To get government funding

To prevent the build up of mess on the streets and save money on regular clean ups.

To prevent this scheme causing irretrievable damage not only to environment but our historical site as well.

It's important to have a continued bus link between Auchterarder and Stirling on a Sunday as there is on any other day of the week including Saturdays. Coming north on a train from Glasgow or Stirling to Gleneagles is a bit problematic with a wide gap between the train and platform on the northbound platform A restored bus connection between Stirling and Auchterarder on a Sunday would be safer too

The number 88 is a vital service to those caring after sick children at Ty Hafren Children's hospice. The local Green party believe that if we are ever going to tackle both the Climate and Nature emergencies, then more local bus services not less need to be supported...for the sake of the common good.

Did you know, as of 2023, that 2 out of every 10 young people aged 11-16 have used a vape? This number has almost quadrupled since 2014. If this trend continues to grow in the same way, we could see nearly ALL young people in the UK vaping before 2050! This is a shocking thought and we must act quickly to stem the tide. Make no mistake, the companies that manufacture and market vaping products are simply paying lip service to preventing youth access to their products. You only need to look at the array of bright colours and tantalising flavours that they are making available in order to see through their double marketing standards. It really is all smoke and mirrors! Nicotine addiction, lung and respiratory issues, increased risk of cancer, adverse effects on brain function... the list goes on and this is only the beginning of published research into the dangers of vaping. Vapes should be treated as a health enemy, just like cigarettes. They should be kept out of sight and look unappealing, so as not to continue to attract a younger clientele. Protect our future generations and please sign this petition now!

Here's why we believe this is not just beneficial but a perfect match: * Quality and Sustainability: Stockbridge is a community that values the high-quality and sustainable products that M&S offers. Your diverse product range would be welcomed with open arms and would align perfectly with our values. * Community Fit: With a rich demographic mix, Stockbridge is a perfect match for the broad customer base M&S caters to. The vacant unit on Raeburn Place is ideally sized and located to attract a constant stream of patrons. * Supporting Scottish Economy Ethically: M&S's commitment to supporting Scottish farmers and producers aligns with our desire to support local. Your presence would directly contribute to the economic growth of our region in a sustainable and ethical manner. * Promoting Ethical Sourcing: Your steadfast commitment to ethical sourcing would allow our community to feel confident in their food choices, knowing they align with our shared values of responsibility and sustainability. * Preserving Stockbridge's Unique Character: The vacant unit has a rich history, once housing a much-loved Scotmid supermarket and even a Woolworths in its past. M&S's presence would not only maintain the retail heritage of the space but would enhance and complement the unique charm of Stockbridge. The time is ripe for us to rekindle the initial excitement and demonstrate to you that Stockbridge eagerly awaits your return. This letter is accompanied by a petition signed by our community members, illustrating our collective support and desire for a brighter, sustainable, and prosperous future with M&S in Stockbridge. We sincerely hope you will consider our plea. Stockbridge is ready and eager for the return of the exciting prospect of an M&S Foodcourt. Thank you for your consideration, and we hope to welcome you soon to our vibrant community.

Manchester city were found guilty of breaching financial fair play but no punishment was made. Please look into the reasons why and get Manchester city to face the punishments they should have had. This needs to happen for the sake of our beautiful game. It is important as it is showing other clubs that if you have more money than other clubs you can do as you please without fear of sanctions. Why did Glasgow rangers face severe penalties but Manchester city not?

People can't just sell their cars if there's suddenly less parking. It's important to push for permit holder bays if you don't want to fight over parking spaces, have to take other people's spots on a different road, and have to move your car about multiple times a day to avoid restrictions / tickets. Reserving 9 parking spaces for school visitors / 3hr slots takes parking away from residents who don't have reserved parking.

Because the RFL are not taking appropriate action to remedy this it needs pressure from people like us the fans to make them review and admit the failings and take measured action that changes this situation which is undermining our game

Private schools are classed as charities despite being run as businesses. Schools like Eton - who charge an eye-watering £45k fee - can get tax breaks of up to 80%. But Labour have promised to scrap these and use the funds to improve state schools instead of boosting private profits. If Labour were to get into Government at the next election, they would tax private schools as businesses. It would be the first step in levelling the playing field and ensuring that no matter what your background, you get the same start. But already opposition is mounting from these schools and the elites that support them. A huge petition to all political parties showing them how popular the plans are could stop them listening to the private schools and pledge to end the tax breaks.

The recent report by UN Committee on the Rights of the Child highlighted a wide range of issues detrimentally impacting children. These included long waiting lists for mental health support, high rates of poverty, high rates of violence and sexual exploitation. It made a number of recommendations to the UK Government. In 1995, the report on Children and Violence proposed the adoption of a commitment to non-violence and recommendations to Government, in order to take a lead and build a society that reduces and prevents violence to children. Fundamentally, no commitment followed and this and other issues detrimentally impacting children is effectively being ignored by the political classes. Other warnings twenty years or so ago have been disregarded and children’s well-being and their prospects have plummeted. In order to take action, there first must be an urgent Royal Commission on Children – their protection, care, education and training, thoroughly conducted by and independent body. Children are the future and it is the responsibility of adults in society to protect and care for children. If we fail to do so, the consequences will be dire, for all of us. Unemployment, crime, the prison population and social unrest will rise, police and health services will be inundated, alternative 'accommodation' may have to be provided.