Agenda item - To receive petitions and e-petitions.

Petitions will be presented to the Mayor at the meeting.

28.1         The Mayor invited the submission of petitions from councillors and members of the public.  He reminded the Council that petitions would be referred to the appropriate decision-making body without debate and the person presenting the petition would be invited to attend the meeting to which the petition was referred.

28.2         Ms. Paynter presented an e-petition signed by 85 residents concerning the provision of public toilets in the city;

28.3         Ms. Shepherd presented an e-petition signed by 151 residents concerning inadequate coach parking facilities in the city;

28.4         Mr. Love presented an e-petition signed by 110 residents concerning Norton Road Car Parking Charges;

28.5         Councillor Wilson presented a petition signed by 18 residents concerning road safety at a junction in Crossbush Road;

28.6         Councillor Simson presented a petition signed by 328 residents concerning the reinstatement of the No. 52 bus service;

28.7         Councillor Fitch presented a petition signed by 31 residents concerning the protection of Toad’s Hole Valley from development; and

28.8         Ms. Simson presented a petition signed by over 140 residents concerning the need for a crossing outside St. Joseph’s School.