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please be aware that our website uses cookies. for an explanation as to how 38 degrees uses cookies and how this affects you, please click here. agree toggle navigation start a campaign news donate more campaigns about contact us local groups log in your campaign starts right here... start a campaign we'll connect you to help and tools every step of the way. about us saving science museums across the north of england over 45,000 people signed petitions to protect the science museums in the north of england and won we stopped bullying app "sarahah" 120,000 of us stood with devon teenager eban to take down a nasty app which allowed bullies to send anonymous messages to children. we saved our bees 136,000 of us helped persuade homebase to stop selling plants treated with bee killing pesticides. we saved broomfield a&e andy and thousands of people across essex saved their hospital's a&e from being downgraded! we got all major retailers to switch to paper cotton buds over 150,000 of us persuaded boots, sainsburys, asda and more to switch to environmentally friendly cotton buds. we kept women's history in a-level politics 40,000 of us signed a petition and wrote to the government to make sure feminism and women's history wasn't removed from a-level politics we got justice for the stoddarts! over 20,000 people came together and put pressure on msp's to step in and ensure the family got a better deal we made hsbc remove their 'anti-homeless' spikes after 13,000 people signed a petition and wrote on hsbc's social media pages, the birmingham bank branch buckled. we stopped las iguanas ripping off staff and customers nearly 90,000 of us stopped restaurant chain las iguanas bosses from pocketing tips left for hard working waiters and waitresses. we saved the exeter nhs walk in centre 38 degrees members and other campaigners in exeter successfully campaigned to save a popular and vital nhs walk-in centre from the axe. we protected small cider producers! after 26,000 of us took action, the government kept protection in place for small cider producers to keep them in business. we saved "the camp" pub in st albans the pub is now listed as an asset of community value. the first of its kind in st albans! we saved the royal united hospital hopper service after hundreds signed terry's petition, wiltshire council have saved the hospital 'hopper' bus service for another year! cornwall hospital one down, two to go! after a big petition and demonstrations, pathology services are now safe from privatisation! but two departments are still under threat, please sign the petition suffolk's specialist support centers are safe! 6,733 38 degrees members backed a campaign to save suffolk's specialist support centers, which are now safe from closure we saved the "horrid ground weaver" nearly 10,000 members joined a campaign with buglife to save one of the world rarest spiders. it's only found in a quarry in portsmouth! glasgow cathedral remains free great news! 38 degrees member mary has won her campaign to keep glasgow cathedral free to the public. folkestone town sprucer is saved! hundreds of 38 degrees members supported the sprucer - who voluntarily clears up the local gardens - against prosecution by the council. victory! british gurkhas are sent to nepal to help their homeland after calls by 38 degrees members, the government has agreed to send gurkhas to nepal. victory at st. john's churchyard! thanks to the guildford community that galvanized around this petition, st. john's church yard is now safe! norwich skating ban overturned: following on from a 6,000 strong petition, skateboarders in norwich rejoice as the council overturns plans to ban the sport in the city centre together we stood up for hexham hospital following proposals to downgrade services at hexham hospital, 38 degrees members fought a hard battle to preserve doctor's jobs on site - and won! waltham forest door to store shopping service: victory for 38 degrees members! the council has reinstated funding for the service. south parade pier win! following a massive public campaign and a petition that ran to over 7,000 signatures - portsmouth city council has been forced to order repairs on south parade pier cardiff victory after a public campaign and a petition of over 5,000 signatures, cardiff city council were pushed to extend funding to the cardiff alcohol and drug team beavers victory! after a huge public outcry and 13,000 strong petition on , the government has dropped plans to remove devon's wild beavers. stopping the lake district nuclear dump nearly 100,000 people signed 38 degrees member peter's petition to stop a nuclear dump being built in the lake district - and we won! the yorkshire lass is saved! rachel and over thousand 38 degrees members persuaded harrogate borough council to make the yorkshire lass a community asset. liverpool libraries campaign success! elysce's campaign and a “love letter” from an army of major writers has been answered by the council: all 18 of liverpool’s libraries will stay open. sos campaign success! just four days after we handed the sos petition signed by 38,944 to downing street, the government has committed to a £10 million for refuges. wolverhampton's hepworth sculpture after a powerful public campaign, royal bank of scotland have announced that they will return the hepworth sculpture to the mander centre. dorchester hospital 38 degrees members & the dorset health campaign saved the dorchester hospital pathology lab from privatisation after 3800 signed a petition, and ran a big campaign. save our pubs! after nearly 45,000 people signed a petition organised by camra, the government unveiled plans to protect thousands of pubs from unfair business practices in the pub industry. save the frome tree nearly 3000 local people from frome signed a petition to save a local tree from being chopped down by developers. they've just had some great news, the tree's been saved! keeping climate change in the curriculum 37,000 people caused a storm and convinced michael gove to keep climate change in the curriculum 202,961 of 300,000 signatures our hedgehogs need help defra has approved the a24 trap trap used in new zealand to kill hedgehogs for use in the uk. the government have approved the trap for use on rats and stoats, and expect people using the trap to make sure they don’t accidentally trap hedgehogs. but hedgehog expert hugh warwick thinks this will make little difference: “the reality is nobody is going to be policing it, nobody is going to be out there, and hedgehogs will get caught in these traps” hedgehogs are a protected species in the uk, it’s illegal to trap and kill them, even accidentally. due to the destruction of their habitat by the removal of hedgerows this british favourite has come into urban areas and sought food and safety in our gardens. this has resulted in many deaths as they find most gardeners use slug pellets which are toxic to them and the other main danger for them in urban areas is road death. 242,243 of 300,000 signatures introduce a tax (levy) on throwaway plastic the uk produces billions of pieces of throwaway plastics such as plastic straws, plastic cutlery, plastic cups and coffee cups every year. yet a huge percentage of these are not recycled - instead they end up littering our streets, our beaches and washing out to sea where they pollute our oceans and harm marine wildlife. one of the most effective solutions is to introduce a small tax on throwaway plastic at the point of sale. this has been incredibly successful with plastic carrier bags, where a small 5p charge has resulted in a reduction of over 80% in use in supermarkets. in the recent budget, the government announced that they would investigate the possibility of bringing in a plastic tax to the uk, but nothing's confirmed yet. please sign the petition to show your support for the idea, and help stop plastic pollution littering our streets and oceans. thanks, natalie, michelle

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