Early Day Motions

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

61,185 EDMs

National eye health strategy

That this House recognises that over two million people in the UK are living with conditions which cause sight loss; notes that 250 people lose their sight every day and sight loss costs the UK economy £36 billion per year; further notes that NHS eye care services are facing significant pressures, w

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Home-Start Glasgow North and North Lanarkshire 21st anniversary

That this House congratulates Home-Start Glasgow North and North Lanarkshire on its twenty-first anniversary; recognises that it is one of the leading charities in family support in the community; acknowledges the impact it makes within the local communities it serves including helping to improve ed

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Mark Allen UK Championship Title

That this House congratulates Northern Ireland's Mark Allen on winning his first UK Championship Snooker Title against Ding Junhui; notes this further achievement as Allen takes his tally to eight ranking titles and two of the fabled Triple Crown, having won the Masters in 2018; further notes his br

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Pension Credit

That this House welcomes the Government’s promotion of Pension Credit to increase its uptake, at long last, given that research by Independent Age had shown that only 61 per cent of those eligible were receiving it; appreciates that Pension Credit can be a gateway benefit for low income pensioners;

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Mark Allen winner of the UK Snooker Champion

That this House celebrates Northern Ireland's Mark Allen on winning the UK Snooker Championship and congratulates him on being crowned the UK Champion in November 2022; notes his remarkable dedication to the sport of snooker and his representation of Northern Ireland; further notes his winning of th

3 sigs22 Nov 2022

Young Women Lead Programme

That this House recognises the significant achievements of the Young Women Lead programme upon the completion of their 'Community Places Community Spaces' project which began in May 2022; notes that the project was formulated with a passion for the provision of community services and a desire to hig

9 sigs22 Nov 2022

Anniversary of channel crossing deaths

That this House marks the first anniversary of the tragic death of 32 people in the Channel in the early hours of the morning of 24 November 2021; urges the Government to speed up the enquiry currently being carried out by the Marine Accident Investigation Branch; notes the harrowing new evidence wh

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Lancaster University Library and The Times Higher Education Awards

That this House congratulates Lancaster University Library; recognises its achievement in winning Outstanding Library Team in The Times Higher Education Awards; thanks the Library Team for supporting teaching, learning and research locally, nationally and globally; and praises the library in its aim

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Broadband for the Rural North

That this House congratulates Broadband for the Rural North (B4RN); thanks them for striving to digitally connect rural communities in the north; recognises their achievements in being regarded the Best British Broadband Provider as well as Best Community Project for the second year running; pays tr

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Increases in taxation

That this House notes that under current Government proposals not only will higher rate tax payers pay more in income tax but basic rate taxpayers, including many on average or below average incomes, as well as many senior citizens including some on the basic state pension, will also be paying more;

6 sigs22 Nov 2022Sponsored by Mr Gregory Campbell

Heartland FM and the 2022 Community Radio Awards

That this House congratulates Heartland FM on being awarded the silver trophy in the prestigious Station of the Year category for the second year in a row at the 2022 Community Radio Awards; understands that the awards recognise community radio stations across the UK and the excellent service they p

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Seventh anniversary of Brazil's Mariana dam collapse

That this House expresses sincere condolences to the family and friends of the 19 people killed by the Mariana dam collapse in Brazil, seven years on from the disaster; acknowledges with deep concern the irreparable social and environmental damage caused by the 60 million cubic metres of toxic waste

12 sigs21 Nov 2022Sponsored by Dan Carden

Diageo UK's Learning for Life Hospitality Training Programme

That this House congratulates the participants of Diageo’s award-winning Learning for Life hospitality training scheme for learners in Edinburgh in partnership with The Prince's Trust and Springboard; celebrates the success of half of the graduates securing employment shortly after completing their

9 sigs21 Nov 2022Sponsored by Christine Jardine

Safe passage for refugees

That this House commends the work of PCS and Care4Calais and the launch of their policy document Safe passage for refugees: humane alternative to the Rwanda policy; notes the key demands include the implementation of a safe passage visa scheme, greater investment in the Home Office and the reform of

42 sigs21 Nov 2022Sponsored by Olivia Blake

Funding for fire and rescue services

That this House recognises and celebrates the significant role firefighters play in society, particularly in the face of increasing extreme weather events and the part they played during the pandemic that included delivering medicines to the vulnerable, supporting the ambulance service and moving th

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Rory McIlroy's contribution to golf

That this House celebrates Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy on winning his fourth Harry Vardon Golf Trophy and congratulates him on being crowned the DP World Tour's top player in Dubai in November 2022; notes his remarkable dedication to the sport of golf and his representation of Northern Ireland;

7 sigs21 Nov 2022Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Co-Op Funeral Care and Unite Members Industrial Action

That this House shows solidarity with Unite members working at Co-Op Funeral Care in Glasgow who are currently taking industrial action over pay; understands the context of the cost of living crisis with rising food costs, energy bills and inflation at a 41 year high; notes that the Retail Price Ind

24 sigs17 Nov 2022

Football World Cup

This House wishes the Cymru and England national football teams well in the World Cup and a safe journey to all supporters attending matches.

3 sigs16 Nov 2022

International Children's Games, South Lanarkshire

That this House celebrates the incredible performance of Team South Lanarkshire at the International Children’s 2022 Games in Coventry; notes that the squad won gold in two events and also a silver medal, achieving many more personal bests for the individual athletes participating; also notes that i

7 sigs15 Nov 2022

EK Credit Unions 40th Anniversary

This house congratulates East Kilbride Credit Union on their 40th Anniversary; thanks Mr John Geraghty and Mr Les Walker who instigated the credit union and who still sit on the board of directors today as President and Chairman; commends EK Credit Union’s success in increasing accessible savings an

5 sigs15 Nov 2022

Give as you Live and Kevin Sinfield marathons

That this House notes the incredible seven marathons in seven days undertaking by rugby league legend Kevin Sinfield, who is visiting a range of sporting venues in Scotland and England to aid a number of charities including those associated with research into combating Motor Neurone Disease; and exp

6 sigs15 Nov 2022Sponsored by Mr Gregory Campbell

Passing of Jimmy O'Rourke

This House notes with sadness the passing of Jimmy O’Rourke at the age of 76 at his home in Edinburgh; recalls that Jimmy became the youngest ever player to play for Hibernian aged 16 years and 85 days in 1962, a record that stood until 2004; further recalls that he remains the youngest ever Hiberni

17 sigs15 Nov 2022

Social tariff for domestic energy use

That this House believes in protections for low income, vulnerable and fuel poor households; notes that even with the current price cap in place there has been a 139 per cent increase in a year on the average bill; recognises that as a result there are now 6.7 million households in fuel poverty and

17 sigs15 Nov 2022Sponsored by Emma Hardy

Outsourcing at University College London

That this House expresses its support for the members of Internation Workers Great Britain taking industrial action to demand that University College London (UCL) ends the outsourcing of its services which has resulted in low pay and insecure work lack of management accountability associated with bu

18 sigs15 Nov 2022Sponsored by John McDonnell

Royal Commission on Prisons and the Wider Criminal Justice System

That this House notes the Government's manifesto commitment to hold a Royal Commission on the Criminal Justice Process, a pledge included in the 2019 Gracious Address; believes that such an initiative is needed now more than ever, with widespread concern over many elements of the criminal justice sy

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