Early Day Motions

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

61,520 EDMs

Retirement of Stephen McLellan from Recovery Across Mental Health

That this House congratulates Stephen McLellan for his 33 years of service in the West of Scotland for Recovery Across Mental Health (RAMH); notes that RAMH do vital work giving support to individuals and communities that experience mental ill health; recognises that Stephen’s efforts and contributi

10 sigs22 Nov 2023

25th Anniversary of East Kilbride Visually Impaired Group

That this House celebrates the 25th Anniversary of East Kilbride Visually Impaired Group; recognises that the group was started by Brian Hunter in 1998 with five attendees and has grown to having more than 30 attendees each week who benefit from local support and services; commends all volunteers an

4 sigs22 Nov 2023

20th Anniversary of East Kilbride Healthy and Active Group

That this House celebrates the 20th Anniversary of the Healthy and Active group in East Kilbride; commends every volunteer and staff member who are dedicated to supporting the East Kilbride community in helping members to achieve inclusion, personal independence and confidence; recognises that the g

4 sigs22 Nov 2023

Cost of applying for indefinite leave under the bereaved partner concession

That this House supports the Refugee and Migrant Forum of Essex and London’s call for a fee waiver to be introduced for grieving widows applying for indefinite leave to remain under the bereaved partner concession; notes that the death of a loved one brings multiple emotional, practical and financia

63 sigs22 Nov 2023

Joan Jara

This House notes with sadness the recent passing of Joan Jara in Santiago; acknowledges that she was the widow of the late Victor Jara who brought so much joy to the people of Chile and who inspired the election of Salvador Allende in 1970 until his murder in the 1973 coup; recalls that Joan lived i

13 sigs22 Nov 2023Sponsored by Jeremy Corbyn

Paxlovid and clinically vulnerable patients

That this House calls on the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care to reject the request from NHS England to delay the roll-out of Covid antiviral treatment Paxlovid; further calls for the additional funds and resources necessary to be provided to NHS England to ensure this treatment reaches

6 sigs21 Nov 2023Sponsored by Daisy Cooper

Donate IT digital device donation

That this House recognises the growing digital divide and the difficulties that this has in modern life from online banking to employment opportunities; congratulates Donate IT, a Somerset-based not-for-profit, that recently donated its one thousandth device to a local resident in digital need; furt

4 sigs21 Nov 2023Sponsored by Sarah Dyke

175th Anniversary of Inch Orange Hall

That this House celebrates 175 years of Inch Orange Hall, which was officially opened on 6 November 1848; notes the hall was originally a single storey building with a side door and two windows until 1938 when a kitchen was added and further in 1967 the length of the hall was extended and the presen

4 sigs21 Nov 2023Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Closure of HSBC's Welsh-speaking customer service line

That this House expresses its huge disappointment regarding HSBC's decision to axe their Welsh language telephone service which, for many of their customers, is not a choice, but a necessity; notes that many areas, especially rural ones, have already been dealt the blow of restricted cash services a

7 sigs21 Nov 2023Sponsored by Liz Saville Roberts

Asbestos-related lung cancer

That this House is concerned that sufferers of asbestos-related lung cancer are denied full compensation if they are unable to trace all their former employers whose negligence contributed to the disease; recognises that the number of people affected is small, but the impact on their lives and the l

23 sigs21 Nov 2023

Reinstatement of the Access to Elected Office Fund

That this House notes with regret the underrepresentation of disabled people in Parliament, whilst one in five members of the working-age population identify as disabled, just five MPs disclosed they identify as disabled at the 2019 General Election; believes it is important that disabled people are

21 sigs21 Nov 2023Sponsored by Daisy Cooper

Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month

That this House acknowledges that November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month; recognises that survival rates in the UK still lag behind much of the rest of Europe and the World; notes that pancreatic cancer is difficult to detect and that diagnosis takes too long with slow processes and multiple

52 sigs21 Nov 2023Sponsored by Paulette Hamilton

Age Scotland’s 80th Anniversary

That this House celebrates the 80th anniversary of Age Scotland’s work to support older people; understands that the first meeting of an earlier incarnation of Age Scotland, the Scottish Old People’s Welfare Committee, took place in Edinburgh in January 1943 to support the war effort and the wellbei

