Early Day Motions

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

61,185 EDMs

Homophobic attacks on LGBTQ+ campaigners in Tbilisi

That this House strongly condemns the attacks on LGBTQ+ campaigners in Tbilisi; expresses its regret that the Tbilisi Pride march has had to be called off as a result; expresses concern for the safety of LGBTQ+ campaigners and other community members, as well as those journalists who were attacked;

24 sigs5 Jul 2021Sponsored by Layla Moran

Hassan Mushaima and political prisoners detained in Bahrain

That this House is deeply concerned by the decade-long detention of 73-year-old Hassan Mushaima in Bahrain who was sentenced to life imprisonment for his peaceful role as a political opposition leader in 2011; decries that Mushaima was brutally tortured, subjected to protracted medical negligence an

44 sigs5 Jul 2021Sponsored by Andy Slaughter

180th anniversary of first package holiday

That this House notes July 1841 was the first known organised group holiday event which later evolved into an international travel business known as Thomas Cook; recognises the humble beginnings of the Charitable and Christian endeavours of the founder, expressing the hope that his humility and comp

5 sigs5 Jul 2021Sponsored by Mr Gregory Campbell

International School Aberdeen, showing racism the red card

That this House congratulates pupils from the International School Aberdeen on being selected as finalists in 2021’s Show Racism the Red Card Creative Competition; notes that over 1,500 young people from across Scotland took part, creatively expressing their messages of inclusion with some fantastic

16 sigs1 Jul 2021Sponsored by Stephen Flynn

In remembrance of Willie Duncan

That this House remembers Willie Duncan of Cardenden, fondly known by many as Dunc, who was a stalwart of the local community right up until his recent passing; recognises the significant contributions he made over many years to the development of the ABCD villages (Auchterderran, Bowhill, Cardenden

10 sigs1 Jul 2021

Levenmouth, Fife, Climate Beacon for COP26

That this House congratulates The Leven Programme, ONFife and Levenmouth Academy, alongside other local organisations, in becoming Fife’s Climate Beacon and bringing arts and science together to raise public engagement on Climate Change; recognises the role of the Scottish Government’s Climate Chang

11 sigs1 Jul 2021

Rose Duncan, Collydean Community Centre

That this House commends the work of Rose Duncan, Manager of Collydean Community Centre for the last two and a half years; highlights the vital work of Rose and the many volunteers during the covid-19 outbreak whereby they supported vulnerable people in the North Glenrothes area by extending a hand

10 sigs1 Jul 2021

Service reductions at the British Council

That this House acknowledges the vital role of the British Council in promoting education, training and language across the globe; notes that it was created in 1934 to improve global cultural relations and social mobility and currently works with over 100 countries worldwide changing the lives of mi

34 sigs1 Jul 2021

Families of children with extremely rare chromosome and gene disorders

That this House recognises the challenges faced by parents of children with unique or extremely rare chromosome and gene disorders in receiving tailored medical care and locating support groups specific to their situation, as well as in being able to know what to expect or gauge against; commends th

28 sigs30 Jun 2021

Co-operative businesses 250 years after Robert Owen

That this House notes that the UK co-operative movement has grown to a combined annual turnover of £38.2 billion and has increased by £340 million in the last year; notes that over 7,000 independent co-operatives in the UK are owned by over 14 million members and 241,714 employees; recognises the co

10 sigs30 Jun 2021

Sarcoma UK and Sarcoma Awareness Month 2021

That this House recognises Sarcoma Awareness Month from 1 to 31 July,and its importance in spreading awareness of Sarcoma as an uncommon and fast-spreading cancer; acknowledges the necessity of early, fast and accurate diagnosis for the 5,300 people diagnosed with the disease annually in the UK; rec

48 sigs30 Jun 2021

Baroness Harding of Winscombe and the role of Chief Executive of NHS England

That this House notes reports that Baroness Dido Harding has applied to become Chief Executive of NHS England; notes that the NHS Act 2006 requires the consent of the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care to the appointment of the Chief Executive of NHS England; and calls on the Secretary of

