Early Day Motions

8TH AYR BOYS' BRIGADE COMPANY

That this House congratulates Ethan Toner from the 8th Ayr Boys' Brigade Company, based at St James Parish Church in Ayr, who has gained his Queen's Badge; recognises that this is the highest award that a boy can achieve in the Boys' Brigade; notes the opportunities that organisations like the Boys'

FUTURE OF FORT GEORGE MILITARY BASE

That this House notes that Fort George, home of the historic Black Watch, has been in continuous use as a garrison for almost 250 years; recognises its importance as both a military base and as a heritage attraction that welcomes 55,000 visitors a year; is concerned about the potential impact of pro

STATUS OF EU CITIZENS IN THE UK

That this House demands from the incoming Prime Minister urgent and clear assurances to be given to protect the status of citizens of other EU countries who are contributing massively to the UK and require commitments as to their future.

KILMARNOCK STATION RAILWAY HERITAGE TRUST

That this House congratulates Kilmarnock Station Railway Heritage Trust on being awarded a grant of £149,385 from the Big Lottery Fund; understands that this will be used to fund an initiative to deliver capacity and resilience building to address loss, isolation and loneliness to enable people to c

STEWARTON ACADEMY AND DUKE OF EDINBURGH'S AWARDS

That this House congratulates Stewarton Academy for receiving an Awards for All Scotland grant of £7,470 from the Big Lottery Fund; understands that through this grant S3-S4 pupils will be able to participate in the expedition section of the Duke of Edinburgh's Bronze Awards; wishes the pupils of St

CENTRESTAGE COMMUNITIES CATALYST PROJECT

That this House congratulates Centrestage Communities on being awarded a grant of £692,080 from the Big Lottery Fund to invest in its Catalyst project; understands that the three year project will provide help to enable a successful transition to community life for people who have served prison sent

AUTISM-FRIENDLY SHOPPING AT INTU BRAEHEAD

That this House welcomes an initiative launched by intu Braehead to make the shopping centre more autism-friendly; notes that staff at intu Braehead have been given specialist training by Scottish Autism to better understand the challenges facing people with autism and what can be done to support th

BORTH RNLI

That this House recognises the crucial services that have been provided continuously by the Borth Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) for over 50 years; notes and commends the many years of service of its selfless volunteers; further commends the commitment of Dylan Evans who has recently rec

RETURN OF THE PARTHENON SCULPTURES

That this House is aware that it took decisions 200 years ago this year which are now over time for review; notes that many of the Parthenon sculptures, controversially removed from Athens by Lord Elgin between 1801 and 1812 during the Ottoman occupation of Greece, were then purchased from him by th

COMMISSIONING THROUGH EVALUATION AND PATIENT ACCESS

That this House welcomes the work of NHS England's Commissioning through Evaluation programme in delivering life changing and potentially life-saving procedures to patients; notes with serious concern the plans to suspend patient access to procedures while NHS England conducts an assessment of data;

SEND MY FRIEND TO SCHOOL CAMPAIGN

That this House congratulates the pupils and teachers of St. Vincent's RC School, Norden for their continuing work on the 'Send My Friend to School' campaign; further congratulates them for their inspiring school assembly which highlighted the 37 million children missing school in crisis-affected co

GLASGOW AIRPORT 50th ANNIVERSARY

That this House recognises the 50th anniversary of the opening of Glasgow Airport; notes that the airport was officially opened by HM The Queen on 27 June 1966; welcomes that this important milestone was marked by a visit by HRH The Princess Royal; recognises the recent achievements of Glasgow Airpo

GWYL GERDD LLANDEILO FAWR FESTIVAL OF MUSIC

That this House pays tribute to the organisers of the Llandeilo Fawr Festival of Music held this year at Llandeilo on 9 to 17 July; notes that this is the 16th annual festival of music; congratulates the festival for drawing the world's most renowned opera singers and musicians to Wales; further not

JOURNALISTS AT BBC PARLIAMENT CHANNEL

That this House congratulates all those who are employed in producing content for the BBC Parliament Channel for doubling its viewing figures over recent years; appreciates the hard work that goes into providing live and recorded coverage of the parliaments and assemblies across the UK and the Europ

WIMBLEDON 2016

That this House congratulates Andy Murray, Jordanne Whiley, Gordon Reid, Alfie Hewitt and Heather Watson for their historic success at Wimbledon; commends Andy Murray for winning his second Wimbledon title and his third Grand Slam overall and applauds Jordanne Whiley for winning her third Wimbledon

EURO 2016 AND WALES

That this House congratulates the Welsh football team on its fantastic performance in UEFA Euro 2016 and on reaching its first major championship semi-final; commends the national team and its supporters for their conduct on and off the field; recognises the hard work and dedication of manager Chris

GORDON REID AND WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIP

That this House congratulates Gordon Reid from Helensburgh on winning two titles at the 2016 Wimbledon Championships, the men's doubles wheelchair final, playing alongside partner Alfie Hewett, and the inaugural men's singles wheelchair title just 24 hours later, when he defeated Sweden's Stefan Ols

TREATMENT OF NON-UK CITIZENS AND REFUGEES AND EU REFERENDUM

That this House notes with deep concern that the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) noted a five-fold increase in the number of hate crimes reported in the week following the EU referendum; further notes that the head of the NPCC has said that reported attacks include verbal abuse, attacks on so

CND LOBBY OF PARLIAMENT

That this House congratulates the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) for organising a lobby of Parliament against the renewal of Trident in July 2016; shares the feelings of CND that the Government should be using the billions of pounds used on Trident for other underfunded, public services; not

CIVIL SERVICE COMPENSATION SCHEME

That this House is concerned by the Government's proposed reforms of the Civil Service Compensation Scheme (CSCS); notes the proposal to drastically cut civil service compensation payments by between 25 and 60 per cent, affecting thousands of civil servants across the UK; is alarmed that these refor

WELSH NATIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM

That this House congratulates the Welsh national football team for their endeavours during the European Football Championships in France; pays tribute to manager Chris Coleman and his backroom staff for their incredible stewardship of this great Welsh side during the tournament; further congratulate

HOLLY SUTHERLAND AND MISS SCOTLAND 2016 COMPETITION

That this House congratulates the success of Miss Holly Sutherland of Kilbirnie in achieving a hard-won place as one of 13 finalists in the Miss Scotland 2016 competition; recognises that the Miss Scotland competition gives the opportunity for people to represent their country on the national stage,

UNICEF CHANGE THE CONVERSATION BREASTFEEDING CAMPAIGN

That this House commends UNICEF on launching their campaign to Change the Conversation on breastfeeding in the UK; notes that the UK has among the lowest rates of breast feeding in the world; regrets the cancellation of the national infant feeding survey in 2015, which provided vital data on breastf

COMMITTEE ON CONDUCT OF FORMER HON. MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE AND THE CONDUCT OF THE RT.HON TONY BLAIR

That this House notes the findings of the Chilcot Report on the difference between the strength of evidence available to the former Prime Minister, the Rt. hon. Tony Blair, and the use he made of that evidence in statements to the House; and calls for the establishment of a select committee to consi

UK APPLICATION TO THE EUROPEAN SOLIDARITY FUND AND EU REFERENDUM

That this House regrets that the Government has yet to submit to the European Solidarity Fund (ESF) a final cost estimate of the flood damage caused by Storm Desmond in winter 2015-16; recognises that the UK's future relationship with the EU is uncertain following the outcome of the referendum on 23