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Petition Responses

Responses to e-Petitions are compiled by Number 10 in conjunction with relevant Government departments. They are issued soon after an e-Petition has closed and will appear here on a rolling basisĀ at the same time they are e-mailed to all signatories.

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Tuesday 6 January 2009

Selbyecotown - epetition response

“We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to stop his Government considering sites in the Selby District for a possible Eco Town.”

Tuesday 6 January 2009

Lyttelton - epetition response

“We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to award a Knighthood to Humphrey Lyttelton.”

Tuesday 6 January 2009

Northborough - epetition response

“We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to request Peterborough City Council not to lift the covenant that currently protects the land at Lakeside, 33 The Pingle. This covenant prevents the land from being used for development. Lifting of the covenant could give the go-ahead for the building of up to 56 houses in the small and quiet Cambridgeshire village of Northborough.”

Tuesday 6 January 2009

Rights-for-work - epetition response

“We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to change the status of Romanian labour force in UK.”

Tuesday 6 January 2009

Roadtaxrates - epetition response

“We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to reverse the decision to abolish the exemption from higher road tax rates for cars that emit more than 225g/km of CO2 and were registered between March 2001 and March 2006.”

Tuesday 6 January 2009

Autism-schools - epetition response

“We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to provide at least one autism specific school in every county of the UK.”

Tuesday 6 January 2009

Knifesales - epetition response

“We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to remove the “due diligence” defence to stop shops escaping prosecution for underage knife sales.”

Tuesday 6 January 2009

Blue-lights - epetition response

“We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to create a change in the Road Vehicle Lighting Regulations to allow preserved Emergency vehicles including Police, Fire,Ambulance customs and all the other listed emegency vehicles to be allowed to have blue warning lamps fitted to their vehicles provided they are covered up securely so that no blue light is visible on the highway, unless authorised by a Police Officer.”

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