.


Closed Petition closed 13th April 2021

Give leaseholders more legal protection and consumer rights - Final Signatures: 6,987

1. To amend Sections 88 & 89 of the Building Safety Bill so that leaseholders are not financially liable for building safety defects

2. To amend the limitation period for claims under S.1 Defective Premises Act 1972 to allow limitation to run 6 years from the date of discovery of the defects


Closed Petition closed 14th March 2021

Legislate to BAN leasehold houses & set ground rents of new-build flats to ZERO - Final Signatures: 17,605

Suffering leaseholders have endured endless consultations & years of failed reforms. Government must fulfil the promises made in 2017 to legislate to:

1. BAN leasehold houses
2. Restrict all ground rents on new leases to ZERO
3. Enact ALL of the Law Commission proposals

The Government responsed to this petition on 28th October 2020 (View Full Response)
The Government has confirmed it will ban the sale of new leasehold houses and restrict grounds rents to zero for future leases. We will bring forward legislation as soon as parliamentary time allows.
Closed Petition closed 13th July 2021

Make spitting in the street illegal - Final Signatures: 47

Ban and fine people for spitting in the street. It used to be illegal and during Covid people should be fined for doing so. Not only is it disgusting it could also be spreading the virus.


Closed Petition closed 1st August 2021

Require all Landlords to allow individuals claiming DSS to rent during Covid-19 - Final Signatures: 14

The government should require landlords to accept individuals claiming housing benefits. Many people are on furlough and claiming universal credit because of the pandemic. Some are losing their jobs as businesses are facing difficulty in this harsh period, whilst some are working on reduced hours.


Closed Petition closed 4th May 2021

Ban the development of Wind Farms within AONBs and National Parks in England - Final Signatures: 182

We want a ban to all Wind Farm developments within the environmentally designated AONBs and National Parks. This is due to the onshore wind farms having too much of an impact in terms of Sustainable Development


Closed Petition closed 25th September 2021

Protect critically ill people from eviction by landlords - Final Signatures: 26

Place the health and well-being of people above short-term financial interests of landlords. In this case, by implementing a, critical illness moratorium, into the housing act that prevents any eviction of a person or their household within 1 year of diagnosis of a recognized critical illness.


Closed Petition closed 29th September 2021

Require, by law, a basic level of training for all Planning Committee members. - Final Signatures: 25

Require that all elected members who sit on Planning Committees in the UK receive a basic, perhaps standardised, level of training in the principles of Town and Country Planning and relevant legislation.


Closed Petition closed 2nd April 2021

Extend the Building Safety Fund to include non-ACM buildings under 18m - Final Signatures: 8,236

Extend the parameters of the building safety fund for non-ACM cladding. To treat everyone fairly by including under 18m buildings, to broaden the scope and funding to include wood balconies, wooden walkways, compartmentalisation issues and fund historical fire safety work.