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Keep Cheshire Safe – Save Our PCSOsCheshire Police has announced plans to save money by cutting almost 70% of Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) in the new year, threatening them with redundancy in the lead up to Christmas. UNISON is calling on Cheshire Police to reverse plans to cut PCSOs where you live, in order to keep your local community safe and protect the jobs of these hard-working police staff. It is estimated that these plans will result in over 100,000 hours per annum less policing on the Cheshire patch! Have your voice heard as a concerned resident and send a letter demanding Police and Crime Commissioner Dan Price save our PCSOs.774 of 800 SignaturesCreated by UNISON North West -
Hands off our homes - support Lancashire care workers fighting back!Will you support care workers who are standing up and taking action against Reform's plans to cut vital care services in Lancashire? Lancashire County Council is threatening to close five care homes and five day centres as part of a "review" of its care services which could put hundreds of jobs at risk as well as threatening the homes and security of dozens of vulnerable residents and service-users who rely on vital council services. For years, care workers have worked in poorly maintained buildings, with short staffing meaning that agency work is heavily relied on. Despite these challenges, they have provided outstanding care.  Now, the council is using the poor state of these services as an excuse to shut them down – even though their bad decisions created this problem. During the pandemic, these workers were called heroes. Now, they are being treated with contempt.  For many care home and day centre residents, these workers are the closest they could call family. Staff have built up relationships for years with people in these places – they aren’t just buildings, they’re places where older people can feel safe and families under pressure receive vital support.  In June, the Reform UK council leadership voted to bring in a unit of cost-cutters. One of the people leading the ‘review’ is Councillor Graham Dalton, who takes the cabinet lead on adult social care – and who owns a private care company.  No wonder workers have no faith in the council, and believe that this ‘review’ is the first step towards privatisation or closure.  UNISON have been informed by councillors that private firms have already been knocking at the door with various offers to buy the homes. Perhaps corporations see an easy target to make massive profits out of older people with nowhere else to go. Once again, cash is being put over care – and Lancashire people are paying the price. Workers have been told that there is no real consultation with them over the state of care work, and that they’ve been intimidated out of speaking to their union representatives. Staff have also been instructed not to speak to their own elected representatives about the issue. But they won’t be stopped. With the full weight of UNISON and the wider trade union movement behind them, they know they have strength in numbers to push back against this thoughtless "review".  Add your name to the petition, and let these workers know they won't be fighting this alone.Â3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by UNISON North West -
Stop the Cuts in Leicestershire Fire and Rescue ServiceThe Brigade Committee of the Leicestershire Fire Brigades Union is taking this position to stop the cuts within Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service (LFRS). The Chief Fire Officer has announced that £1 million of cuts are required to produce a balanced budget for LFRS. To achieve this, the most significant cut involves removing the two wholetime-crewed Tactical Response Vehicles (TRVs) from duty and changing the duty system at another fire station. This will result in a loss of five positions from our establishment. The impact of these cuts is that the level of fire cover in the west of Leicester and Loughborough will be reduced during the day. The more concerning aspect for the FBU is the loss of firefighter positions at a time when the resilience of fire cover across Leicestershire and Rutland is already being propped up by overtime shifts and retained firefighters covering wholetime shortfalls. The current crewing crisis will only be made worse by these cuts. Since 2010, when Leicestershire had over 750 wholetime firefighters, numbers have fallen to fewer than 500 today. These cuts stem from years of Tory-led austerity and a severe lack of investment—all against a backdrop of increasing incident numbers, rising risks, and the challenges of climate change, including wildfires in summer and flooding in winter. It is time to say enough is enough. #CutsKill469 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Leicestershire FBU -
Support our No Compulsory Redundancies Fight at Edinburgh Napier UniversityWe are asking for your support by signing our petition to ensure that there are no compulsory redundancies of academic and academic related staff at Edinburgh Napier University. We are looking for support to inform the university leadership that their proposal and processing of a reduction in these staff of approximately 70 posts is detrimental to the provision of university education delivery for current and potential students. The University having processed a large number of these voluntary job cuts have now stated they are looking to remove 10 to 15 jobs via compulsory redundancies. We need your help to put a halt to this.Â16 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Ruth Winters -
