It's time to stand up for British families, not tech billionaires
The government’s consultation on children and social media closes soon.
They’ve promised tough action.
But tech companies are lobbying hard to keep things exactly as they are.
We can’t let their voices drown out ours.
This is our moment - let's make sure Starmer hears us loud and clear.
What we’re calling for:
- – Under 16s protected from unsafe platforms
- – Responsibility on tech companies - not parents
- – No safety = no access to our kids
To Keir Starmer - a generation of children is being damaged by social media. Parents can see it. Schools can see it. The country can see it. It's time to act.
After more than a decade of failed reform, things aren't improving - they're getting worse. Social media is becoming more addictive, more toxic, and increasingly impossible for families across Britain to manage.
This is not a failure of parenting. It is a failure of the system. So we are calling for a simple reset:
If social media companies want access to under-16s, they must prove their platforms are safe and age-appropriate first - just like any other product used by children.
Until they meet that standard, they should not be allowed to access our kids.
This would put responsibility where it belongs - with the companies that design and profit from these platforms - and drive the changes needed to make social media genuinely safer for young people.
This is not about banning young people from the internet. It is about setting a clear, common-sense boundary: access to our children should be earned, not assumed.
This consultation is an opportunity to deliver the real change that British families are calling for - not more incremental reform, but a fundamental shift that parents can actually feel in their homes.
This is your moment to act.
To: Keir Starmer:
"Protect our kids: raise the age on harmful social media"
📩 Every name will be hand delivered
to 10 Downing Street
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