Introduction to e-petitions
Most popular open petitions
We the undersigned petition the council to…
- Improve pedestrian road safety at the entrances to St Anne's Catholic Primary School, Banstead. (301 signatures)
- provide for a crossing that prioritises pedestrians and bicycles over traffic at the junction of Wheatfield Way and Cycle Route 21 (175 signatures)
- Change the speed limit to 30mph on the A287 through Beacon Hill (152 signatures)
- Reduce the speed limit on the A24 South up the hill from the Cockerel roundabout until past the old Kuoni site , from the current 50 mph to a safer slower speed reflecting the residential area. (129 signatures)
- Improve road safety outside Danesfield Manor School, Rydens Avenue, Walton on Thames (115 signatures)
Most recent petitions
We the undersigned petition the council to…
- coordinate measures by the Highways Dept, Environmental Health Dept, the Police and the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, together with other responsible bodies, to take action to control the blight of excessive exhaust noise, speed and danger throughout the Dorking area, with particular regard to safety within villages.
- wIthdraw the idea put forward in the recent Parking Strategy Update paper that "The Council should support the introduction of on-street parking charges" on all time-limited free parking spaces on the main thoroughfares in our towns and larger villages and that Local and Joint Committees should not support the reason suggested for introducing such charges as being “ to help improve access to retail areas" as this will have the opposite effect on our fragile retail sector
- Improve road safety outside Danesfield Manor School, Rydens Avenue, Walton on Thames
- Reduce the speed limit on the A24 South up the hill from the Cockerel roundabout until past the old Kuoni site , from the current 50 mph to a safer slower speed reflecting the residential area.
- Change the speed limit to 30mph on the A287 through Beacon Hill
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