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Closed Petition closed 20th December 2022

Require all new builds to have solar panels as condition of planning permission - Final Signatures: 15,145

Make it mandatory for all new buildings to be fitted with solar panels as a condition of planning permission.

The Government responsed to this petition on 23rd November 2022 (View Full Response)
We do not mandate solar panels to enable innovation and tailoring to individual sites. However we expect most developers will use solar panels to meet the recent uplift in energy efficiency standards.
Closed Petition closed 18th June 2021

Create a rent Cap law for London Similar to the Berlin and Barcelona examples - Final Signatures: 56

The city of Berlin among other European capitals have put forward laws that put a limit into rent prices. Making sure citizens are not charged excessive rent prices. Prioritising it’s citizens livelihoods and cost of living against excessive greedy profits.


Closed Petition closed 4th June 2021

Encourage increased disabled parking provision by local councils - Final Signatures: 117

Since the correct introduction of more parking spaces to support hidden disabilities such as anxiety and depression, I want the Government to encourage councils to increase the amount of parking spaces pro rata.


Closed Petition closed 11th August 2021

Ban the use of rock salt to grit pavements for the welfare of animals - Final Signatures: 41

I would like the Government to ban the use of rock salt that can be toxic to animals to grit pavements and public paths. Local councils may use it because it’s cheaper, but the pain and illness animals can experience if they ingest the grit is not right.


Closed Petition closed 8th August 2021

Increase government funding for the provision of social housing. - Final Signatures: 41

Not only is it hard for many people to compete in the housing market, but to make things worse there is also a lack of social housing around the UK. Therefore, there should be a far greater number of social housing in the UK.


Closed Petition closed 8th July 2021

Ban local councils from charging for rubble and diy waste materials - Final Signatures: 35

Force local councils to remove charges applied for waste from diy projects. This would include
Ceramic
Paving
Wood
Wood derivatives
Cement


Closed Petition closed 13th October 2021

Provide dedicated funding for Mental Health day centres - Final Signatures: 73

The Government should give local authorities dedicated funding for mental health day care centres. Too many local authorities are under financial pressure and are closing these centres. These centres are safe havens and places for some of our most vulnerable people to be, make friends and stay well.


Closed Petition closed 19th February 2021

Free leaseholders trapped in new build properties by post-Grenfell EWS1 form - Final Signatures: 33,104

Fire safety is a natural concern within the building sector after the Grenfell tragedy.

The EWS1 form is designed to identify tall buildings where lives are at risk, but leaseholders in safe, modern, and even <18m buildings are left unable to sell or remortgage as lenders demand invasive surveys.

The Government responsed to this petition on 16th September 2020 (View Full Response)
We share homeowners’ concerns and do not support the blanket use of EWS1 forms. We encourage lenders to accept other forms of assessment in relation to external walls.
Closed Petition closed 27th April 2021

Ensure emergency access to residential properties of single, disabled people - Final Signatures: 41

Public and private landlords, including care homes, should be required to ensure that homes of single disabled people can be immediately accessed in an emergency. This could be achieved by fitting a key safe for use by emergency services, removing the time needed wait on a key holder or break entry.


Closed Petition closed 4th February 2021

Protect leaseholders from paying for cladding remedial works - Final Signatures: 30,984

The Draft Building Safety Bill currently proposes a Building Safety Charge payable by leaseholders for cladding remedial works. This should be removed and public funds made available to protect citizens through appropriate safety standards, and Freeholders should also be made to contribute.

The Government responsed to this petition on 24th November 2020 (View Full Response)
The proposed Building Safety Charge intends to cover building safety measures, such as a building safety manager, and is designed to ensure that costs are transparent and reasonable for leaseholders.