Early Day Motions

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

61,185 EDMs

Food from Fife success

That this House celebrates the nomination of three North East Fife members of Food From Fife in the Great British Food magazine’s Reader Awards; notes that Ardross Farm Shop and Balgove Larder are finalists in the Best Farm Shop and Deli category; further notes that the Bowhouse market is a finalist

4 sigs7 Sept 2020Sponsored by Wendy Chamberlain

Fife Voluntary Action and Covid-19

That this House expresses its thanks for the work of Fife Voluntary Action throughout the covid-19 outbreak; recognises that during the covid-19 lockdown, Fife Voluntary Action operated multiple services in the community including Helping Hand, which co-ordinates community responses to covid by link

6 sigs7 Sept 2020Sponsored by Wendy Chamberlain

Remembering Featherstone Massacre 1893

That this House remembers the atrocities which took place in Featherstone, West Yorkshire on 7th September 1893; notes with sadness the 6 injured and two killed, named James Gibb, 22, and James Duggan, 25, after the army was ordered to fire shots into a crowd of miners and their families, who were f

15 sigs3 Sept 2020Sponsored by Jon Trickett

Protection of retail workers

That this House recognises the need to protect our retail workers; further recognises that retail workers are too often subjected to abuse, threat and assault; acknowledges the difficulties of hardworking retail employees such as residents in the constituency of Harlow, who have faced this behaviour

18 sigs3 Sept 2020

West Midlands Gigafactory

That this House notes that the West Midlands was the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution; notes that our country must now lead the Green Industrial Revolution; further notes that the West Midlands is a global centre of battery technology for Electric Vehicles, and is already home to the UK Batte

8 sigs3 Sept 2020Sponsored by Liam Byrne

Merchant Navy Day 2020

That this House recognises Merchant Navy Day 2020; honours the men and women who support UK supply lines, responsible for more than 90% of the UK’s imports, including almost half the food we eat, much of the fuel we use, and virtually all the products and goods we tend to take for granted; notes tha

20 sigs3 Sept 2020Sponsored by Mr Alistair Carmichael

Support Local

That this House welcomes the news that businesses in Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey are adapting a new normal following one of the toughest trading periods they’ve ever had to face; recognises that progress made is fragile and in doing so thanks communities across Inverness, Nairn, Badeno

7 sigs2 Sept 2020

Laggan Coffee Bothy and Gallery success

That this House congratulates the Laggan Coffee Bothy and Gallery on recently being awarded a Tripadvisor 2020 Traveller’s Choice Award; recognises the excellent service on offer to locals and tourists alike, notes that this award is given to businesses based on reviews, ratings and saves from trave

5 sigs2 Sept 2020

Liz MacMillan's face masks for the community

That this House thanks all those who gave their time and energy to make protective face masks for their community during the ongoing pandemic; highlights that Liz MacMillan of Kiltarlity made over 600 face masks to give away to neighbours; and finally, thanks Liz, and the many others, for their gene

8 sigs2 Sept 2020

Incredible Edible Inverness

That this House welcomes Incredible Edible Inverness and their initiative to grow vegetables and herbs in some of Inverness’s public planters and unloved plots of land; notes that they launched in order to meet demand for locally grown foods and to improve otherwise often overlooked areas; and final

9 sigs2 Sept 2020

Interest and the economy

That this House notes recent reports from the Bank of England that banks and financial institutions in the UK currently have more than £170 billion in personal accounts which pay zero interest; further notes that the public purse was used to rescue banks in 2008 and many of the same institutions hav

6 sigs2 Sept 2020Sponsored by Mr Gregory Campbell

Cuts to education funding

That this House recognises the campaigning work of Eleanor Falshaw, Joseph Stevens and Ben Taylor, three young people from the Hemsworth constituency, who have been raising awareness about the impact of education cuts; notes the significance of the figures they have uncovered which reveal that socia

7 sigs2 Sept 2020Sponsored by Jon Trickett

Ban on sample sachets

That this House notes that globally personal care companies produce some 120 billion plastic sachets each year; recognises these samples of shampoo, moisturiser and fragrance placed end-to-end would stretch to the moon 27 times over; recognises that these sachets are completely non-recyclable and wi

