Open Petition since 9th July 2025

Do not introduce Digital ID cards - 2,903,105 Signatures

(Estimated Final Signatures: 3,251,942 - 6,798 added in the past 24hrs)

We demand that the UK Government immediately commits to not introducing a digital ID cards. There are reports that this is being looked at.

The Government responsed to this petition on 2nd October 2025 (View Full Response)
We will introduce a digital ID within this Parliament to help tackle illegal migration, make accessing government services easier, and enable wider efficiencies. We will consult on details soon.

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Open Petition since 5th June 2025

Call an immediate general election - 997,446 Signatures

(Estimated Final Signatures: 1,025,200 - 665 added in the past 24hrs)

We want an immediate general election to be held. We think the majority need and want change.

The Government responsed to this petition on 11th August 2025 (View Full Response)
This Government was elected on a mandate of change at the July 2024 general election. Our full focus is on fixing the foundations, rebuilding Britain, and restoring public confidence in government.

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Open Petition since 22nd April 2025

Repeal the Online Safety Act - 549,812 Signatures

(Estimated Final Signatures: 550,013 - 136 added in the past 24hrs)

We want the Government to repeal the Online Safety act.

The Government responsed to this petition on 28th July 2025 (View Full Response)
The Government is working with Ofcom to ensure that online in-scope services are subject to robust but proportionate regulation through the effective implementation of the Online Safety Act 2023.

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Open Petition since 12th September 2025

Introduce offshore detention/mass deportation for illegal migrants - 486,732 Signatures

(Estimated Final Signatures: 522,598 - 266 added in the past 24hrs)

The Government should seek to establish offshore detention facilities for individuals who enter the UK illegally, to process them and arrange their deportation.

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Open Petition since 16th July 2025

Mandatory collection and publication of certain child sexual offender data - 257,758 Signatures

(Estimated Final Signatures: 259,073 - 15 added in the past 24hrs)

Place a statutory requirement on councils, the police, the Crown Prosecution Service and all other related institutions to collect, record and publish the nationality, ethnicity, immigration status and religion of child sexual offenders, including gang based crime.

The Government responsed to this petition on 30th July 2025 (View Full Response)
The Government is already taking action to increase the collection and transparency of data on the demographic characteristics of individuals responsible for group-based child sexual exploitation.

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Open Petition since 9th May 2025

Protect Northern Ireland Veterans from Prosecutions - 209,007 Signatures

(Estimated Final Signatures: 209,714 - 36 added in the past 24hrs)

We think that the Government should not make any changes to legislation that would allow Northern Ireland Veterans to be prosecuted for doing their duty in combating terrorism as part of 'Operation Banner'. (1969-2007)

Debate: This petition was debated in Westminster Hall on 14th July 2025

The Government responsed to this petition on 3rd June 2025 (View Full Response)
The last Government’s Legacy Act was wrong and was found to be unlawful. It was opposed by many, including some families who lost relatives serving in Operation Banner.

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Open Petition since 20th June 2025

Review possible penalties for social media posts, including the use of prison - 189,922 Signatures

(Estimated Final Signatures: 191,014 - 18 added in the past 24hrs)

We call on the Government to urgently review the possible penalties for non-violent offences arising from social media posts, including the use of prison.

The Government responsed to this petition on 25th July 2025 (View Full Response)
The government is committed to ensuring penalties are proportionate and uphold freedom of expression.

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Open Petition since 23rd May 2025

Keep the 5-Year ILR pathway for existing Skilled Worker visa holders - 176,601 Signatures

(Estimated Final Signatures: 179,697 - 92 added in the past 24hrs)

Do not apply the proposed 10-year ILR rule to existing Skilled Worker visa holders. Keep the 5-year ILR route for those already in the UK on this visa. Apply any changes only to new applicants from the date of implementation.

Debate: This petition was debated in Westminster Hall on 8th September 2025

The Government responsed to this petition on 17th June 2025 (View Full Response)
As with several other measures in the Immigration White Paper, the proposals on earned settlement will be subject to a formal consultation process, and we welcome this contribution to that process.

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Open Petition since 25th April 2025

Withdraw the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill - 163,663 Signatures

(Estimated Final Signatures: 166,906 - 704 added in the past 24hrs)

We call on the Government to withdraw the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill. We believe it downgrades education for all children, and undermines educators and parents. If it is not withdrawn, we believe it may cause more harm to children and their educational opportunities than it helps

The Government responsed to this petition on 16th September 2025 (View Full Response)
The Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill puts in place a package of support to drive high and rising standards throughout our education and care systems so that every child can achieve and thrive.

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Open Petition since 3rd July 2025

Make Play and Continuous Provision statutory in England's Key Stage 1 Curriculum - 88,514 Signatures

(Estimated Final Signatures: 136,590 - 2,283 added in the past 24hrs)

Revise statutory guidance for KS1 to make play based pedagogy a core part of the Key Stage One National Curriculum, extending the best practice that we see in Early Years to ensure all Key Stage One children continue to have a developmentally appropriate play based approach to their learning.

The Government responsed to this petition on 1st August 2025 (View Full Response)
We recognise play is critical to children’s wellbeing and development which is why the Department is working to make sure that all children have access to these enrichment opportunities at school.

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