Early Day Motions

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

61,185 EDMs

Criminal Cases Review Commission and Oliver Campbell

That this House warmly welcomes the decision of the Criminal Cases Review Commission to refer the case of Oliver Campbell to the Court of Appeal to review his 1991 conviction for murder; thanks the current Chair of the CCRC, Helen Pitcher, for agreeing to look at the case once again thoroughly, inde

2 sigs14 Dec 2022

Howe of Fife Bell Baxter Under-16 Rugby Team

That the House congratulates the Howe of Fife Bell Baxter under-16 rugby team on their joint-win in the final of the Scottish Rugby Union Schools Shield which was held at Murrayfield on 7 December; understands that the match against North Berwick ended with a 14-14 tie but that Howe of Fife recovere

3 sigs14 Dec 2022Sponsored by Wendy Chamberlain

Closure of the Middlesbrough Diamorphine-Assisted Treatment programme

That this House is dismayed that the pioneering Middlesbrough Diamorphine-Assisted Treatment programme has closed due to the withdrawal of funding; applauds the exemplary efforts of Danny Ahmed and his colleagues at the addiction treatment clinic in helping to save and rebuild lives; recognises the

21 sigs14 Dec 2022Sponsored by Andy McDonald

Treatment of workers at Orchard House Foods, Gateshead

That this House is shocked and angered by the treatment of workers made redundant at Orchard House Food’s Gateshead factory; notes that the company - which supplies companies such as Marks and Spencer, Morrisons and Pret a Manger - remains a going concern with some workers offered the chance to relo

14 sigs14 Dec 2022

Alcohol-specific deaths

That this House is seriously concerned by the sharp increase in alcohol-specific deaths in data released by the Office for National Statistics on 8 December 2022, revealing that in 2021 there were 9,641 deaths,14.8 per 100,000 people, from alcohol-specific causes registered in the UK, the highest nu

16 sigs14 Dec 2022Sponsored by Dan Carden

Diagnosis and support for PANS and PANDAS

That this House notes that Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (PANS) and Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections (PANDAS) are conditions caused by misdirected immune responses and brain inflammation following common infections; acknowledg

7 sigs14 Dec 2022Sponsored by Sarah Green

Costs of public sector pay rises

That this House rejects the claim made in the media by the Prime Minister that it would cost an additional £28 billion to award a pay-rise for all public sector workers in line with inflation; notes that according to economists and fact-checkers the Prime Minister's claim is vastly inflated; further

26 sigs14 Dec 2022Sponsored by Richard Burgon

Dario Franchitti and the Scottish Sports Hall of Fame

That this House congratulates Bathgate bairn Dario Franchitti on being inducted into the Scottish Sports Hall of Fame; notes that the motorsport legend is a three-time winner of the famous Indianapolis 500 as well as four-time IndyCar series champion; recognises a lifetime of achievement in racing i

14 sigs13 Dec 2022

Bilton Hall Amateur Boxing Club, Robbie Colman and Ewan Mackenzie

That this House congratulates Jarrow constituent Robbie Colman on winning his debut professional boxing fight at the Hilton Hotel in Gateshead on Sunday 11 December; further notes that Robbie’s win shortly follows another brilliant success by another Jarrow constituent Ewan Mackenzie, who won his si

5 sigs13 Dec 2022Sponsored by Kate Osborne

Immigration policy and seafarer jobs

That this House is deeply concerned by the impact of immigration policy on seafarer jobs and training in Net Zero industries; notes that the recent extension of the Offshore Wind Workers Immigration Rules Concession 2017 has cost at least 36 UK seafarers their jobs on vessels constructing EDF’s Near

19 sigs13 Dec 2022Sponsored by Karl Turner

Involuntarily installation of prepayment meters

That this House notes with concern the significant increase in the number of households being involuntarily moved onto prepayment meters; is alarmed by reports that since July 2021 nearly half a million warrants have been issued allowing energy firms to force entry into the UK’s poorest homes, and t

21 sigs12 Dec 2022Sponsored by Dan Carden

75th anniversary of Portadown ex-Servicemen's LOL 608

That this House congratulates Portadown Ex Servicemen's LOL 608 on reaching their 75th anniversary; recognises the positive role of the Lodge within the Portadown area; thanks those members of the Lodge who have served in the armed forces for their service to the nation; and extends best wishes to t

