Early Day Motions

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

61,185 EDMs

Novus prison education strike

That this House notes that the University and College Union (UCU) is involved in a protracted dispute with prison education provider Novus over inadequate covid-safety measures with members at 49 prisons and young offenders institutions taking strike action starting on Tuesday 11 May 2021; is alarme

29 sigs11 May 2021Sponsored by Zarah Sultana

Statements by Dr Abhijit Sarkar

That this House condemns the Hindu hatred put forward by Dr Abhijit Sarkar; requests that Oxford University take firm action in response to statements made by Dr Abhijit Sarkar to ease the unrest among British Hindus and Indians to ensure that there is no impact on the influx of Indian students who

1 sig28 Apr 2021Sponsored by Bob Blackman

Wylie & Bisset LLP participates in The Kiltwalk for the Jeely Piece Club

That this House congratulates teams from Wylie & Bisset LLP for raising £5,915 for the Jeely Piece Club by participating in The Kiltwalk; praises those teams for covering 777.85 miles as part of that walk; recognises the work of the Jeely Piece Club in Castlemilk, Glasgow, in providing and improving

1 sig28 Apr 2021

Alleged enforced disappearance of political prisioners in Bahrain

That this House views with concern the reported attack by Bahraini police on political prisoners in Jau Prison on 17 April 2021; notes that reported attack was in response to a sit-in by inmates protesting deteriorating prison conditions and the death of political prisoner Abbas Mallallah; is aware

5 sigs28 Apr 2021Sponsored by Layla Moran

Killing of Coptic Christian Nabil Habashy Salama by Daesh in Egypt’s northern Sinai

That this House strongly condemns the killing of Coptic Christian, Nabil Habashy Salama by Daesh in Egypt’s northern Sinai; deplores the threats issued by Daesh to the Christians of Egypt; expresses alarm at the violence and intimidation faced by the largest Christian community in the Arab world for

4 sigs27 Apr 2021Sponsored by Jim Shannon

World Meningitis Day

That this House notes World Meningitis Day which was celebrated on 24 April; highlights that the World Health Organization approved the first ever global roadmap in an attempt to defeat meningitis by 2030; notes that despite the production of five different vaccines and the fact that eradicating tha

8 sigs27 Apr 2021Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Misuse of antibiotics in animal agriculture

That this House draws attention to the routine use of antibiotics on healthy farm animals in the UK and around the world in order to compensate for diseases, stress and injuries sustained while being held in sub-standard, overcrowded or confined farming conditions; highlights the potential for antib

6 sigs27 Apr 2021

Trial of HDP Leaders in Turkey

That this House regrets the erosion of democracy which has taken place under President Erdogan in recent years amid the arrests of elected politicians and party activists; notes its concern at recent reports that lawyers defending HDP politicians against charges which include attacking the integrity

9 sigs27 Apr 2021

Aid to the Church in Need's Religious Freedom in the World Report 2021

That this Houses welcomes the release of Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN)’s Religious Freedom in the World Report 2021 which unfortunately shows that persecution and discrimination against people of faith is commonplace in 62 countries worldwide, often in the most populated nations s

12 sigs27 Apr 2021Sponsored by Brendan O'Hara

35th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster

That this House observes the 35th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster which took place on the 26 April 1986; remembers the victims of one of the largest man-made disasters in human history and the failed attempts by a totalitarian Soviet government to conceal the truth; acknowledges the immense b

11 sigs26 Apr 2021

Virtual Kiltwalk 2021

That this House congratulates all those who contributed to the success of Scotland's second Virtual Kiltwalk that took place from 23 to 25 April 2021; commends all those who took on the challenge of raising money for their chosen charity through methods such as walking, running, cycling, and other c

7 sigs26 Apr 2021

Independent review of General Practice provision

That this House is concerned by the pressures facing GPs and their practices; believes that GP services are under strain and in need of greater funding as is the NHS as a whole; calls for increased funding for GP practices, primary healthcare and the NHS; acknowledges the stresses and difficulties,

5 sigs26 Apr 2021Sponsored by Daisy Cooper

Glasgow Clyde College Student Association's White Ribbon Scotland campaign

That this House supports Glasgow Clyde College Student Association's White Ribbon Scotland campaign on behalf of Glasgow Clyde College; notes that Glasgow Clyde College is on a journey towards achieving White Ribbon status and has made available a variety of activities and resources to its students

