Early Day Motions

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

61,185 EDMs

NORTHERN IRELAND FOOTBALL TEAM

That this House congratulates the Northern Ireland football team on their sterling efforts; reaffirms that the spirit of the Ulstermen remains undaunted; and wishes them well in their continued push for greater success on the world footballing stage.

14 sigs14 Nov 2017Sponsored by Jim Shannon

FARM SAFETY

That this House calls on the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to work with the farming communities and the NFU to improve safety on farms, offer training to young farmers and instil a mindset of high safety standards, bearing in mind that farms are potentially the most dynamic and

15 sigs14 Nov 2017Sponsored by Jim Shannon

RIGHT OF ABODE FOR FORMER BRITISH-HONG KONG SERVICEMEN

That this House recognises the enormous contribution to Britain of the former Hong Kong armed forces from 1857 until 1997; believes that those remaining soldiers of the Hong Kong Military Service Corps and the Hong Kong Royal Naval Service who did not receive a UK passport following the handover of

21 sigs14 Nov 2017Sponsored by Andrew Rosindell

2017 MÒD LOCHABER

That this House celebrates the accomplishments of the Royal National Mòd 2017 and congratulates the organisers, An Comunn Gaidhealachd, on the success of the 2017 Mòd Lochaber; recognises that this year was the 125th anniversary of the very first Mòd which was held in Oban; acknowledges the record e

22 sigs14 Nov 2017

NEWSQUEST - THE HERALD AND EVENING TIMES NEWSPAPERS

That this House is alarmed by recent actions by Newsquest, owner of The Herald and Evening Times newspapers; is concerned by the approach to five senior members of staff offering redundancy packages; notes that in the last few weeks, the Editors of The Herald and Evening Times were told they would b

17 sigs14 Nov 2017

MARRIAGE EQUALITY IN AUSTRALIA

That this House welcomes the result of the Australian marriage equality survey which had a resounding result for the yes campaign with 61.6 per cent in favour; notes that the turnout for the survey was 79.5 per cent, higher than that of the 2017 general election or EU referendum turnout; further not

49 sigs14 Nov 2017

LÓDZ-SPECIALISED EXPO 2022-23

That this House supports the bid by Poland for the Specialised Expo 2022-23 trade event to be held in the city of Lódz on 15 June to 15 September 2022, promoting revitalisation of cities through their CITY RE:INVENTED theme which leads to improvements in the quality of life and living; notes that Ló

3 sigs13 Nov 2017

EXTRA-JUDICIAL KILLINGS IN THE PHILIPPINES

That this House notes with alarm the number of extra-judicial killings which have taken place in the Philippines as a result of President Duterte's so-called war on drugs which is estimated by Amnesty International at around 1,000 killings a month; further notes the threat of President Duterte to ki

22 sigs13 Nov 2017Sponsored by Helen Hayes

HOSPITAL CAR PARKING CHARGES IN LONDON

That this House notes that the Government’s guidance on hospital car parking was reissued in 2014; further notes that hospital parking charges in London remain disproportionately high and extremely burdensome for patients; notes that one trust with hospitals in central London charges over £260 for a

4 sigs13 Nov 2017

HOSPITAL CAR PARKING CHARGES IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND

That this House notes that a postcode lottery exists in charges for hospital car parks; further notes that hospitals in London, the East of England and the South East of England are among the highest in England; is disappointed that research shows that these areas also saw among the highest parking

7 sigs13 Nov 2017

THATTO HEATH CRUSADERS ARLFC

That this House recognises the success of Thatto Heath Crusaders ARLFC on being awarded the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service; notes that the St Helens based Community Amateur Sports Club has this season excelled in Rugby League becoming double open age champions in the highest competitions their

11 sigs13 Nov 2017Sponsored by Ms Marie Rimmer

HOSPITAL CAR PARKING CHARGES (No. 2)

That this House recognises that hospital car parks are used by patients and visitors at a difficult time; notes that parking is a necessity for drivers using the hospital services or visiting a loved one; further notes that extortionate car parking charges are extremely worrisome for patients and vi

7 sigs13 Nov 2017

WORLD DIABETES DAY 2017

That this House supports World Diabetes Day on 4 November 2017 when millions of people around the world come together to raise awareness of diabetes; congratulates the International Diabetes Federation for running this annual campaign; and commends those who have helped make the blue light challenge

