Early Day Motions

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

61,185 EDMs

BAN ON IMPORT OF CAT AND DOG FUR

That this House calls on the Government to guarantee that EU bans on the import of cat and dog fur and commercial seal products will remain in place when the UK leaves the EU; and notes that the UK played key roles in the introduction of both of these bans and that both are supported by a large majo

72 sigs9 Oct 2017

ROHINGYA MUSLIMS

That this House expresses deep concern at the ongoing widespread horrific violence against the minority Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, which has resulted in more than 500,000 Rohingya fleeing to Bangladesh since August 2017, making it the world's fastest-developing refugee emergency; notes that surviv

37 sigs9 Oct 2017Sponsored by Chris Law

CIVIL SOCIETY IN PAKISTAN

That this House notes that the Government of Pakistan has implemented policies severely restricting the operating space for local and international non-governmental organisations (NGOs); further notes that this action will undermine Pakistan's ability to reach its development goals; urges the Govern

10 sigs9 Oct 2017Sponsored by Jim Shannon

GOVAN HOME TEAM

That this House congratulates Govan Housing Association on the launch of the Govan Home Team, a community interest company delivering high-quality repairs and maintenance to the residents of Govan whilst re-investing any surpluses in community projects to ensure local people thrive and develop in an

12 sigs9 Oct 2017

GOVAN STONES

That this House recognises that the Govan Stones have been voted as one of the six Hidden Gems of Scotland as part of Dig It! 2017 Scotland's Year of History, Heritage and Archaeology, a celebration co-ordinated by the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland and Archaeology Scotland that highlights Scotl

13 sigs9 Oct 2017

IMPACT ARTS - AUCHENBACK RESOURCE CENTRE

That this House welcomes the work done by Impact Arts and young participants taking part on the Creative Pathways programme at Auchenback Resource Centre in Barrhead; notes the incredible artwork and community engagement the initiative has brought about, culminating in an interactive mural at Auchen

7 sigs14 Sept 2017

ARTHUR SPINK, DUNDEE ACCORDIONIST, 1943 TO 2017

That this House recognises the lifelong contribution and commitment to the traditional Scottish music scene made by Dundonian accordionist Arthur Spink; notes the worldwide recognition and acclaim he received and the influence he had over thousands of men, women and children who became involved in t

13 sigs14 Sept 2017Sponsored by Chris Law

150th ANNIVERSARY OF THE PUBLICATION OF WALTER BAGEHOT'S THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION (No. 2)

That this House celebrates the 150th anniversary in 2017 of the publication of the English Constitution, written by Walter Bagehot; recalls that he cleverly distinguished the effective parts of a constitution from the decorative parts; recognises that this still has a powerful resonance in the moder

6 sigs14 Sept 2017

BEREAVEMENT LEAVE FOR PARENTS

That this House fully understands the devastating effects on parents of losing a child; supports the idea that it is time for bereavement leave for working parents to be a statutory workplace right; recognises that it is the right thing to do so that parents can be assured of this protection and so

39 sigs14 Sept 2017

CONDEMNATION OF THE RAPE CLAUSE

That this House welcomes that the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) and the British Medical Association (BMA) have recently condemned the Government's two child restriction in universal credit and child tax credits, and specifically the associated non-consensual sex exemption, known a

20 sigs14 Sept 2017

FREE PROVISION OF SANITARY PRODUCTS FOR GIRLS FROM LOW-INCOME FAMILIES

That this House is deeply concerned that girls in the UK are missing time in school because of a lack of access to sanitary products; recognises the unaffordable cost of sanitary products for some low-income individuals and families; notes that this is a hidden problem that some girls may find diffi

29 sigs14 Sept 2017Sponsored by Layla Moran

ARMED FORCES PAY

That this House notes that the pay of Armed Forces personnel has been capped at one per cent in 2017-18 and that this represents another below-inflation pay settlement; further notes that the size of the Army, Royal Air Force and Royal Navy and Royal Marines is below stated targets; notes that dissa

29 sigs14 Sept 2017

DRUG DEATHS

That this House is alarmed at the 3,744 drug-related deaths registered in England and Wales and the 867 registered in Scotland in 2016; notes with dismay that these rates are far higher than those across Europe; further notes that the majority of these deaths involved an opiate, mostly heroin or mor