10 sigs26 Apr 2021

Firefighters Memorial Day 2021 (No. 2)

That this House joins with firefighters across the United Kingdom on Firefighters Memorial Day in remembering the bravery and sacrifice of over 2,300 firefighters who have lost their lives in the line of duty; extends its sympathies especially on this memorial day to all the bereaved families of fal

32 sigs26 Apr 2021Sponsored by Grahame Morris

Matchgirls Strike and Match tax protests

That this House commemorates the Bryant and May workers that on 24 April 1871 protested against a halfpenny tax per box on the sale of matches that was proposed by the Government of the day with a protest march on Parliament which successfully stopped the tax being implemented; further commemorates

14 sigs26 Apr 2021Sponsored by Nadia Whittome

Campaign for a 15 per cent pay rise for all healthcare workers

That this House expresses dismay at the Government’s offer of a derisory one per cent pay rise to healthcare workers announced in the Budget on 3 March; notes that NHS workers have suffered real terms pay cuts of up to 30 per cent since 2010; recognises the heroic efforts of healthcare workers who h

25 sigs26 Apr 2021Sponsored by Jon Trickett

Bahraini children abused and subjected to threats of rape and electric shock

That this House views with grave concern revelations made by the Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy and Human Rights Watch on 10 March 2021 regarding human rights violations against 13 detained children in Bahrain; notes that Husain Abdulrasool, Fares Husain, Mohammed Jafar and Sayed Hasan A

23 sigs22 Apr 2021

Firefighters Memorial Day 2021

That this House joins with firefighters across the United Kingdom on Firefighters Memorial Day in remembering the bravery and sacrifice of over 2,300 firefighters who have lost their lives in the line of duty; extends its sympathies especially on this memorial day to all the bereaved families of fal

12 sigs22 Apr 2021Sponsored by Grahame Morris

National Autistic Society East Renfrewshire

That this House recognises the fantastic work of the National Autistic Society East Renfrewshire Branch in its continued effort to increase autism acceptance and inclusion in East Renfrewshire; commends the invaluable work of volunteers in providing monthly information sessions offering support and

7 sigs21 Apr 2021

Contribution to Travel Award awarded to Jacqueline Dobson

That this House congratulates Jacqueline Dobson, President of Barrhead Travel Group, which is headquartered in East Renfrewshire, who was recognised with a special Contribution to Travel award in the Travel Trade Gazette Top 50 Awards for 2020; notes that that award not only recognises the success M

6 sigs21 Apr 2021

Global covid-19 vaccine inequality

That this House notes with concern that affluent countries including the UK have bought enough covid-19 vaccines to immunise the population many times over while poorer countries are hindered by industry monopolies that are driving supply shortages and blocking vaccine access; acknowledges the moral

22 sigs21 Apr 2021Sponsored by Claire Hanna

Queens Park FC Scottish League 2 Champions

That this House congratulates Queens Park Football Club, Scotland's oldest team, the players, staff and supporters on the club winning its fifth league title in the club's 154-year history, the Scottish League 2 title; applauds the club in extending its own and the city of Glasgow's proud history of

11 sigs21 Apr 2021

Cameron Garrett, Member of the Scottish Youth Parliament of the Year 2020

That this House congratulates Cameron Garrett from Lochgilphead in Argyll and Bute on being named Member of the Scottish Youth Parliament of the Year at the Scottish Youth Parliament Awards 2021; commends Cameron on his hard work since being elected a MSYP in 2019; notes his dedication to his role,

6 sigs21 Apr 2021Sponsored by Brendan O'Hara

TotsBots 20th anniversary

That this House congratulates TotsBots, a company based in Glasgow East constituency which manufactures environmentally-friendly reusable nappies, on its twentieth anniversary in April 2021; acknowledges how successfully the business has grown over the past two decades since starting at the kitchen

10 sigs21 Apr 2021

Kintyre Schools Pipe Band

That this House congratulates Kintyre Schools Pipe Band on securing a highly creditable second place at the 2021 Scottish Schools Freestyle Championships in March 2021, a category of competition that showcases the versatility of the pipes and drums in combination with other musical instruments; note

9 sigs21 Apr 2021Sponsored by Brendan O'Hara
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