14 sigs13 Nov 2017

EAST RENFREWSHIRE SUCCESS AT GLASGOW BUSINESS AWARDS

That this House congratulates East Renfrewshire firms A.C. White and Co and Big Green Feet for their success at this year's Glasgow Business Awards; notes that A.C White and Co, a building firm in Barrhead, won the Excellence in Customer Servic:e award, the fourth Glasgow Business award the company

9 sigs13 Nov 2017

CAROLSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL FUNDRAISING SUCCESS

That this House welcomes the news that Carolside Primary in Clarkston has raised £8,600 for Scottish Autism; notes that the amount was raised by more than 850 children as they took on an obstacle course as part of their Chaos Week activities; further notes that teachers at the primary school also co

9 sigs13 Nov 2017

FLYING OFFICER HUGH P BUCHANAN

That this House notes the recent passing of Flying Officer Hugh P Buchanan, and sends sympathy to his widow Doris Conway Buchanan; commits as part of Remembrance Day 2017 to remember his service in the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War in defence of Britain; further notes his pilo

10 sigs7 Nov 2017

I AM ME SCOTLAND

That this House congratulates I Am Me Scotland on winning Disability Charity of the Year Scotland at the Charity Champion Awards, with this success coming hot on the heels of other recognition at the Diversity Awards and at the Renfrewshire Employability Award ceremony; notes that this Renfrewshire-

23 sigs7 Nov 2017

ELECTION OF SRDJA POPOVIC AS LORD RECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ST ANDREWS

That this House congratulates Srdja Popovic on his election by students of the University of St Andrews as that institution's 53rd Lord Rector; notes that Srdja Popovic is a founding member of the Centre for Applied Non-Violent Action and Strategies and founded the Serbian student protest movement O

14 sigs7 Nov 2017Sponsored by Stephen Gethins

PAPAL VISIT TO BURMA AND BANGLADESH

That this House notes the forthcoming visits by Pope Francis to Burma and Bangladesh; recognises the important contribution that the Catholic Church, as well as other religious organisations and communities, make in both countries by promoting interfaith relations, human rights and environmental pro

17 sigs7 Nov 2017Sponsored by Stephen Gethins

HILLCREST HOUSING ASSOCIATION'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY

That this House celebrates 50 years of Hillcrest Housing in Dundee; notes that from just a handful of tenement flats on Dundee's Blackness Road, Hillcrest Housing Association has grown to become one of Scotland's largest providers of affordable housing with a portfolio of over 6,000 houses, with ove

10 sigs7 Nov 2017Sponsored by Chris Law

DUNDEE 2023 EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE BID

That this House notes that Dundee's bid proposal to become European Capital of Culture 2023 has been officially submitted; further notes that the bid document includes 110 new projects across the city which capture the true spirit of Scotland as a whole, and showcases the very best of Dundee and the

15 sigs7 Nov 2017Sponsored by Chris Law

BREAST FEEDING IN SCOTLAND

That this House welcomes the increase in Scottish women breast feeding, delivering many benefits to both mother and child; notes that breast feeding is a personal choice for mothers; and encourages steps and initiatives taken to promote environments where women feel comfortable to breast feed, if th

12 sigs6 Nov 2017Sponsored by Christine Jardine

CRISIS GRANTS IN SCOTLAND

That this House notes with regret that the number of crisis grants applied for in Scotland has increased by 11 per cent and that 14 per cent of applications were made due to delays in benefit payment; further notes that most applications were made to purchase food or pay for heating; condemns system

9 sigs6 Nov 2017Sponsored by Christine Jardine

IMPORTANCE OF A FREE PRESS

That this House believes a free and independent press is vital to healthy political and public life; notes the contribution of Scottish newspapers to political and public life; welcomes the focus of papers, such as the Scotsman, on news from a Scottish perspective; and condemns the acquisition of pu

5 sigs6 Nov 2017Sponsored by Christine Jardine

CEASEFIRE IN YEMEN

That this House is deeply concerned at the recent escalation of tensions between Yemen and Saudi Arabia; notes with deep concern the missile fired from Houthi-controlled areas at Riyadh Airport on 4 November 2017 and the subsequent closing of Yemen's borders by the Saudi Arabian Coalition on 6 Novem

43 sigs6 Nov 2017
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