Hayley's son is autistic and needs specialist education. But the only school she's offered is 45 minutes away. She wants to know why getting the right SEN support is so hard. Show more

Liam investigates reoffending rates in rural areas. Show more

Chris Fox asks what will happen to his town now that the last bank is closing. Show more

Hamza Malik coaches basketball and martial arts, he's also studying to be a physiotherapist. He believes broadening access to sport can improve opportunities for disadvantaged kids Show more

Joshua Styles is on a mission to save the seemingly plain plants that lie beneath our feet which have, he says have immeasurable benefit to the environment and need to be loved Show more

Anna's grandfather had his life savings stolen by his carers, and she wants to stop it happening to anyone else. Show more

Philip Price asks why some pensioners live in poverty despite working their whole lives, while others are rewarded with a good retirement. Show more

Christina Adane believes that more should be done to stop the proliferation of fast food outlets on our streets and that healthier, affordable alternatives should be available. Show more

Why is it so difficult for black women to get their hair cut? Show more

Emma Hookway asks why her hometown in North Devon has become so unaffordable, and whether she’ll be able to stay in the area where she grew up. Show more

Once labelled 'The Muslim Marathon Man' Haroon is used to standing out in his community, but now his pleas to others that they take exercise more seriously are gaining traction. Show more

Sam is 23, and suffers from a severe muscle wasting disorder. He wants to know why - like hundreds of thousands of other disabled people - he can't find a suitable home of his own. Show more

Kate E Deeming’s idea of entertainment is dancing along her neighbourhood’s streets dressed as a lemon. So why is it so hard to find fun things for her son to do there? Show more

Bex realised that she had primary school children in her Leeds classroom who were exhausted because they had no proper beds to sleep on. She now delivers free beds to those in need Show more

When Courtney was sexually assaulted, police said that the case against her alleged attacker would only proceed if she handed over her phone - she refused, & the case was dropped. Show more

Joanna has a long-term health condition and struggles to pay for her prescriptions. Why should she pay and what impact does this have on the NHS? Show more

Lucy is single, 41 and looking for a long-term relationship. Is it time for her to abandon computer-generated love matches? Show more

Gamekeeper and special constable Richard is concerned about the rise in rural crime - from fly tipping to livestock poaching. Show more

Dr Joanne Paul has decided enough is enough. This summer, she'll leave her coveted position as an academic. She asks why so many academics like her are departing the ivory tower. Show more

17-year-old Londoner Noga Levy-Rapoport records her role in organising the UK wide school strikes and charts the impact of the growing global campaign for action on climate change. Show more