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Rejected e-petitions

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At the UK goverment’s e-petitions website, people can post suggested motions for consideration by the House of Commons. We trawled through three months’ worth of rejected requests for the latest DG: above you’ll find one of our favourites, a petition for state-manufactured crisps. Below are our eight other favourite picks.

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This is an extract from issue #15 of Delayed Gratification, which is available from our shop.

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Posted on Thursday, October 2nd, 2014 - Categories: Delayed Gratification magazine, From the team.

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