vote of confidence, given that Labour have gone against their pledges.
Vote of confidence
Signatures
6
signatures
Government response threshold (10,000) · 6/10,000
Debate threshold (100,000) · 6/100,000
- 17 FEB 2026Petition rejectedhonours
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- 28 JAN 2026Petition created
Background
Voters place their trust in political parties based on the commitments made during an election campaign. When a government departs from those commitments after taking office, it risks undermining democratic accountability and public trust.
Many people believe that current Labour policies are having a damaging impact on the UK economy. Working people are finding it increasingly difficult to stay afloat, as rising taxes and living costs affect households across the country. If these issues are not addressed, there is growing concern that vital parts of the UK economy — including working industries, high streets, and the hospitality sector — will continue to decline.