Early Day Motions

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

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Loch Ness 24 Challenge

That this House congratulates all those who took part in this year’s Loch Ness 24 challenge; notes that this endurance trail requires participants to clock up as many 7km laps of the trail as possible within the 24 hour timeframe; celebrates female winner Rosie Doull for achieving 24 laps, and male

14 sigs4 Sept 2023

Elsie Normington and the Haven Centre

That this House congratulates Elsie Normington and the team at the Elsie Normington Foundation on the recent opening of the Haven Centre in Inverness; recognises that the Haven Centre is a purpose built centre and respite facility for children and adults with complex needs and disabilities with thre

14 sigs4 Sept 2023

The Loch Ness Centre in Drumnadrochit

That this House congratulates the Loch Ness Centre in Drumnadrochit on their recent reopening on the 90th anniversary of the first Loch Ness Monster sighting; notes that the Centre has undergone a £1.5m transformation; recognises this hour long exhibit that brings the legend of Nessie to life, voice

15 sigs4 Sept 2023

Highland and Islands Third Sector Interface Saltire Awards

That this House congratulates all those who were successful at the recent Highlands and Islands Third Sector Interface Saltire Awards; notes that these awards are a nationally recognised award for volunteering for young people aged 12-25 where they gain certificates signed by Scottish Ministers for

14 sigs4 Sept 2023

50th anniversary of the 1973 Chilean military coup

That this House notes that 11 September 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the 1973 Chilean coup d’état; honours the heroic sacrifices of all those who resisted the murderous dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet between 1973 and 1990 and remembers the three thousand Chileans murdered by state security f

33 sigs4 Sept 2023

Air Traffic Control disruption

That this House notes with concern that a major fault in the Air Traffic Control system lead to significant disruption for passengers; further notes that nearly 2,000 flights were cancelled with around 250,000 passengers disrupted; believes that the NATS service bears responsibility for the issue; f

6 sigs4 Sept 2023Sponsored by Wera Hobhouse

10th anniversary of the passing of Seamus Heaney

That this House notes the recent tenth anniversary of the passing of Nobel Laureate Seamus Heaney, whose poetry and verse have been read by millions; and acknowledges his Bellaghy roots in County Londonderry and his Irish Nationalist background, epitomised by a well-known quote from 1983 about not r

7 sigs4 Sept 2023Sponsored by Mr Gregory Campbell

Holm Grown community garden

That this House notes the opening of Holm Grown, a community garden in the Holm area of Inverness; recognises that Holm Grown is a community growing initiative led by Holm Community Council, run in partnership with Incredible Edible Inverness; commends the work that has been done over the last two y

14 sigs4 Sept 2023

VAT and the hospitality sector

That this House recognises the immense challenges facing the hospitality sector during the cost-of-living crisis; notes that the Government implemented a temporary cut of 5% on VAT for hospitality businesses during the pandemic; further notes that VAT is not devolved and can therefore only be set by

12 sigs4 Sept 2023

175th anniversary of Conlig Presbyterian Church

That this House celebrates the 175th anniversary of Conlig Presbyterian Church; notes the opening of the Church in 1848; further notes that the building is beautiful and that it will host exhibitions on 9 and 10 September 2023; highlights that many of the pieces that will be on display are original

3 sigs4 Sept 2023Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Management of anticoagulation-associated bleeds

That this House notes that an estimated 1.6 million people are living with atrial fibrillation in the UK; acknowledges that atrial fibrillation is a contributing factor in one in five strokes; welcomes the NHS’s commitment to improve the early detection and treatment of atrial fibrillation; further

5 sigs4 Sept 2023Sponsored by Jim Shannon

25th anniversary of Omagh bombing

That this House marks the 25th anniversary of the 1998 Omagh bombing, the bomb planted by the Real IRA that killed 29 people including a pregnant woman with twins; remembers that a large car bomb exploded on a Saturday afternoon in the centre of Omagh, Co Tyrone, when the town's main street was crow

5 sigs4 Sept 2023Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Rosshall Disc Golf Course 10th anniversary

