Early Day Motions

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

61,185 EDMs

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF THE THIRD AGE

That this House congratulates University of the Third Age (U3A), East Kilbride on celebrating its 10th anniversary; commends the work of the organisation in helping to bring together older members of our society to help share and gain knowledge; praises the dedication of its volunteers in helping to

13 sigs10 May 2018

WATERSPLASH FINAL

That this House recognises the 50th anniversary of the Watersplash Final between Leeds and Wakefield Trinity, played in horrific and wet conditions at Wembley Stadium on 11 May 1968 for rugby league's Challenge Cup; notes that a special programme will be shown on the BBC commemorating the final, whi

6 sigs10 May 2018Sponsored by Mary Creagh

COLERAINE FC CUP SUCCESS

That this House congratulates Coleraine FC on winning the Irish Cup on 5 May 2018, losing only one game in the entire 2017-18 league season and finishing as runners up in the Premiership; and further congratulate Londonderry club Institute FC on winning the Championship, thus demonstrating the revit

8 sigs9 May 2018Sponsored by Mr Gregory Campbell

EUROPE DAY ON WEDNESDAY 9 MAY 2018

That this House recognises 9 May 2018 as Europe Day, the anniversary of the Schuman Declaration in 1950, in which Robert Schuman set out his idea for a new form of political cooperation in Europe; further recognises the importance of the European Union in ensuring peace in Europe; regrets the Govern

14 sigs9 May 2018Sponsored by Liz Saville Roberts

CRICKET IRELAND

That this House congratulates Cricket Ireland on obtaining Test Status; pays tribute to its Chief Executive, Warren Deutrom, and all those who worked so determinedly to bring this about; encourages the International Cricket Council to support the growth of the game at both elite and grassroots level

15 sigs9 May 2018

IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL

That this House is deeply concerned by the decision of 8 May 2018 by the President of the United States of America to withdraw the US from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) and re-impose economic sanctions on the Islamic Republic of Iran; is disappointed that this decision was made desp

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CARDIFF CITY FOOTBALL CLUB PROMOTION

That this House congratulates Cardiff City Football Club on its promotion to the Premier League; acknowledges the key role played by the manager Neil Warnock, staff, players, owner, Cardiff City Supporters' Trust, Cardiff City Foundation and by the enthusiasm and loyalty of Cardiff City fans worldwi

25 sigs8 May 2018Sponsored by Jo Stevens

CONSEQUENCES OF CANCELLATION OF CARDIFF TO SWANSEA RAIL ELECTRIFICATION

That this House notes with dismay and disapprobation the decision to scrap the rail electrification programme between Cardiff and Swansea; further notes that the National Audit Office consider the decision to have been financially driven; rejects claims that bi­modal trains could deliver similar ben

20 sigs8 May 2018Sponsored by Jo Stevens

THE 2019 LOAN CHARGE

That this House expresses its concern at the 2019 Loan Charge; notes that it is retrospective applying back to 1999; further notes that as a result of the introduction of IR35, umbrella companies were set up and recommended by professional advisers and employment agencies; recognises that the Charge

155 sigs8 May 2018

POOR PERFORMANCE ON NORTHERN RAIL SERVICES

That this House notes the Public Accounts Committee report into Rail Franchising in the UK which recognised that Passengers on the Thameslink, Southern and Great Northern franchise have suffered an appalling level of delays and cancellations since the franchise started in 2014 and that the franchisi

30 sigs8 May 2018

LAKES LINE TRAIN CANCELLATIONS

That this House notes with concern that there were 160 trains cancelled on the Lakes line in April this year and that there are often insufficient bus replacement services provided; recognises that the Lake District is a UNESCO World Heritage site and Britain's biggest visitor destination outside Lo

6 sigs8 May 2018Sponsored by Tim Farron

INTERIM REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT REVIEW OF THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT

That this House welcomes the publication of the interim report of the Independent Review of the Mental Health Act; notes with concern that there are over 45,000 detentions under the Mental Health Act every year, that detentions rose 47 per cent in the decade to 2015-16 and that Black African and Bla

