House of Commons · Petition P002651
Protection of monuments of Captain James Cook
10 March 2021
Presented 1 time by 2 MPs
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At a glance
This petition concerning protection of monuments of captain james cook was presented to Parliament once by 2 MPs.
Issue summary
The petitioners are concerned about the potential harm or removal of monuments and sites that commemorate Captain James Cook, who is celebrated for his contributions to science, exploration, and cartography.
Action requested
The House of Commons urges the Government to ensure that those monuments and sites which commemorate Captain James Cook are protected against harm or removal.
Key facts
- 2,500 people have signed the petition.
- Captain James Cook's achievements are commemorated by statues and monuments across Middlesbrough, the Tees Valley, and North Yorkshire.
Presentation timeline
MPs presented this petition on the following dates. Each card shows the presenters and any recorded remarks.
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Presented 10 March 2021
We should celebrate and protect our country’s amazing heritage. People across the Tees Valley are incredibly proud of Captain James Cook, and 2,500 people have signed this decision. The petition states: