Early Day Motions

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

61,185 EDMs

CALUM'S CABIN, ISLE OF BUTE

That this House congratulates everyone involved with Calum’s Cabin on Bute on being awarded the 2019 Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service; commends the wonderful work being done by Duncan, Caroline and Jenna Spiers, founders of the charity Calum’s Cabin, which provides family holiday homes on the Isl

12 sigs17 Jun 2019Sponsored by Brendan O'Hara

SAFE INSIDE REPORT ON PRISON STAFF SAFETY

That this House welcomes the Safe Inside report from the Joint Unions in Prisons Alliance, a coalition of nine national trades unions representing the majority of prison staff; is concerned by the health and safety emergency revealed by this report, with a quarter of prison officers, educators, nurs

31 sigs17 Jun 2019Sponsored by Jo Stevens

SIR BOYD TUNNOCK

That this House congratulates Sir Boyd Tunnock, the owner of Tunnocks, on his knighthood in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List; notes that Tunnocks is responsible for the production of a number of world-renowned cakes and biscuits including the caramel wafer, the teacake and the snowball; understands

13 sigs17 Jun 2019

VIOLENCE IN YEMEN AND THE MIDDLE EAST

That this House expresses its concern at the recent escalation of violence in Yemen and the surrounding region; condemns the Houthi missile strikes on Abha airport in Saudi Arabia on 13 June 2019, in which 26 civilians were wounded; notes that this came only one month after Houthi forces claimed arm

25 sigs17 Jun 2019

PROTECTION OF TREES AND HEDGEROWS

That this House welcomes the recommendation in the Committee for Climate Change's Report Net Zero, for 30,000 hectares of trees to be planted each year; and calls on the Government to provide greater protection to existing hedgerows and mature trees which are able to remove large amounts of carbon d

21 sigs17 Jun 2019

SUPPORT FOR THE GLOBAL FUND FOR HIV, TB AND MALARIA

That this House recognises that the Global Fund has had a far-reaching impact on HIV, TB and Malaria; further recognises that 27 million lives have been saved the Global Fund Partnership; notes that more investments will bring us closer to ending those epidemics by 2030; further notes that more inve

34 sigs17 Jun 2019

THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF BIOLOGY'S PARLIAMENTARY LINKS DAY (NO 3)

That this House congratulates the Royal Society of Biology on organising this year's Parliamentary Links Day on Tuesday 25 June 2019 on behalf of the science and engineering community; applauds the theme of Science and the New Frontiers; welcomes the Society's continuing commitment to serve the publ

14 sigs17 Jun 2019

COUNCIL OF EUROPE YOUTH AND EDUCATION

That this House recognises that the Council of Europe through its youth centres and European Youth Foundation has for many years made a major contribution to the education and development of the UK's young people, providing a whole field of education for democracy and human rights, for holocaust rem

15 sigs13 Jun 2019

BBC TELEVISION LICENCE FEES

That this House regrets the decision taken by the BBC to ask over-75s to pay television licence fees from June 2020; believes that the responsibility for such decisions should be transferred back to the Government from the BBC with the aim of retaining a universal exemption for over-75s; further bel

22 sigs13 Jun 2019

YEMEN PEACE PROCESS

That this House welcomes efforts to continue the peace process in Yemen with all the relevant parties engaged in the Yemen war; recognises the strong historical ties between South Yemen, Aden in particular, and the UK; welcomes the strong and current cooperation between the UN Special Envoy Martin G

26 sigs13 Jun 2019Sponsored by Mr Clive Betts

REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT SCHEMES

That this House notes that there are an estimated 25 million refugees and three million asylum seekers around the world today; further notes that the Government committed to resettle 20,000 refugees in the UK by 2020 under the Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme (VPRS) and 3,000 more under the Vu

37 sigs13 Jun 2019Sponsored by Tim Farron

NORTHERN IRELAND NATIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM

That this House notes the upcoming qualifying group games for the UEFA European Championship 2020; expresses the hope that nations such as Germany and Holland, regarded as among the best in the world, will do their best to keep up with Northern Ireland who lead their group, winning all four of their

5 sigs12 Jun 2019Sponsored by Mr Gregory Campbell

RECOGNISING THE CONTRIBUTION OF SCOUT LEADERS DURING VOLUNTEERS' WEEK

That this House congratulates Scout leaders and assistant leaders across North East Fife and elsewhere for providing opportunities for young people from all backgrounds; recognises the enormous contribution that those volunteers make to the lives of children and young people in Beavers, Cubs, Scouts

