This site has been rebuilt as plain static pages. There is no JavaScript, no advertising cookies and no third-party tracking, which means it loads quickly on a phone with one bar of signal — the situation most people are in when they are standing next to the problem they want reporting.
The bigger change is honesty about progress. Every campaign now has its own page listing what has been asked for, who it has been asked of, and what has actually changed. Some are finished. Some are half-won. A few are still arguments with the organisations that own the land, and the pages say so.
The site has been built to meet WCAG 2.2 AA. It works with a keyboard, with a screen reader, at 200% zoom and with reduced motion switched on. If you find something that does not work for you, that is a bug worth reporting — there is an accessibility statement explaining how.
The next Plymouth City Council election in St. Peter and The Waterfront is due on Thursday 6 May 2027.
Something to report?
If this is happening on your street, send it to Jon. You can also volunteer an hour or read the full list of campaigns.
Get Involved
Most campaigns on this site started as one resident's complaint about one street. Tell Jon what needs sorting, or lend a hand with the work.