5 sigs12 Dec 2022Sponsored by Carla Lockhart

Jennie Lee's role in the foundation of the Open University

That this House celebrates the exceptional accomplishments of Jennie Lee, a miner’s daughter from Lochgelly, who with the support of her community graduated from Edinburgh University with a law degree, a Master of Arts and a teaching diploma; recognises Jennie as one of the first and youngest woman

13 sigs12 Dec 2022

Management of the National Health Service

That this House censures the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care for his handling of the National Health Service which has seen waiting times rise in ambulances services and accident and emergency, the waiting list for treatment reach more than 7 million people, and nurses and paramedics v

7 sigs12 Dec 2022Sponsored by Daisy Cooper

Aileen Kane fundraising for BBC Children in Need

That this House recognises the significant charitable work carried out by Aileen Kane from East Renfrewshire over the past four decades; notes that Aileen, aged 81, has fundraised for Children in Need since 1985; recognises Aileen initially began fundraising by doing a sponsored walk from Giffnock t

10 sigs12 Dec 2022

40th anniversary of Northern Ireland qualifying for 1982 World Cup

That this House notes the 40th anniversary of Northern Ireland qualifying for the 1982 World Cup held in Spain; further notes the honourable dedication of Head Coach, Billy Bingham who sadly passed away on the 9 June 2022 and the international debut of seventeen year old Norman Whiteside, who became

12 sigs12 Dec 2022Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ

That this House recognises the true meaning of Christmas being the celebration of the birth of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ as the first step of God's redemptive plan; highlights the greatest gift that was given that first Christmas of love and forgiveness in the form of a baby; expresses grati

9 sigs12 Dec 2022Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Hillingdon Play Association

That this House places on record its thanks and appreciation for the tremendous work and dedication of Valerie Mohammedi and the volunteers of Hillingdon Play Association, as well as Donna Crook and her team of staff volunteers from Hasbro, for providing such wonderful play opportunities for childre

7 sigs12 Dec 2022Sponsored by John McDonnell

50 Years of Radio Glangwili

This House congratulates Radio Glangwili on 50 years of dedicated service; notes that the radio station first broadcasted to patients at Glangwili Hospital, Carmarthen, on Christmas Day 1972; further notes that the station has broadcasted bilingually since its inception, providing both English and W

6 sigs12 Dec 2022

80th anniversary of acknowledgement of Holocaust in the House of Commons

That this House notes that Saturday 17 December marks the 80th anniversary of the Government first publicly acknowledging the Holocaust in the House of Commons chamber; recalls that then Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr Anthony Eden MP, during a statement to the House regarding a joint dec

61 sigs12 Dec 2022

Compulsory prepayment meters

That this House understands that due to rising energy prices many households are struggling to pay their bills; notes that nearly half a million warrants allowing energy firms to forcibly install prepayment meters in people’s homes have been approved by courts since July 2021, according to a Freedom

17 sigs9 Dec 2022Sponsored by Jon Trickett

Hayocks Primary School, Stevenston: UNICEF Gold Rights Respecting School award

That this House congratulates the pupils and staff Hayocks Primary School in Stevenston on achieving the prestigious Gold Rights Respecting School award from UNICEF; notes that the Gold award is the highest accolade that UNICEF can bestow on a school in recognition of the excellent progress that the

8 sigs9 Dec 2022

Special Tribunal on Russian Aggression in Ukraine

That this house seeks justice and accountability for atrocities committed by Russian troops during their invasion of Ukraine, as well as for the crime of the war itself; recognises that the decision by the Russian Federation to launch attacks on Ukraine poses a grave challenge to the post-1945 inter

41 sigs9 Dec 2022

Great Annual Savings Group

That this House recognises that vital work of Great Annual Savings Group, a business to business cost reduction service, in promoting local enterprise; notes the company has been recognised as the UK’s leading cost reduction specialist for customer care according to Trustpilot; also notes Great Annu

7 sigs9 Dec 2022Sponsored by Grahame Morris

Council Tax on second homes

That this House supports the decision to allow local authorities to increase council tax on second homes by up to 100 per cent; understands that any increase cannot be applied until April 2024; recognises that local authorities including South Lakeland, North Yorkshire, North Norfolk, Torridge, and

7 sigs8 Dec 2022Sponsored by Tim Farron
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