Early Day Motions

Formal motions tabled by MPs to draw attention to issues, campaigns and concerns.

61,185 EDMs

Andy Murray's legacy

That this House celebrates the remarkable tennis career of Andy Murray as he plays his last professional tournament at the Paris 2024 Olympics, including winning three Grand Slam singles titles, two Olympic Gold medals, leading his country to Davis Cup success and achieving the world No 1 ranking; r

20 sigs29 Jul 2024Sponsored by Gordon McKee

75 years of Comber Brass Band

That this House notes 75 years of Comber Brass Band; highlights the 37 committed members that rehearse every Wednesday alongside their musical director Paul Hamilton; underlines the origins of the band go back to as far as 1900, when it was then known as the 2nd Comber Boys Brigade Flute band; furth

1 sig29 Jul 2024Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Tony Blackburn's 60 years on air

That this House celebrates 60 years of Tony Blackburn on air; notes his first appearance on Radio Caroline on 25 July 1964 when he was only 21 and his contribution to the UK media since then; highlights his achievements over the last six decades in the media and presenting industry and that he is a

7 sigs29 Jul 2024Sponsored by Jim Shannon

RNLI lifeguard Callum McDonald

That this House celebrates and pays its sincere gratitude to Callum McDonald, an RNLI lifeguard from Dundee; recognises his heroic effort which saved two young children from drowning in Farr Bay; appreciates the grave risks he exposed himself to in doing so; and echos the calls of the RNLI for great

9 sigs29 Jul 2024Sponsored by Jamie Stone

Alan Gloak MBE

That this House celebrates the life of Alan Gloak MBE; thanks him for his services to Somerset as a dedicated councillor; former Mayor of Glastonbury, and a tireless Liberal Democrat campaigner; recognises the pioneering role he played for the LGBTQ+ community as a writer for HIM magazine and Q Inte

9 sigs29 Jul 2024Sponsored by Sarah Dyke

Leven Beach world record attempt

That this House congratulates the 500 people who participated in the attempted world record break in Leven for the biggest link'n'dip; recognises that all 500 participants walked into the sea holding hands to a piper’s rendition of Flower of Scotland; celebrates the money raised for Megan’s Space, a

5 sigs29 Jul 2024Sponsored by Wendy Chamberlain

Alcohol harm

That this House supports the call from the Alcohol Health Alliance and leading public health professionals, made on 17 July 2024, for urgent action to tackle the escalating crisis of alcohol harm; realises that such action will help achieve ambitions to reduce NHS waiting times, crime and inequaliti

19 sigs29 Jul 2024Sponsored by Grahame Morris

Armagh, All Ireland Men’s Senior Football Champions 2024

That this House congratulates Armagh on their 2024 All Ireland Senior Football Championship victory; further congratulates all the players, managerial, coaching and backroom teams involved in securing the county’s 2nd All- Ireland Senior Football Championship; celebrates the fact that all of the Men

3 sigs29 Jul 2024Sponsored by Colum Eastwood

Human rights in Balochistan

That this House notes with alarm that Pakistani security forces have violently repressed a peaceful gathering in Gwadar, a port city in the southern province of Balochistan, which was organised by the Baloch Solidarity Committee, an organisation resisting enforced disappearances, military operations

4 sigs29 Jul 2024Sponsored by John McDonnell

Rifles Regiment in the South West

That this House commends the selflessness and bravery of the Rifles Regiment; notes the integral part that it plays in defending the realm by undertaking deployments in Cyprus and Estonia, thereby providing important reassurance in relation to the Middle East and the northern flank of NATO, and by t

9 sigs29 Jul 2024Sponsored by Steve Darling

South Devon gymnast at the Paris Olympics 2024

That this House congratulates every athlete selected to represent Team GB at Paris 2024 and wishes them every success at the Games; notes that 16-year-old Paignton born gymnast Abigail Martin, member of the South Devon School of Gymnastics is competing; and further notes the vital contribution of UK

7 sigs26 Jul 2024Sponsored by Steve Darling

Community Ownership Fund

That this House notes that the Community Ownership Fund was introduced by the last Government to support voluntary and community groups; further notes that current Community Ownership funding will come to an end in March 2025; acknowledges that many organisations and projects are reliant on this fun