Stop Fire Service Cuts in Buckinghamshire - Protect Public & Firefighter SafetyStop Fire Service Cuts in Buckinghamshire - Protect Public & Firefighter Safety We call on Buckinghamshire & Milton Keynes Fire Authority to stop the proposed removal of 7 retained fire engines, the closure of 2 fire stations, and the plan to expand the operational independence of the Chief Fire Officer without adequate accountability. Our Concerns: The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) believes these proposals will lead directly to: Slower Response Times: These proposals will directly lead to slower response times. Cutting fire engines and closing stations means fewer crews available and longer distances to emergencies. When seconds count, delays can cost lives, worsened injuries, and greater damage. Increased Risk to Public & Firefighter Safety: They also create serious risks to public and firefighter safety. Reduced cover stretches crews, limits operational capacity, and increases the danger faced by firefighters responding to incidents with fewer resources. Communities will be left with lower levels of protection when emergencies occur. Managed Decline: This is part of a managed decline of Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service that has continued for years, with stations, staff, and appliances already cut. Further reductions will weaken the service, undermine resilience, and reduce its ability to respond effectively to major incidents.  Opposition to the Expansion of Chief Fire Officer Operational Independence This risks reducing democratic oversight, transparency, and proper accountability for decisions that directly affect public safety and firefighter welfare. Any changes to operational fire cover must be fully accountable to the community—not placed behind closed doors or separated from public scrutiny. The FBU Position The Fire Brigades Union’s position is clear: These are cuts — and cuts kill. We demand an immediate halt to these proposals and a commitment to protecting emergency response, firefighter safety, and community protection. Protect our fire service. Stop the cuts. Our Message Public safety must come before cost-cutting. Firefighters deserve safe working conditions. Communities deserve a fully funded, resilient fire service.231 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Bucks FBU -
Save Welsh Industry – No More Site ClosuresI’m Steve and I work at a car factory in South Wales. Over 100 jobs are at risk in my factory. Too many Welsh industrial sites have already been forced to close. We all have friends, neighbours, colleagues that have lost their jobs. I say no more plant closures. No more communities being gutted. To save Welsh industry and stop plant closures, we need to push Westminster and the Senedd to deliver on investment, trade, procurement and worker voice. All Parties need to improve their policies. The policies of Reform and the Conservatives pose the biggest threat. -- Er sylw Llywodraeth Cymru a Llywodraeth y DU Achub Diwydiant Cymru - Dim Mwy o Gau Safleoedd - Dim Mwy o Reform Steve ydw i a dwi’n gweithio mewn ffatri geir yn ne Cymru. Mae dros 100 o swyddi mewn perygl yn fy ffatri. Mae gormod o safleoedd diwydiannol yng Nghymru eisoes wedi cael eu gorfodi i gau. Mae gan bob un ohonom ffrindiau, cymdogion a chydweithwyr sydd wedi colli eu swyddi. Felly fy neges i yw i beidio â chau rhagor o ffatrïoedd. Dim mwy o chwalu cymunedau. Er mwyn achub diwydiant Cymru ac atal ffatrïoedd rhag cau, mae angen i San Steffan a'r Senedd weithredu - ac mae angen i ni stopio Reform rhag dod i rym.560 of 600 SignaturesCreated by Steve, car factory worker -
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Stop Cuts to Dumfries and Galloway Education Provision!Please sign this petition to show Dumfries and Galloway Council that their inadequate, speedy, and vague consultation on cuts to essential services in our education provision are opposed. As educators you are the true and informed professionals in this process. We need to be clear that these proposal if brought to fruition will permanently damage the education and services of the children of Dumfries and Galloway. Â252 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Ruth Winters -
Double the doors for faster, safer, accessible buses! Better Buses Consultation ResponseJoin Better Buses for West Yorkshire's mass consultation response calling for better accessibility and accountability for West Yorkshire’s new bus network! Parents, disabled users and passengers demand Mayor Brabin uses her new powers over publicly controlled buses to introduce London style buses with dual doors to make them quicker, safe and accessible for everyone! Sign our petition to include your name on Better Buses West Yorkshire’s joint consultation response to the Mayor. Our full response is documented here: Better Buses West Yorkshire recommended consultation response113 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Gareth Forest
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Profit has no place in social careJoin us in calling for a publicly funded, publicly delivered social care system in Wales that puts people, not profits, first.Â529 of 600 SignaturesCreated by TUC Cymru -
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Northumbria Pay and Pension Petition: Stop the Steal!We call on Northumbria University to halt the pay freeze and stop the pension steal! Staff at Northumbria University have taken steps towards a strike ballot over plans by the university to force staff from the Teachers' Pension Scheme to the Universities Superannuation Scheme. If staff move to the new pension, they could be worse off by losing benefits and thousands of pounds of their own money for every year they are retired. If they refuse, they will suffer an indefinite pay freeze until the university decides that it has taken enough money from them to fund its ‘strategy’.764 of 800 SignaturesCreated by Emma Campbell -
Protect Pupil and Staff Safety at Lenzie AcademyEIS members at Lenzie Academy are calling on East Dunbartonshire Council to engage in meaningful consultation with union representatives regarding serious health and safety concerns at the school.745 of 800 SignaturesCreated by Rob Henthorn -
Cuts Kill: Save Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue ServiceOxfordshire County Council and the Chief Fire Officer must scrap the current Fire and Rescue Cover Model cuts and withdraw the proposals to close fire stations, remove fire engines, cut firefighter posts and impose unsafe 12-hour shifts.  They must guarantee: no station closures or mergers, no removal of engines or the specialist rescue vehicle, no reduction in guaranteed night-time cover, no redundancies or forced relocations (including Kidlington tied housing).  Instead, they should work with firefighters, their union and local communities on a transparent, risk-led, properly funded plan that protects public safety and supports retained crews through investment in training and Station Support Officers.  Cuts Kill: Lets Prevent It!1,594 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Oxfordshire Fire Brigades Union