14 sigs21 Nov 2023

Sail Training Shetland

That this House congratulates Sail Training Shetland for earning the Sail Training Organisation of the Year Small Vessel prize from Sail Training International at its annual conference; recognises that the local charity has supported more than 500 young people since 2009; and expresses gratitude to

4 sigs21 Nov 2023Sponsored by Mr Alistair Carmichael

Alternatives to affordability checks for gambling

That this House welcomes the proposal for an app entitled Bettor Help by the Gamblers Consumer Forum which would offer an alternative to affordability checks and a clinical-based solution towards tackling gambling harm; notes there is no body of evidence that suggests that intrusive affordability ch

4 sigs20 Nov 2023

Puppy smuggling

That this House recognises the vile puppy smuggling trade and sterling efforts by Dogs Trust to end this cruel practice; shares the deep fears of many people about the suffering of dogs and puppies at the hands of smugglers; recognises the seriousness of this welfare issue and acknowledges the disap

29 sigs20 Nov 2023

125th anniversary of the University of East London

That this House congratulates the University of East London on its 125th anniversary; recognises its invaluable contribution to social justice through education, skills training and enterprise in East London and around the world; commends its commitment to championing equity, diversity and inclusion

4 sigs20 Nov 2023Sponsored by Sir Stephen Timms

Ulster Scots Language Week 2023

That this House notes that Ulster Scots Language Week takes place on 20 to 25 November 2023; commends all those involved in the many events organised for the week, including creative writing workshops, heritage, poetry classes, storytelling, song and dance, film and faith based events and many other

8 sigs20 Nov 2023Sponsored by Mr Gregory Campbell

40th anniversary of the killings at Darkley

That this House remembers the Darkley massacre of 20 November 1983, in which three Republican gunmen attacked worshippers at the Mountain Lodge Pentecostal Church, murdering three members; expresses its sorrow at the loss of life of Harold Brown, Victor Cunningham, and David Wilson in what was a bla

7 sigs20 Nov 2023Sponsored by Carla Lockhart

70th anniversary of the Edenderry Memorial Methodist Girls' Brigade

That this House congratulates Edenderry Memorial Methodist Girls' Brigade on reaching its 70th anniversary; recognises the positive role played by the Girls' Brigade in our community; thanks all those who have volunteered to lead and support Edenderry Memorial Methodist Girls' Brigade over its 70 ye

4 sigs20 Nov 2023Sponsored by Carla Lockhart

40th anniversary of the killings at Darkley Gospel Hall

That this House notes with deep sadness the 40th anniversary of the massacre at Darkley Gospel Hall which took place as families with children and babies who had gathered to worship on 20 November 1983 were shot at with over 70 bullets that killed three men and injured others; extends sincere sympat

7 sigs20 Nov 2023Sponsored by Jim Shannon

10th anniversary of Hillmount Bangor

That this House notes the 10th anniversary of the Hillmount Store in Bangor, which opened in October 2013; further notes that Hillmount is a fourth-generation family-owned business that was first started over 80 years ago and has grown into a well-established business with three stores in Northern I

3 sigs20 Nov 2023Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Sanctions imposed on Everton Football Club

That this House condemns the grossly unjust points deduction imposed on Everton Football Club by a Premier League Commission, a punishment lacking any legal or equitable foundation or justification for the level of sanction; notes that financial-not-sporting penalties for far more severe breaches ha

30 sigs20 Nov 2023Sponsored by Ian Byrne

Local Housing Allowance and housing supply

That this House acknowledges the endemic housing crisis which now affects all communities across the country and the unsustainable rent increases across the private rented sector; affirms the current inadequacy of Local Housing Allowance, frozen since April 2020; believes that Local Housing Allowanc

32 sigs20 Nov 2023Sponsored by Paula Barker

Ethnicity data collection for business owners

That this House believes that entrepreneurs of all ethnic backgrounds should have equal access to finance; recognises the recommendation of the Office for National Statistics that the introduction of a national system of data collection on the ethnicity of business owners would be an important step

6 sigs20 Nov 2023Sponsored by Sarah Olney
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