14 sigs26 Jul 2024Sponsored by Claire Hanna

Olympic Games 2024 legacy

That this House wishes Olympic athletes from Glastonbury and Somerton, Sophie Hamilton and Matt Richards, luck in the Paris Olympic Games; commends them for being positive role models in the community that will make their nation proud; calls on the Government to ensure a lasting legacy from the Game

4 sigs26 Jul 2024Sponsored by Sarah Dyke

St Leonard’s Catholic School, City of Durham

That this House expresses its support for the parents, pupils and staff at St Leonard’s Catholic School in City of Durham who were deeply affected by the reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete crisis in August 2023; notes the extent of the disruption that the crisis caused; believes the previous Con

5 sigs26 Jul 2024Sponsored by Mary Kelly Foy

NHS staff car parking charges

That this House supports free car parking for all NHS staff; notes that driving to work is the only viable option for some NHS staff; further notes that some NHS Trusts have introduced complicated invoicing systems through which staff are billed for parking, which has contributed to low morale in th

21 sigs26 Jul 2024Sponsored by Jon Trickett

Recognition of the state of Palestine

That this House notes the UN General Assembly resolution of 9 May 2024 which recommended that the Security Council reconsider the matter of the recognition of the state of Palestine following the use of their veto by the United States on 18 April 2024; recognises the international community’s growin

24 sigs25 Jul 2024Sponsored by Shockat Adam

All England Lawn Tennis Club proposal to develop Wimbledon Park

That this House congratulates the All England Lawn Tennis Club on this year's successful Championships; acknowledges the Club's status as the host of the world’s premier tennis tournament; recognises their plans to build a 10 storey stadium, nine further outbuildings, 38 tennis courts and over 9km o

18 sigs24 Jul 2024Sponsored by Mr Paul Kohler

Southern Water, Havant Thicket Reservoir

That this House notes with concern that Southern Water proposes to introduce recycled waste water into the spring-fed drinking water supply at the Havant Thicket Reservoir; further notes that this method of reverse osmosis will be the first of its kind in the United Kingdom and is a system used prim

19 sigs24 Jul 2024Sponsored by Jess Brown-Fuller

Contribution of lidos

That this House celebrates the contribution to the UK's health, wellbeing and heritage made by lidos; notes with concern the significant financial challenges being faced by the sector, principally due to energy costs but also as a result of ongoing maintenance to heritage assets and required capital

21 sigs24 Jul 2024Sponsored by Max Wilkinson

Zero carbon homes

That this House believes that all new homes should be built to a zero carbon standard; urges the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government to grant local councils and National Park authorities the powers to enforce the Future Home Standard for all new homes; calls for all new

31 sigs24 Jul 2024Sponsored by Tim Farron

Flooding In the River Severn catchment area

That this House recognises the economic, environmental, logistical and humanitarian impact upon businesses and residents of, and commuters through Tewkesbury constituency, owing to consistent flooding from the River Severn; notes that the population centre of Tewkesbury and several rural communities

12 sigs24 Jul 2024Sponsored by Cameron Thomas

Tax on private jets

That this House is concerned that private jets release 10 times more carbon per passenger than commercial flights, pay no VAT or fuel duty and most passengers pay the same low rate of air passenger duty as ordinary commercial flyers; recognises that the UK has more private flights and more pollution

28 sigs24 Jul 2024Sponsored by Neil Duncan-Jordan

Dalmeny and Queensferry Parish Church

That this House congratulates the Dalmeny and Queensferry Parish Church on their award of £20,000 from the National Lottery Awards for All Scotland; understands that this will fund a two-year project to hold events for the community focusing on tackling loneliness, isolation and the cost-of-living c

4 sigs24 Jul 2024Sponsored by Christine Jardine

Drylaw Telford Community Association

That this House congratulates the Drylaw Telford Community Association on their award of £20,000 from the National Lottery Awards for All Scotland; understands the funding will be used to support the work of their 50 years+ Link Worker; notes that this is designed to connect people over the age of 5

4 sigs24 Jul 2024Sponsored by Christine Jardine

Gyle Recreation Grounds Association

That this House congratulates the Gyle Recreation Grounds Association on their award of £19,000 from the National Lottery Awards for All Scotland; understands the funding will be used to support the refurbishment of the Gyle Community Centre; commends the work of dedicated volunteers in their commit

4 sigs24 Jul 2024Sponsored by Christine Jardine
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