Online Petitions

New Petitions

  1. SAY NO TO THE BEDROOM TAX

    29 Signatures

    Ends Sun, 1 Sep 13

  2. Bristol's Mayor to investigate Bristol's bus services.

    31 Signatures

    Ends Sat, 31 Aug 13

  3. Public parks for the public - Castle Park closure 2013

    8 Signatures

    Ends Thu, 25 Jul 13

  4. Campaign for an 8.5% levy on large supermarkets

    215 Signatures

    Ends Thu, 19 Dec 13

  5. No confidence in Mayor Ferguson

    222 Signatures

    Ends Fri, 23 May 14

  6. Say NO to yellow lines on Queen Victoria Road

    158 Signatures

    Ends Tue, 1 Oct 13

  7. A School for Redfield and St George for September 2014

    222 Signatures

    Ends Sun, 30 Jun 13

  8. Extend Residents Parking

    13 Signatures

    Ends Fri, 28 Jun 13

  9. NO congestion charge for Bristol

    88 Signatures

    Ends Tue, 1 Oct 13

  10. Whiteladies residents FOR parking zones

    13 Signatures

    Ends Mon, 1 Sep 14

Welcome to our online petition system. Here you can add your name to an existing petition or you can create a new one.

Taking part in or creating a petition is one way individuals, community groups and organisations can get involved in what the council does. It allows people to raise issues of public concern, giving councilors the opportunity to consider the need for change.

Anyone who lives, works or studies in Bristol can sign or create a petition. There is no age limit - children and young people can also take part in or create a petition.

To set up a new petition, you must be a registered user within the e-petitions website. Click the  'Add A Petition' link on this page and follow the instructions on screen.

To sign a petition, click the 'View Petitions' link on this screen. You will then see all current petitions. Click on the petition you are interested in and you will see information about the topic. If you want to sign, complete the details requested and click 'Submit my signature'.

Also, read the Bristol City Council Petition Scheme - which describes the arrangements for submitting petitions to the council.

 

If you have any questions please either email: consultation@bristol.gov.uk

or telephone 0117 92 22848