PETITIONS
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petition Andrew Jarge
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in the in the streets. I
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The petitions were collected by the local
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Amongst other things,
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The purpose of the petition is to support the supply of secure and affordable homes.
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The petition is in support of my Homes and Planning Bull
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for locals and to control the loss of housing stock to second of holidaythe petitioners therefore request
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The House of Commons urgesthe government to give local authorities powers to require planning permission for the conversion of homes into
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petition housing in Cornwall
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Madam Deputy Speaker, I'm grateful to be able to present to
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on behalf of my constituents regarding the dangerous and anti-social use ofe-bikes. Through this petition and a corresponding online petition, 1,0
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As he went by, he turned the handlebars at me in a threatening way, and I had to push into a hedge to be safe.
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The petitioners therefore request that the House of Commons urge the government
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Petition illegal use of e-bikes and motorbikes.
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presented a petition on NHS dentistry on behalf of 1,060 residents in Mid Dorset and North
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In the last two years, £17 million has been lost from our dental budget in Dorset, whilst the population increases, demand grows and the gaps in NHS
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Nearly 10 million was provided to dentists but not spent in the first year and then not transferred to NHS
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existing waiting lists and this year the budget appears to have been reduced by nearly 7 million and the ICB has failed to explain
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at Ringfence dental budget on dental
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Petitioners remain, etc.
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