49 sigs8 May 2018

EX-CARILLION STAFF AT BRITISH MUSEUM

That this House believes that the recent collapse of multinational company Carillion, which provided support services at the British Museum, is yet another example of why privatisation is not working for the culture sector; is concerned that the 100 staff on the British Museum contract are now being

21 sigs8 May 2018

ABORTION CLINIC BUFFER ZONES

That this House notes with concern the persistent harassment, intimidation and targeting of people accessing and providing healthcare services at abortion clinics and pregnancy advisory bureaux; further notes repeated instances of women and staff being approached, recorded without their consent, fol

60 sigs8 May 2018

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD TOWN FC

That this House warmly congratulates Hemel Hempstead Town Football Club on its incredible achievement of reaching the Vanarama national league south play-offs against Braintree Town FC; notes that sadly this was a game too far for the Tudors but that they will be back next season as a local team; pa

5 sigs8 May 2018

LEAH SHARIBU'S KIDNAPPING BY BOKO HARAM

That this House notes that the al-Barnawi faction of Boko Haram has returned 104 of the 110 girls they had abducted on 19 February 2018 from the Government Girls Science and Technical College in Dapchi, Yobe State and wishes these young ladies every success in rebuilding the life that they were torn

16 sigs8 May 2018Sponsored by Jim Shannon

ME AWARENESS WEEK 2018

That this House recognises Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) Awareness Week from 6 to 12 May 2018, which aims to highlight the impact this invisible illness has on 250,000 people across the UK; recognises the fantastic work campaigners and charities are doing to highlight ME as a physical condition whi

140 sigs8 May 2018

SOUTHALL FOOTBALL CLUB

That this House strongly congratulates Southall Football Club on winning the Spartan South Midlands League; recognises that this is the first time that Southall FC has won the league since 1927; notes that the club was founded in 1871, making it one of the oldest clubs in the country; and looks forw

7 sigs3 May 2018

URBAN FOX SKI COACH PROGRAMME

That this House congratulates Shania Templeton, Bryan Templeton, Abby Adams, Caroline Ballie, Ross Paterson and Demi Queen of Greyfiars Church in Barlanark on their successful completion of their Assistant Ski Coach awards; acknowledges that this has been made possible through an Urban Fox programme

11 sigs3 May 2018

NEW HOSPITALS IN HARLOW - A&E SERVICES 1

That this House is aware that Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow has the highest accident and emergency (A&E) department use of any hospital in England; notes that the A&E department sees around 200 to 300 patients per day; further notes that this equates to 10 per cent higher than the national a

1 sig2 May 2018

HOSPITAL CAR PARKING CHARGES - CLIC SARGENT

That this House notes the research conducted by CLIC Sargent; is aware of the finding that families of cancer patients in NHS hospitals can pay up to £10 per day in car parking fees; further notes that cancer treatment can cost young people and their families £600 per month in additional expenses; u

2 sigs2 May 2018

FORESTRY AND SUSTAINABILITY AWARD RECOGNITION

That this House congratulates Jonathan Hawick on his recent achievement as part of his Forest Management course at the University of the Highlands and Islands; notes that he was awarded the Savills Forestry and Sustainability Award from real estate firm Savills after producing an outstanding land ma

12 sigs2 May 2018

GLASGOW UNIVERSITIES AMONGST TOP 50 IN UK

That this House notes the recent publication of the Complete University Guide 2019 League Tables; understands that three Glasgow universities have appeared in the top 50 rankings of that guide; further understands that the University of Glasgow and the University of Strathclyde were ranked 24th and

23 sigs2 May 2018

LIVING WAGE ACCREDITATION IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY IN GLASGOW

That this House notes that Firewater on Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow is a Scottish Living Wage Employer; understands that, to date, Firewater is the only living wage accredited nightclub in the UK; believes that the real living wage benefits both workers and businesses; congratulates Firewater on o

26 sigs2 May 2018

DOUBLE WIN FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE AT THE GUARDIAN UNIVERSITY AWARDS

That this House notes that the University of Strathclyde has been recognised at the Guardian University Awards 2018; understands that the awards were given in recognition of the Strathclyde Cares and TransEDU projects, which seek to support care leavers and transgender people applying to, studying a

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