Early Day Motions

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

61,185 EDMs

Support for the Anti-Stigma Network

That this House recognises that people harmed by drug and alcohol use should be treated fairly, justly and with dignity; further recognises that they are, however, frequently dehumanised, marginalised and discriminated against; acknowledges that negative preconceptions and stereotypes present a majo

19 sigs5 Jun 2023Sponsored by Grahame Morris

Odisha train collision

That this House conveys condolences to the people of Odisha and the Republic of India following the tragedy of the railway collision in Odisha; pays tribute to the work of railway workers, the emergency services and all first responders in saving lives and securing the safety of those present; remem

19 sigs5 Jun 2023

Establishment of a Hull York Dental School

That this House acknowledges with concern the survey by the British Dental Association which shows the dental workforce has been reduced to a level not seen since 2012-13; notes an unmet need for dentistry was at a record high at one in four of the adult population in 2022; further notes the proport

5 sigs5 Jun 2023Sponsored by Emma Hardy

Hospitals

That this House utterly condemns the Government’s attempts to classify existing refurbished hospitals as completely new hospitals; notes the Health Secretary’s admission that not all of the so-called 40 new hospitals promised for England by 2030 will be brand new; further notes that refurbishments a

14 sigs5 Jun 2023

New Scots Leadership Programme

That this House congratulates the graduates of the New Scots Leadership Programme; notes that during the 12-day programme, organised by the Social Enterprise Academy and the Scottish Refugee Council, participants acquired an ILM-accredited Certificate in Leadership, which also offers the opportunity

13 sigs5 Jun 2023

Tackling skills shortages

That this House notes that there are significant skills shortages across the economy; further notes that the Open University and British Chambers of Commerce Business Barometer Report 2022 found that 72 per cent of responding private, public and third-sector organisations said that skills shortages

23 sigs5 Jun 2023Sponsored by Rebecca Long Bailey

Nationwide Building Society and payment to account holders

That this House notes a Nationwide Building Society announcement that over three million people who have accounts by March 2023 are due to receive a £100 bonus in June; commends a Mutual Society for the move, albeit with certain conditions attached; further notes that it comes during a profitable ye

6 sigs5 Jun 2023Sponsored by Mr Gregory Campbell

Advice to hon. Members

That this House welcomes paragraphs 29 to 32 of the Tenth Report of Session 2022-23 by the House of Commons Committee on Standards; notes that in circumstances when hon. Members feel there is information or evidence that may appropriately be communicated to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standar

1 sig5 Jun 2023

Covid booster vaccinations in care homes

That this House asks Public Health England without delay to offer Covid booster vaccinations to residents and staff in care homes, including St Bridget's (Leonard Cheshire) Care Home, Rustington; ran recognising the loss of care hours when there are avoidable covid outbreaks.

4 sigs5 Jun 2023

National Highways' shortlisting of Lower Thames Crossing road tunnel

That this House is deeply concerned that National Highways has shortlisted Bouygues Murphy Joint Venture for its £2.3bn contract to build the Lower Thames Crossing road tunnel; acknowledges that Murphy International have had legal action launched against them in Ireland by Unite the Union since the

23 sigs25 May 2023Sponsored by John McDonnell

Impact of dogs and Mental Health Awareness Week 2023

That this House celebrates the positive impact that dogs can have on our mental health; distinguishes that this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week is exploring the theme of anxiety and how that issue can affect people of all ages; notes research collated by The Kennel Club which highlights that whe

10 sigs25 May 2023

Giffnock Soccer Centre 2005s

That this House congratulates Giffnock Soccer Centre 2005s on winning the Paisley Johnstone and District Division 1 Youth Football League; commends the Centre on their victory against title rivals Hillwood F.C. which ended with a 2-1 score in favour of Giffnock; notes that Giffnock Soccer Centre 200

6 sigs25 May 2023

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

24 sigs25 May 2023

Appocom Kitchen 5th anniversary

That this House celebrates the 5th anniversary of Apocom in Glasgow East constituency; notes that Apocom Kitchen opened its doors in May 2018, serving the east end of Glasgow a variety of African delicacies; commends the Apocom Kitchen for their work in the community, whether this is hosting cooking

4 sigs24 May 2023

Contribution of international students

That this House condemns proposals by the Government to further restrict visas for overseas students and their dependents from coming to the UK for study and research; notes with concern that these proposals are likely to disproportionately affect female international students and single-parents who

18 sigs24 May 2023

Cross Stobs Inn, Barrhead

That this House congratulates the Cross Stobs Inn, located on Grahamston Road Barrhead, on being awarded the title of Best Independent Bar in the central belt at the Scottish Hospitality and Food Awards ceremony on Thursday 18 May 2023; notes that the Cross Stobs Inn was also ranked as the runner-up

4 sigs24 May 2023

Alcohol labelling in Ireland

That this House congratulates the pioneering efforts of the Irish Government for introducing mandatory health labelling on alcoholic drinks to alert consumers to calorie content, grams of alcohol, risks of cancer and liver disease and dangers of drinking while pregnant; recognises that standardised

13 sigs24 May 2023Sponsored by Dan Carden

Changes to Bupa Dental Care

That this House expresses concern that Bupa have taken the decision to close, sell or merge a total of 85 dental practices across the UK, the majority of which are focused on providing NHS dentistry; notes that for Bupa this is simply a portfolio change with no recognition that this will have a very

8 sigs24 May 2023

Mearns Castle High School fun run

That this House sends its best wishes to all those involved in organising and participating in the Mearns Castle High School fun run on 31 May 2023; commends the charitable nature of the fun run and highlights that the Mearns Castle Medic Society have organised this run as their end of term event; n

4 sigs24 May 2023

Arrest of Mohammad Sanquor in Bahrain

That this House strongly condemns the arrest of leading Shia cleric Mohammad Sanquor, after he called on authorities to declare the fate of death row inmates following allegations they were assaulted and called for the release of political prisoners during Friday prayers; regrets that this arrest re

4 sigs24 May 2023

3rd Bo'ness Scout Group

That this House congratulates the 3rd Bo’ness Scout Group on their Birdie and Breakfast project that aims to install 30 birdhouses in its local area to provide essential nesting areas; notes that these will benefit many species of birds by giving them shelter and a safer place to raise young, thereb

14 sigs24 May 2023

Volunteers’ Week 2023

That this House commends the hard work and dedication shown by volunteers across the country; recognises Volunteers' Week, which runs from 1 to 7 June, as an opportunity to celebrate the contribution of volunteers and inspire more people to try volunteering; notes that the personal benefits of volun

40 sigs23 May 2023

Dunsfold drilling site

That this House is deeply concerned about the fossil fuel drilling site near Dunsfold; notes the damaging impact this development will have on the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB); recognises the work that local people are doing to campaign against this development; calls on th

4 sigs23 May 2023Sponsored by Ed Davey

Williamwood High School and the Eco Green Flag award

That this House congratulates Williamwood High School on achieving an Eco Green Flag award for their intensive efforts to improve the school’s local environment; notes that over 40 projects were carried out by students and staff over a difficult two-year period which coincided with the covid-19 pand

9 sigs23 May 2023

Larkhall Thistle Football Club

That this House congratulates Larkhall Thistle Football Club on securing promotion to the West of Scotland Football League Second Division; commends the players, staff and manager Brian Crawford on this fantastic achievement after a hard fought season; acknowledges that The Jags are the oldest conti

8 sigs23 May 2023
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