That this House congratulates Rosshall Disc Golf Course on its 10th anniversary; understands that Glasgow Disc Golf Club in partnership with Friends of Rosshall Park will be putting on an event in the park on Saturday 28 October where anyone will be able to try the game of disc golf; further underst

7 sigs4 Sept 2023

Harry Frew

That this House recognises the life and work of Harry Frew, former UCATT Scottish Secretary and STUC President, who died in August 2023; recognises his lifelong work as one of Scotland's trade unionists over many years and his work as a painter and decorator; sends condolences to his family at this

13 sigs4 Sept 2023

All Party Groups

That this House recognises the intention to deal with abuses, including the improper influences of foreign powers and commercial interests; and requires the Committee on Standards to consult directly with Members who help poor, vulnerable and unrecognised groups to gain parliamentary attention befor

3 sigs4 Sept 2023

Citizens Advice Living On Empty Report

That this House expresses concern at research published by Citizens Advice in its Living on Empty report, which indicates that more than half the people whom Citizens Advice helps with debt cannot cover the basic cost of living, even after receiving expert advice; notes that the report outlines that

15 sigs20 Jul 2023

Spider Arts National Lottery Community Fund Grant

That this House congratulates Spider Arts based in the Glasgow South West constituency on its award of a £9,980 National Lottery Community Fund grant; understands that this grant will be used to purchase a mobile art therapy bus to support children and young people experiencing emotional and mental

5 sigs20 Jul 2023

Govan HELP National Lottery Community Fund Grant

That this House congratulates Govan HELP based in the Glasgow South West constituency on its award of a £20,800 National Lottery Community Fund grant; understands that this funding will be used to provide Govan Pantry with funds to purchase food for the next 12 months and to provide relief for famil

4 sigs20 Jul 2023

Crookston Community Group National Lottery Community Fund Grant

That this House congratulates Crookston Community Group based in the Glasgow South West constituency on its award of a £10,000 National Lottery Community Fund grant; understands that this funding will be used to provide community food events and relief for families and individuals in need of food su

4 sigs20 Jul 2023

Ronald McDonald House Glasgow National Lottery Community Fund Grant

That this House congratulates Ronald McDonald House Glasgow in Glasgow South West constituency on its award of a £9,686 National Lottery Community Fund grant; understands that this funding will be used to provide new toys for children and to refurbish a bathroom to further support families with a ho

4 sigs20 Jul 2023

Azhaf Ejaz Winner of Scottish Mathematical Challenge 2023

That this House congratulates Azhaf Ejaz from St Monica's Primary in Pollok on winning a gold medal in 2023’s Mathematical Challenge; further recognizes Azhaf's achievement in winning the coveted Scottish Mathematical Council Mug in the same competition; commends the Scottish Mathematical Council, w

6 sigs20 Jul 2023

Bridgeton St Francis-In-The-East 150th anniversary

That this House congratulates Bridgeton St Francis-In-The-East church on its 150th anniversary; notes its contribution to communities in the east end of Glasgow since the church was built in 1873; appreciates the beautiful artwork contained in the church building, such as the two murals St. Francis

7 sigs20 Jul 2023

Holocaust Memorial and Victoria Tower Gardens

That this House notes that the Government said in proposals in September 2018 that the Holocaust Memorial would take up 15 per cent of the area of Victoria Tower Gardens and that that percentage was later reduced to 7 per cent; questions whether one calculation was of the green space and the other r

1 sig20 Jul 2023

Possobilities

That this House recognises the invaluable service that Possobilities, based in Possilpark, provides to disabled and vulnerable members of the community; welcomes the news that it has received a £5,000 grant from the National Lottery Community Fund to support its operation; praises Possobilities for

7 sigs19 Jul 2023

The Hope Project Scotland

That this House applauds The Hope Project Scotland for its work supporting individuals living with sickle cell disease; acknowledges the contribution that the charity makes towards helping those living with sickle cell disease, as well as other blood disorders, overcome isolation and stigma; congrat

8 sigs19 Jul 2023
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