Early Day Motions

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

61,185 EDMs

Support for the hospice sector

That this House applauds the excellent end of life care and support provided by hospices across the UK to 300,000 people and their families every year; is concerned by the financial strain placed upon hospices due to the soaring costs of energy which places around £100m of additional costs a year;

35 sigs30 Jan 2023

Y Madryn, Chwilog, Countryside Alliance Awards best pub in Wales

That this House warmly congratulates Tafarn Y Madryn Arms, Chwilog on their success at this year’s Wales Countryside Alliance Awards, securing first place in the Best Pub in Wales category; notes that the Madryn dates back to 1868 and was part of the Madryn Estate (Tudweiliog), owned by Sir Love Jon

4 sigs26 Jan 2023Sponsored by Liz Saville Roberts

Private treatment at NHS hospitals

That this House notes that the Health and Social Care Act 2012 in effect allows NHS Foundation Trusts to earn 49 per cent of their income from treating private patients; acknowledges that, before it was amended during its passage through Parliament, it set no limit on private income, demonstrating t

31 sigs26 Jan 2023

Nan McKay Hall 40th anniversary

That this House congratulates Nan McKay Hall in Pollokshields on celebrating its 40th anniversary; understands that this community centre provides a wide range of services for the people of Pollokshields of all ages and backgrounds; notes regular events such as stained glass, beadwork, soup making,

6 sigs26 Jan 2023

Care-experience and protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010

That this House recognises that the Equality Act 2010 currently protects people against discrimination for protected characteristics including age, race, gender and sexuality, but not care-experience; praises campaigns by organisations including Who Cares? Scotland and campaigners such as Terry Gall

10 sigs26 Jan 2023Sponsored by Chris Law

Air pollution from vehicles

That this House notes the impact particulate number testing in the MOT would have on reducing toxic air pollution from vehicles; is horrified that up to 36,000 people a year die prematurely from the effects of air pollution; is concerned that the total cost to the NHS and social care will be £1.5bn

10 sigs25 Jan 2023

The Asda Foundation’s Empowering Local Communities Grant

That this House congratulates the recipients of The Asda Foundation’s Empowering Local Communities Grant in South Lanarkshire; Chatty Crafters who are nurturing both creativity and conversation in the Cambuslang community, the Scottish National Memorial to David Livingstone Trust which is committed

4 sigs25 Jan 2023

Darvel Football Club's Scottish Cup win

This House congratulates Darvel FC on their fantastic football performance and Scottish Cup victory over Aberdeen FC on Monday 23rd of January; notes that this is regarded as the biggest Scottish Cup shock ever; recognises that Aberdeen were sitting in 5th place in the Scottish Premiership whilst Da

11 sigs25 Jan 2023

East Lothian schools awarded anti-racism grants

That this House congratulates Ross High School in Tranent and Preston Lodge High School in Prestonpans on being awarded over £50,000 collectively to support part of the 2022-23 School Library Improvement Fund; understands that the funds are administered by the Scottish Library and Information Counci

3 sigs25 Jan 2023

Holocaust Memorial Day 2023

Line 10, leave out from 'Centre' to 'pays' and insert ‘in a place and manner consistent with the features and facilities listed by the United Kingdom Holocaust Memorial Foundation’s ‘Search for a Central London site’ in September 2015 on page 6 and in the area illustrated and considered to be suffic

1 sig24 Jan 2023

National Supported Internship Day

That this House recognises 27 March 2023 as National Supported Internship Day, which is an initiative launched by charity DFN Project SEARCH to raise awareness and understanding of supported internships; acknowledges that supported internships are for those aged 16-24 and give young adults the oppor

16 sigs24 Jan 2023

Tony Blackburn's 80th Birthday

That this House notes and celebrates the birthday of BBC Presenter, Tony Blackburn, who turns 80 on Saturday 29 January 2023; further notes his contribution to radio and media across the UK and the public adoration for his work; highlights his achievements of over five decades of entertainment in th

1 sig24 Jan 2023Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Constitutional Law

That an humble Address be presented to His Majesty, praying that the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill (Prohibition on Submission for Royal Assent) Order 2023 (S.I., 2023, No. 41), dated 17 January 2023, a copy of which was laid before this House on 17 January 2023, be annulled.