26 sigs14 Sept 2017Sponsored by Mary Glindon

GLASGOW UNIVERSITY MOUNTAINEERING CLUB FUNDING SUCCESS

That this House congratulates the Glasgow University Mountaineering Club (GUMC) in securing £2,000 National Lottery Awards for All Scotland funding to expand its activities into the rewarding, but challenging and expensive sport of ski-mountaineering; notes GUMC's mission is to provide as many peop

8 sigs14 Sept 2017

CLYDEBANK FC

Tht this House notes that West Dunbartonshire Council will be hosting a civic reception to mark the recent achievements of Clydebank Football Club, whose senior team secured promotion to the top tier of the SJFA West Region Super League, whilst its under-19s team won the SYFA Inspire Scottish Cup; b

10 sigs14 Sept 2017

HUNTING ON NATIONAL TRUST LAND

That this House is concerned at reports that illegal hunting continues to take place on National Trust land under the guise of trail hunting; notes the evidence of unopposed trespassing of staghound packs on National Trust land to engage in stag hunting; is further concerned by the potential disturb

23 sigs13 Sept 2017Sponsored by Grahame Morris

GLASTRY ICE CREAM

That this House congratulates Glastry Ice Cream, from Kircubbin in Strangford constituency, on securing a contract at Heathrow Airport which will see its product available for widespread distribution; further congratulates Glastry Ice Cream on its expansion in supplying Middle Eastern markets, such

11 sigs13 Sept 2017Sponsored by Jim Shannon

COVENTRY'S 2021 CITY OF CULTURE BID

That this House welcomes Coventry's shortlisting to be named UK City of Culture in 2021; recognises Coventry as a city of welcome and diversity, a city of innovation and invention, a city of peace and reconciliation, a city of extraordinary history, culture and heritage; further recognises the role

7 sigs13 Sept 2017

GRAMMAR SCHOOLS

That this House welcomes the Government's decision not to proceed with the Prime Minister's proposal for new selective secondary schools; notes the opening on 8 September 2017 of a new annexe of the Weald of Kent Grammar School in Sevenoaks, maintains that an annexe which accommodates fully 450 pupi

26 sigs13 Sept 2017Sponsored by Lucy Powell

150th ANNIVERSARY OF THE PUBLICATION OF WALTER BAGEHOT'S THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION

That this House celebrates the 150th anniversary this year of the publication of The English Constitution, written by Walter Bagehot of Langport, Somerset, whose great facility in explaining the practical workings of the contemporary and historic British political system, its Parliament, Government

2 sigs13 Sept 2017

DAPL OPEN DAY

That this House congratulates Fife - based Drugs, Alcohol and Psychotherapies Limited (DAPL) on holding an open morning in its Leven office on Friday 2 September 2017 on the theme of Working Together for Recovery; notes the open morning featured a number of taster and information sessions demonstrat

12 sigs13 Sept 2017Sponsored by Stephen Gethins

NORTHUMBRIA IN BLOOM SEAHAM GOLD AWARDS

That this House congratulates Seaham Town Council, local residents and voluntary groups for gaining Gold awards in the Northumbria in Bloom competition 2017; notes that the achievement is testament to the hard work and commitment of the Town Clerk, ground staff and gardeners as well as many communit

12 sigs13 Sept 2017Sponsored by Grahame Morris

RETENTION OF GUARDS ON MERSEYRAIL TRAINS

after 'behaviour;' insert 'notes that the guards are paid at family wage levels;'

1 sig12 Sept 2017

10th ANNIVERSARY OF KINGDOM FM LOCAL HEROES AWARDS

That this House congratulates Kingdom FM radio station on the 10th anniversary of its Local Heroes Awards; notes that the awards, hosted on 25 August 2017 in the Rothes Halls, honour the inspirational work and contributions that unsung individuals, businesses, schools and voluntary organisations mak

14 sigs12 Sept 2017Sponsored by Stephen Gethins

40th ANNIVERSARY OF MARYHILL HOUSING ASSOCIATION

That this House congratulates Maryhill Housing Association on its 40th anniversary of providing housing, sustained regeneration and support to members of the Maryhill and Ruchill communities; notes the organisation is one of the most high-profile housing associations in Glasgow and now provides over

13 sigs12 Sept 2017
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