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Open Petition since 29th April 2025

Make neurodiversity training mandatory for all education staff - 14,686 Signatures
(Estimated Final Signatures: 46,061 - 216 added in the past 24hrs)

We want the government to introduce mandatory neurodiversity training for all teachers and support staff as part of core training.


Open Petition since 12th May 2025

Reverse guidance stopping refugees gaining citizenship - 22,786 Signatures
(Estimated Final Signatures: 43,768 - 130 added in the past 24hrs)

The 'Nationality: good character requirement' guidance was updated on 10 February 2025, preventing many refugees from ever becoming British citizens. We urge ministers to urgently reverse this policy or update the guidance to confirm refugees are exempt.


Open Petition since 1st April 2025

Remove CWS Bill clauses and provide tangible support to home educating parents - 26,143 Signatures
(Estimated Final Signatures: 43,416 - 781 added in the past 24hrs)

We urge the Government to remove the provisions of the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill on "children not in school", conduct proper independent research into the outcomes of home educated children and provide tangible support for home educating families including:

The Government responsed to this petition on 1st May 2025 (View Full Response)
We will not remove the Children Not in School measures. These are vital to help local authorities identify children not in school and more effectively address if they are in unsuitable education.
Open Petition since 7th January 2025

Require labelling of beef & dairy from cows fed with additives to reduce methane - 36,598 Signatures
(Estimated Final Signatures: 37,179 - 32 added in the past 24hrs)

We believe that all beef and dairy products from cows whose feed contains additives used for reducing methane emissions, should be labelled to state that this is the case, so the public can decide whether to consume or not, instead of consuming unknowingly. We believe it should be our choice.

The Government responsed to this petition on 19th February 2025 (View Full Response)
There are currently no rules requiring meat or dairy products to be labelled with details of animal feed, and the Government has no plans to introduce any.
Open Petition since 20th December 2024

Enact measures to combat knife crime - 35,973 Signatures
(Estimated Final Signatures: 36,693 - 44 added in the past 24hrs)

Establish a violence reduction unit like the Scottish Government did to minimise knife crime.

The Government responsed to this petition on 29th April 2025 (View Full Response)
There are already 20 Violence Reduction Units established in England and Wales, many of them based on Scotland’s model, and all of them integral to our mission to halve knife crime within a decade.
Open Petition since 15th January 2025

Create path to Settlement for Ukrainians in the UK - 35,702 Signatures
(Estimated Final Signatures: 35,915 - 9 added in the past 24hrs)

We urge the UK government to provide a path to settlement for Ukrainians living in the UK. These individuals face significant uncertainty about their future. We think allowing them to settle would provide the stability needed to rebuild their lives and contribute to British society.

The Government responsed to this petition on 24th February 2025 (View Full Response)
We recognise the Ukrainian government’s desire for the return of their citizens to help rebuild Ukraine when it is safe to do so. This is why the temporary Ukraine schemes do not lead to settlement.
Open Petition since 22nd April 2025

Strengthen the Animal Welfare Act 2006 - 16,047 Signatures
(Estimated Final Signatures: 35,276 - 137 added in the past 24hrs)

Amend the Animal Welfare Act 2006 to include the following policies:

-Registered Breeder Index
-Canine Competency Certificate
-Cruelty Policing Unit
-Harsher criminal penalties


Open Petition since 24th December 2024

Abolish Non-Crime Hate Incidents - 34,150 Signatures
(Estimated Final Signatures: 34,580 - 29 added in the past 24hrs)

The term 'non-crime hate incident' describes an incident which involves an act by a person which is perceived by another person to be motivated by hostility or prejudice towards people with a particular characteristic, i.e. race, religion, sexual orientation, disability, transgender identity.

The Government responsed to this petition on 24th January 2025 (View Full Response)
The National Police Chiefs’ Council, supported by the College of Policing, are reviewing the use and effectiveness of non-crime hate incidents. The Government will await the outcome of this review.
Open Petition since 1st April 2025

Recognise the production and serving of cask ale as Intangible Cultural Heritage - 26,180 Signatures
(Estimated Final Signatures: 34,535 - 70 added in the past 24hrs)

Following the UK’s ratification of UNESCO's Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, we call on the Government to recognise production and serving of traditional British cask ale as Intangible Cultural Heritage.

The Government responsed to this petition on 24th April 2025 (View Full Response)
The Government is setting up an inventory to recognise intangible cultural heritage in the UK. We will open a public call later this year and would welcome a submission on cask ale.
Open Petition since 8th April 2025

Protect Disabled people who cannot work from planned cuts to benefits - 23,830 Signatures
(Estimated Final Signatures: 33,433 - 76 added in the past 24hrs)

We want the Government to halt all planned benefit cuts for disabled people unable to work. Instead of reducing benefits, we want them to rise in line with inflation. We want support, not hardship and deprivation, for those who cannot work.

The Government responsed to this petition on 29th April 2025 (View Full Response)
The Government must urgently tackle the spiralling welfare bill, restore trust and fairness in the system, and protect disabled people. Social security reforms will therefore continue as planned.