52 sigs24 Jan 2023Sponsored by Brendan O'Hara

Ryan Cornelius and the UAE

This House notes with concern that Ryan Cornelius, a British citizen, remains imprisoned in the United Arab Emirates, notwithstanding a finding by the United Nations that he has been arbitrarily detained, and notwithstanding a finding by the United Nations that Mr Cornelius should be immediately rel

30 sigs24 Jan 2023

Siobahn McKenzie International Fashion Awards

That this House congratulates Scottish fashion designer Siobahn McKenzie following her success in scooping three Gold medals at the International Design Awards in the following sectors (a) Gold Winner in Fashion Design - Recycled / Sustainable Fashion, (b) Gold Winner in Fashion Design - Uniform Des

4 sigs24 Jan 2023

Tenth anniversary of local coffee shop chain Bob & Berts

That this House notes the success of Bob & Berts, a local coffee shop chain, which started in Portstewart, Northern Ireland in 2013, and now comprises almost thirty stores across the United Kingdom, and wishes founder Colin McLean all the best as the business prospers and continues its ethos of

9 sigs24 Jan 2023Sponsored by Mr Gregory Campbell

The Climate Education Bill

That this House notes the IPPC's report released in February 2022 into the now irreversible impacts of climate change, the Government’s aim to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, and the necessity of teaching children about the climate and the world we will inhabit as we move through th

23 sigs24 Jan 2023Sponsored by Nadia Whittome

Celebration of the life and work of Robert (Rabbie) Burns

That this House notes and celebrates the 264th anniversary of the birth of Robert (Rabbie) Burns, Scotland’s National Bard, in Alloway on 25 January 1759; notes that he is regarded as a pioneer of the Romantic literacy movement, and after his death became a great source of inspiration to the founder

51 sigs24 Jan 2023

Farewell service for the Newton Mearns Synagogue

That this House notes that there is to be a farewell service for the Newton Mearns Synagogue in the Synagogue at Larchfield Court, Newton Mearns, East Renfrewshire on 22 January 2023; understands that this is a notable event, which will be marked by the attendance of Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis f

8 sigs23 Jan 2023

O Ddrws i Ddrws community transport charity

That this House congratulates Pen Llyn based community transport charity O Ddrws i Ddrws on twenty years serving the local community; notes O Ddrws i Ddrws was established in January 2003 and has since carried hundreds of passengers on thousands of vital journeys from accessing medical appointments

4 sigs23 Jan 2023Sponsored by Liz Saville Roberts

Daesh genocide against Yazidis, Christians and other religious minorities in Syria and Iraq

That this house urges the UK Government to formally recognise the Daesh atrocities against the Yazidis, Christians and other religious or belief minorities in Syria and Iraq as genocide; understands that it is the long-standing policy of the UK Government not to make determinations of genocide but t

19 sigs23 Jan 2023

70th Anniversary of the loss of MV Princess Victoria

That this house acknowledges the 70th anniversary of the loss of the roll-on/roll-off ferry MV Princess Victoria off the shores of Northern Ireland near the Copeland Islands on 31 January 1953; commemorates the loss of 135 lives, including Northern Ireland Finance Minister Sir Maynard Sinclair, and

7 sigs23 Jan 2023

Disappearance of migrant children from asylum hotels

That this House notes concerning reports of unaccompanied asylum-seeking children disappearing from hotels; expresses concern for the welfare of these children; notes that several reports suggest that these children are being targeted and trafficked; further notes that in one example, 136 children w

61 sigs23 Jan 2023Sponsored by Ms Diane Abbott

SaxaVord UK Spaceport partnership with RFA Space

That this House welcomes the announcement by Shetland’s SaxaVord UK Spaceport of their launch operations partnership with RFA Space; notes that the company’s first launch is currently planned for the end of 2023; understands that if successful, this could represent the first vertical space launch fr

9 sigs23 Jan 2023Sponsored by Mr Alistair Carmichael

Eastwood Park Theatre 50th Anniversary

That this House celebrates the 50th anniversary of Eastwood Park Theatre in Giffnock which first opened its doors on 8 January 1973 for a live performance of The School Mistress by the Giffnock Players Club; understands the 50th anniversary was marked with a live stage performance by the popular chi

6 sigs20 Jan 2023
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