Petition supporting B&B owners: 6500 signatures
Please support what the Bulls represent here
UPDATE: In view of the decision on this case, it is more crucial than ever that Christians should make their views known. Please continue to sign the petition and forward it to your contacts.
Please sign the petition here which will be sent to Mr David Cameron
I wish to present a petition to the Prime Minister in support of Peter and Hazelmary Bull, who run a Christian bed and breakfast business in in their home in Cornwall. They are facing a civil court claim for £5,000 and possibly the closure of their business because they refused a double bed to two gay men.It is alleged that Mr and Mrs Bull have contravened the Sexual Orientation Regulations (2007) that outlaw discrimination in the provision of good and services on the grounds of sexual orientation. It must be noted, however, that the Bulls have a policy that denies anyone a double bed who is not married, whether gay or straight.
As will be seen, this issue is much greater than someone losing their B&B and possibly their home. Whether we are 'religious' or not the Bulls represent all of us who see that our freedom to live quiet, decent, family-oriented lives is being stolen through secular and gay minority groups who are determined to re-engineer society and impose it on the rest of us, no matter what the cost. The Christian Institute's briefing is here
“We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to remove or amend the Sexual Orientation Regulations (SORs, enacted 2007) that Outlaw Discrimination in the Provision of Goods and Services on the Grounds of Sexual Orientation (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans sexual etc.)
These violate our human right to choose goods and services supportive of traditional family life where there is a father and mother, husband and wife at its centre and simultaneously refuse us the right to reject goods and services that force us and our children to conform to gay and secular ideology, or be in an environment that condones or promotes it.”
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