ePetitions
Signing a petition is one way for people who live, work or study in the Bradford District to express their concerns and priorities to their Local Authority. The Council has an e-petition scheme to make it easier for people to submit petitions.
Submitting a Petition
You can either submit a paper petition or use our e-petition scheme.
Read the petition scheme guidance to find out how to submit a petition or an e-petition and how the Council will deal with it.
You can submit a paper petition to:
Room 112
Committee Secretariat
Legal & Democratic Services
City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council
City Hall
Bradford
BD1 1HY
If you would like to talk to someone about submitting a petition, please call Committee Secretariat on 01274 432269.
Consultations
Before entering your petition you may want to check that the issue that you want to create a petition on is not the subject of a Council consultation.
List of current e-petitions
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| Land to the rear of st winefrides school |
Signing an e-petition
To support an existing e-petition simply choose an e-petition and if you already subscribe to our updates feature which allows you to receive emails on Council committees, enter your user name and password. If not, register with us by providing your name and email address.
You can see all the e-petitions currently available for signature.
When you sign an e-petition you will be asked to provide your name and a valid email address. You will be sent an email to the address you have provided. This email will include a link which you must click on in order to confirm the email address is valid. Once this step is complete your ‘signature’ will be added to the petition. People visiting the e-petition will be able to see how many people have signed it but not their names/details.
If you would like to talk to someone about submitting a petition, please call Committee Secretariat on 01274 432269.
Log on to submit an e-petition
Current e-petitions
Disclaimer
The Council accepts no liability for the contents on these webpages. The views expressed in the e-petitions do not necessarily reflect those of City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council.