​There's a lot of open space in Manor park for doing outdoor exercise. Even Stag hill has one open-air gym in PATS field. But Hazel farm does not have it. It will be vey nice, if such a facilty is buit there also.Similarly both Manor park and Stag-hill have eating outside options, particularly late night and on weekends when friends meet-up and have parties; there should be something similar for Hazel farm residents also.
  
    
  
  
    
  

​Many people have said they are not confident to call people on the phone when they are feeling stressed or low. So wouldn't it be a fantastic investment to have a place on campus open 24/7 where there is someone who people can go and talk to. I thought it would be a good idea to advocate this and speak up about mental health.

  ​Everyday I spend ages looking for a space in a computer room in order to complete coursework and usually I don't find any and have less time than I had planned to actually do work. When I do find a room it is rare that I actually get to stay in it and often get kicked out by a member of staff who insists they booked the room but that it just hasn't been listed on the timetable. Often tutorials are held in rooms way too big for the actual number of people attending making it frustrating for those who really need a computer. Places like AP Lab 1, that are specifically for student independent study are often packed and the library usually isn't any better. Computers have been removed from levels 4 and 5 replaced with bulky slow laptops which you still need to find a space to sit down with and can only have for 4 hours at a time. Group work is almost impossible to complete with splash, level 4 and innovation for health constantly busy. For those who are unable to work at home this puts them at a distinct disadvantage, only able to complete work once lectures have finished.Ideally there would be more computer spaces specifically for student independent study. But also I think having a system like the computer lab availability page but so that students may see a timetable for which computer rooms are booked for when to save hours of walking around campus looking for a room. 

​As raised by somebody else below their is a distinct lack of water machines on the university campus and in the union. I specifcally think a water machine would be useful in Youngs Kitchen/ the Basement for use by all students during the day, societys and individuals using the space in the evenings and for use when the Basement is open of a night as this would reduce queues at the bar for people asking for water. 

  ​​​​​There are not enough bike parking spaces on campus. It would​ be great to have more bike stands along the AC/AB building on the library side (expanding the current spaces) and some more could built in the corner of AD building. Those spaces are currently empty and are not really used as main walking ways. And are on the very convenient location - close to the library and LT. The best would be to have them sheltered, however even a simple stand would be beneficial. It would provide a hassle free bike commute, and it would prevent railings being damaged, and obstructed by bikes, which could cause problems for others. 

There is a distinct lack of water fountains around campus to fill up water bottles. This has links to Surrey Moves and will ensure students stay hydrated. 

​Should have dissertarion supervisors who is an expert in the subject. Would be much better for students im terms of guidelines and advises.

​Union website is not frequently updated enough and it's really old and need remodelling.

There should be more bins on the general campus outside areas for general waste.

 This is a petition to ask the University of Surrey to remove all assessments from reading week from the academic year 2017/18 onwards. This is on the basis that those students who have assessments in week 15, are less able to participate in the broad range of activities provided by societies and clubs. Having spent the Christmas period revising, students should have the option to relax in reading week, to aid their focus and mental well-being.

With there already being areas on campus where alcohol can be consumed (e.g. Wates Brothers and Hari's Bar) with alcohol consumption also being allowed in court reception communal areas there is a definite absence of space in which students whom are uncomfortable with the culture of student drinking and/or  are teetotal can socialise without being surrounded by the pressures and actions of those who may become inebriated. Additionally there has been increasing levels of damage to property (i.e. antique furniture, board games, pool table etc.) in the Front Room as a consequence of 'pre-drinking'.Therefore I and those whom likethis petition move for a re-consideration and update of the No Alcohol Policy for the Front Room that was brought up at the 2016 AMM.