109,390 people stand with Lindsay and Craig.

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#FreetheForemans

One week to go until Halloween, and the skeletons are already waiting at the supermarket door.

For most of us that’s part of the fun. But Maria, a mum of a young child, says those entrance displays are giving little ones nightmares. She’s started a petition asking supermarkets the scary stuff in a dedicated Halloween aisle, so kids can come along for the weekly shop without being frightened.

Agree? You can add your name here: vist.ly/5pskw

Last week, fans marked the second anniversary of Liam Payne’s death at Wolverhampton’s West Park bandstand. A petition now asks the City of Wolverhampton Council for a permanent memorial.

You can sign here: vist.ly/5pnha

Leah Croucher’s parents have a message for the 103,573 people backing Leah’s Law

In February 2019, 19-year-old Leah left her home in Milton Keynes to walk to work. She never arrived.

More than three years later, her remains were found in the loft of a house nearby. An inquest y killed by Neil Maxwell, a convicted sex offender.

Now her mum and dad, Claire and John, are calling for Leah’s Law - mandatory sentencing for repeat sexual offenders. More than 100,000 people have already signed in less than a month.

You can sign and share at vist.ly/5pn6b

“The dog did not put Maggie in the bin. A human being did.”

After Maggie was mauled to death by a dog in Wollaston, Northamptonshire, her family only found her body because of her tracker.

Petition starter Drew Carter wants dog attacks on cats made a specific offence, and a cat’s death, not hide it.

You can sign here: vist.ly/5pm27

Around 15,000 people have signed the petition to keep DIY SOS on air, in less than a week.

The BBC says it will “rest” the show in 2027 because of its savings challenges, and make a cheaper spin-off instead. Presenter Nick Knowles has said he’s “disappointed” not to be filming tion was started by David Claydon, a plasterer who worked on a DIY SOS build. He says the show does something special: it “stands as a reminder to all of us of the potential we have to make a difference in our communities”.

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Thousands of people have now signed the petition calling on Big Brother to remove Omar from the house, over concerns regarding his behaviour towards fellow contestant Rhianna.

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#BBUK #BigBrother

Richard Ratcliffe campaigned for his wife Nazanin's release from prison in Iran. Now he's doing the same for Lindsay and Craig. Today, alongside their son Joe, he handed the petition to free Lindsay and Craig to No.10.  You can sign here: vist.ly/5m32p

#FreeTheForemans

Today, Joe is taking his fight to No.10.

His mum Lindsay and Craig Foreman are being held in prison in Iran. Joe is handing in his petition, signed by over 109,000 people, with one message for the Government: bring them home.

To ensure your name is delivered to No.10, you can /gutMM9o26a

#FreeTheForemans

“It’s the people who are the beating heart of SOS.” That’s how Nick Knowles described it this week, after the BBC confirmed DIY SOS will be “rested” in 2027 to save money.

For 27 years, thousands of tradespeople, suppliers and volunteers have turned up for families facing d disability.

David Claydon, a plasterer who worked on a build last year, has started a petition asking the BBC to keep the show on air. You can add your name here: vist.ly/5p8uj

Before heading to Downing Street today to hand in her 300,000-signature petition, Susan Liverman went on BBC Politics Live to explain why families like hers shouldn’t be punished when their children can’t go to school.

Susan’s son tried hard to go to school, but undiagnosed erences made the classroom overwhelming. While she fought for support, she lived with the threat of fines. Thousands of parents are in the same position.
Her message is simple: fines and prosecution don’t get children back into education. Proper support and alternatives to mainstream school do.

You can add your name here: vist.ly/5p62y

Big Brother viewers are worried about what they’re seeing in the house.

In Monday’s episode, Rhianna told Omar she didn’t like the way he spoke to her and tried to call things off. Fellow housemates have described the relationship as toxic, and fans have spent the past week ee as controlling, including Omar telling her “your feelings aren’t facts”.

Cody Fisher’s petition asks ITV to step in, remove Omar from the house, and review how it supports housemates.

You can add your name here: vist.ly/5p52b

#BBUK #BigBrother

When ITV axed Sir Tom Jones as a coach, it offered him a “super guest judge” spot instead. Reports this week say he has rejected it and won’t be coming back.

Over 76,000 fans are refusing to accept that. They’ve signed the petition asking ITV to bring Sir Tom back in his join them here: vist.ly/5mt7e

“If Leah’s Law was in place, she’d still be here”

Claire and John Croucher took their campaign to Westminster last week, and now three MPs in their area back a mandatory prison sentence for anyone convicted of a third sexual offence.

85,000+ have signed so far.

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Playing music out loud on buses in England could soon land you a £100 fine 🎧

The government has announced a crackdown, and on trains it’s already been against the law since 2005. The catch is who actually enforces it. Bus drivers won't be asked to, and instead it will fall to Lilla Hurst from London started her petition after years of noisy commutes, and too many hostile reactions whenever she asked someone to turn it down.

So how should it work? More staff? Reporting it from your phone? Something else entirely?

Share your idea on Lilla’s petition: vist.ly/5nz3i

Nearly 9 in 10 Brits say playing music or videos out loud without headphones on public transport is unacceptable, according to a new Ipsos poll.

Londoner Lilla says asking people to turn it down “often result[s] in hostile or aggressive responses”. She’s calling on transport dphones the rule.

Agree? You can sign here:
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The government has launched a £200m training programme to help teachers support pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). That includes autistic children and children with ADHD. But the first training materials are optional for schools.

Charlotte says too are labelled as “difficult or badly behaved” when they’re actually struggling with sensory overload, anxiety or communication.

She’s calling for training to be mandatory, so children feel understood rather than blamed. You can sign the petition here:
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This is the difference two years can make.

Astley residents continue to fight the 60ft warehouses constructed on their doorstep without a proper Environmental and Landscape Impact Assessment.

The petition to suspend the Astley Warehouses now has over 32,000 signatures, and Group has set up a GoFundMe. You can sign the petition here: vist.ly/5i3f9

“How is this person out on the street?”

19-year-old Leah Croucher went missing on her way to work in Milton Keynes in February 2019. Her body was found more than three years later, minutes from where she was last seen.

Now her dad John and mum Claire are calling for Leah’s Law: repeat sex offenders.

More than 77,000 people have signed their petition: vist.ly/5nj8t

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Since 1 October, new drivers under 24 in Northern Ireland can only carry one young passenger at night for their first six months.

Crystal Owen’s son Harvey died in a crash in 2023. She’s campaigning for graduated licences in England and Wales: a minimum learning period, and ers for newly qualified 17–19-year-olds.

“It does beg the question why in England our young people are not given the same protections,” she told the BBC.

You can add your name here:
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