26 sigs2 Sept 2020Sponsored by Ben Lake

Protecting and valuing whistleblowers

That this House recognises that the Public Interest Disclosure Act (1998) does not provide a sufficient degree of protection for employees who ‘whistleblow‘ or raise concerns with their employers, whether in public service or private business, when they identify a risk to personal safety, the enviro

21 sigs2 Sept 2020

Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill

That this House expresses profound alarm at the climate and ecological emergency, with wildfires raging in California, and ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica melting in line with worst case scenario predictions for sea level rise according to a study by the University of Leeds and the Danish Met

92 sigs2 Sept 2020

Season of Creation 2020

That this House notes that between 1 September and 4 October 2020, Christian communities around the world will mark the Season of Creation, a period of reflection and recommitment to tackling the challenges facing our common home, planet Earth; further notes that initiative was founded by Ecumenical

11 sigs1 Sept 2020

Reinstatement of IKEA shop steward Richie Venton

That this House condemns the sacking of IKEA Glasgow USDAW Shop Steward and convenor Richie Venton for carrying out his duties as an elected workers' representative who sought to prevent hardship, while protecting workers' health during the ongoing covid-19 pandemic; notes Mr Venton opposed IKEA's p

51 sigs1 Sept 2020

G53 Together’s Response to covid-19

That this House commends G53 Together, in Glasgow, for their inspiring work during the covid-19 outbreak, supporting families and children in the community with their local foodbank, the delivery of emergency food provisions, a shopping service, prescription pick up, activities for children and busi

9 sigs1 Sept 2020

Ridgeway Dairy free packed lunch project during the covid-19 outbreak

That this House commends Ridgeway Dairy, in Drumoyne, in Glasgow, for their inspiring work during the covid-19 outbreak supporting families and children in the community with their free packed lunch project; notes the packed lunches, which Ridgeway had been providing since the start of lockdown in A

8 sigs1 Sept 2020

Govan Help’s response to covid-19

That this House commends Govan Help from Govan, in Glasgow, for their inspiring work during the covid-19 outbreak supporting families and children in the community with their foodbank; appreciates the support given to people living locally including the delivery of food parcels to people shielding,

9 sigs1 Sept 2020

Govan Youth Information Project covid-19 food provision project

That this House commends Govan Youth Information Project (GYIP), in Glasgow, for their inspiring work during the covid-19 outbreak supporting families and children in the community with their food provision project; notes that GYIP received a grant from the local authority to deliver a Holiday Food

8 sigs1 Sept 2020

Roadchef Employee Benefit Trust

That this House deplores the failure to date of HMRC to propose a resolution to the dispute with the Roadchef Employee Benefits Trust; notes that Honourable Members and Ministers have been informed by HMRC that they are seeking a resolution but regrets HMRC’s considerable delay in proposing a resolu

20 sigs1 Sept 2020

Anniversary of the murder of Lord Mountbattan and Warrenpoint Massacre

That this House remembers with great sadness the murder of Lord Mountbatten, his grandson Nicholas, Lady Doreen Brabourne and local 15 year old Paul Maxwell and further the slaughter of 18 British Army Soldiers at an ambush at Warrenpoint on 27th of August 1979; extends our sincere sympathy to her M

8 sigs1 Sept 2020Sponsored by Jim Shannon

50 years since the deaths of Samuel Donaldson and Roy Millar

That this House remembers with deep sadness the murder of RUC Constables Samuel Donaldson and Roy Millar following a car bomb in South Armagh on 11 August 1970 as the first of many evil murders during the Provisional IRA Terrorist Campaign; extends heartfelt and sincere sympathy to their families wh

8 sigs1 Sept 2020Sponsored by Jim Shannon

Shannon’s Box: a Scottish Throughcare and Aftercare Forum

That this House congratulates Shannon Brown, creator of Shannon’s Box, a Scottish Throughcare and Aftercare Forum (Staf) project, delivered in association with East Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership; notes the initiative has been named as a finalist for the Pioneering Project Award at the

8 sigs1 Sept 2020
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