17 sigs12 Jun 2019Sponsored by Stephen Gethins

UNIVERSITY OF St ANDREWS TOP FOR STUDENT SATISFACTION IN GUARDIAN UNIVERSITY GUIDE 2020

That this House congratulates the University of St Andrews, Principal and Vice-Chancellor Sally Mapstone, staff and students, on being awarded an unprecedented second place only to Cambridge in the Guardian University Guide 2020 in recognition of its high scores for student satisfaction, graduate em

7 sigs12 Jun 2019Sponsored by Stephen Gethins

FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE MACROBERT AWARD

That this House recognises 2019 as the fiftieth anniversary of the Royal Academy of Engineering’s MacRobert Award for UK innovation in engineering; congratulates the finalists shortlisted for this year’s prize, Bombardier from Belfast, Darktrace from Cambridge, M Squared Lasers from Glasgow and Orga

14 sigs12 Jun 2019

EAGLESHAM FAIR

That this House welcomes the success of the 2019 edition of the Eaglesham Fair held on 1 June; notes that this year’s event was extra special as it coincided with the 250th anniversary of the founding of Eaglesham; acknowledges that the theme of this year’s event was based on the Greatest Showman an

6 sigs12 Jun 2019

NEW PRESIDENT OF THE KURDISTAN REGION IN IRAQ

That this House warmly congratulates Nechivan Barzani on his election by Parliament and his inauguration as President of the Kurdistan Region in Iraq; wishes him the best in uniting the Kurdistan Region, advancing economic and political reform, and further improving relations with the federal govern

14 sigs12 Jun 2019Sponsored by Mary Glindon

4J STUDIOS EAST LINTON OFFICE AND MINECRAFT SUCCESS

That this House congratulates the staff at the 4J Studios office in East Linton on their crucial role in developing Minecraft, which recently became the best selling video game of all time, for games consoles; welcomes the fact that a games company with a studio located in an East Lothian village is

8 sigs11 Jun 2019

BARCLAYS' NEW ECONOMIC GROWTH INITIATIVE THRIVING LOCAL ECONOMICS IN KILMARNOCK

That this House welcomes the launch of Barclays’ new economic growth initiative Thriving Local Economies in Kilmarnock on Tuesday 11 June 2019; understands that the bank is to join forces with local government, business and education leaders to identify how to boost the local economy through a landm

7 sigs11 Jun 2019

HEALTHY START SCHEME AWARENESS

That this House notes that almost half of people eligible for Healthy Start Vouchers which provide healthy food and vitamins to pregnant women and young children are not receiving them; and therefore calls on the Government to take urgent steps to increase the uptake of this important scheme to ensu

23 sigs11 Jun 2019Sponsored by Gareth Thomas

MAGE CONTROLS - WINNERS OF THE EAST KILBRIDE, STRATHAVEN AND LESMAHAGOW CONSTITUENCY AND BUSINESS AWARDS 2019

That this House congratulates MAGE Control East Kilbride who are specialists in advanced manufacturing for the special medical equipment sector and the aerospace sector and The Furnishing Service East Kilbride who specialise in providing furniture for housing associations on winning the East Kilbrid

6 sigs11 Jun 2019

SUPPORTING THE UK POULTRY MEAT SECTOR IN TRADE DEVELOPMENT

That this House recognises the need for frictionless trade in poultry with the EU in order to maintain a secure supply of affordable British food; notes with concern that current economic modelling from the British Poultry Council suggests that there could be significant increases in the costs of pr

23 sigs11 Jun 2019

AUCHINLECK TALBOT'S REMARKABLE SEASON

That this House congratulates Auchinleck Talbot on a remarkable season winning the league followed by its most recent Junior Scottish Cup victory in the final hosted by Hamilton FC defeating Largs Thistle 2-0; commends Largs Thistle for a spirited display as runners-up and notes the victory was Auch

8 sigs11 Jun 2019

RAWLINGS LOVE TO EAT BEST CAFÉ FOOD AWARD

That this House congratulates Rawlings Love to Eat, a family run bistro and coffee house on Mosspark Boulevard in Glasgow, on winning The Best Café Food award at the Scottish Café Awards 2019 at the Marriott Hotel in Glasgow on 22 May 2019; notes the award is recognition for the café making and sour

8 sigs10 Jun 2019

95TH ANNIVERSARY OF D'JACONELLI'S CAFÉ

That this House recognises that this year marks the 95th anniversary of the iconic D’Jaconelli’s Café in Glasgow; understands that the café was opened by Mario Jaconelli in 1924 and has been serving the community in Maryhill and across the north of the city ever since; appreciates that customers enj

11 sigs10 Jun 2019
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