23 sigs30 Jun 2021Sponsored by Richard Burgon

Srebrenica Memorial Week 2021

That this House notes that from 4 to 11 July 2021, the UK will mark Srebrenica Memorial Week with commemorations taking place in hundreds of schools, local authorities, places of worship, community centres, and police forces to name but a few, all of which bring the nation together in powerful acts

38 sigs30 Jun 2021

Kingsway Community Connections

That this House congratulates Kingsway Community Connections in the Glasgow North West constituency on their recent elections, rebranding and restructure; notes that Kingsway Community Connections have continued to develop their vital anchor organisation during the covid-19 outbreak; further notes t

10 sigs29 Jun 2021

Prime Minister meeting with Libyan Premier and compensation

That this House notes the meeting between the UK Prime Minister and Libyan Prime Minister on Thursday 24th June 2021; recognises the continuing reprehensible situation affecting those innocent victims of Libyan IRA supplied semtex here in the UK, which resulted in many deaths and injuries, whereby n

6 sigs29 Jun 2021Sponsored by Mr Gregory Campbell

UK citizenship charges

That this House regrets the extortionate charges for people wanting to gain citizenship to the UK; highlights that the fees are much higher than European neighbours and international allies; further highlights the exceptional social and economic benefit that immigrants contribute to the UK; and, fin

26 sigs29 Jun 2021

Effect of ending the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme on levels of poverty

That an Humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, that she will be graciously pleased to direct Ministers to lay before this House, not later than 5.00pm on Thursday 1 July, all papers and correspondence compiled by the Department of Work and Pensions relating to an analysis of terminating the Cor

22 sigs29 Jun 2021

Giffnock Tennis Squash & Hockey Club - Club of the Year 2021

That this House congratulates Giffnock Tennis Squash and Hockey Club on winning the Club of the Year award at the 2021 Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) Tennis Awards; notes that Giffnock Tennis Squash and Hockey Club beat over 2,600 other LTA registered clubs and was the only Scottish Club to make the

9 sigs28 Jun 2021

Preston Lodge High School under 15's football victory

That this House congratulates Preston Lodge High School on winning the boys Scottish Schools' under 15 Shield for the first time on Wednesday afternoon at the Excelsior Stadium; applauds the Scottish Schools Football Association, the Governing body for schools' football in Scotland, for their dedica

5 sigs28 Jun 2021

Welfare support for terminally ill people

That this House notes that Marie Curie and the Motor Neurone Disease Association estimate that more than 6,000 people have died waiting for a decision on their benefits claim since the Department for Work and Pensions announced its review of the benefits system for terminally ill people and the Spec

40 sigs28 Jun 2021

National PTA Awards 2021

That this House celebrates National PTA Week, which took place from 21 to 25 June 2021 and was launched by Parentkind, the largest network of Parent Teacher Association (PTA) fundraisers in the UK; recognises the remarkable achievement of voluntary efforts that have raised over £300 million for scho

10 sigs28 Jun 2021

Single National Curriculum in Pakistan

That this House is concerned with the proposed contents of the Single National Curriculum in Pakistan; notes the increase in content of Islamic education in subjects like Urdu and English in the primary school books; further notes that students from various minorities will be forced to learn about I

2 sigs28 Jun 2021Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Edwardes College Peshawar, Pakistan

That this House expresses concern that the Supreme Court of Pakistan in a recent decision has declared that Edwardes College Peshawar, Pakistan, which is owned by the Church of Pakistan with official recognition by the High Court Peshawar, should be run and managed as in The Privately Managed School

5 sigs28 Jun 2021Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Rett UK and Rett Syndrome Awareness

That this House commends Rett UK for the invaluable work they do as the only specialist charity in the UK to provide professional family support, information and advice to those affected by Rett Syndrome; recognises the need for greater awareness of Rett Syndrome as a rare neurological condition tha

26 sigs28 Jun 2021

Death of Jim Walker MBE

That this House recognises the life and work of Jim Walker, MBE, former local councillor in his beloved Bathgate for 30 years and tireless local champion for the community of Bathgate; sends deepest condolences to his family; notes that Jim Walker was an exemplary champion of his community, serving

14 sigs28 Jun 2021
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