Early Day Motions

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

61,309 EDMs

HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS TOURISM AWARDS

That this House welcomes the 2015 Highlands and Islands Tourism awards; celebrates the contribution tourism has made to the region over the last year; and looks forward to a successful 2016 for the sector, which includes the return of the Scottish Open to Castle Stuart where attendance is set to rea

20 sigs10 Nov 2015

REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY AND BRITISH OVERSEAS TERRITORIES AND CROWN DEPENDENCIES

That this House recognises the enormous contribution by members of HM Armed Services from each of the British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies in wars and conflicts over the centuries, fighting for Queen, King and country; believes that the sacrifices of all these brave men and women shou

10 sigs10 Nov 2015Sponsored by Andrew Rosindell

LONDON OVERGROUND RAIL

That this House notes that London Overground rail services are portrayed as public rail services run by Transport for London; is concerned however that this masks the reality that London Overground is in fact a private rail franchise jointly operated by subsidiaries of Hong Kong and German state rai

12 sigs10 Nov 2015Sponsored by Gareth Thomas

QUINTINSHILL RAIL DISASTER COMMEMORATIVE CARRIAGE

That this House commends the work of the GCR Rolling Stock Trust to restore a Victorian wooden railway carriage and dedicate it to the honour of the 436 dead and injured in the Quintinshill rail disaster of 22 May 1915; recognises that most of the casualties in what remains the UK's worst ever rail

37 sigs10 Nov 2015

RUSSELL KNOX AND WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

That this House congratulates Inverness-born Russell Knox on winning at the Sheshan Club; applauds him on winning Scotland's first success at a World Golf Championship event; and wishes him many more successes in future World Championships.

19 sigs9 Nov 2015

THROMBOSIS IN CANCER PATIENTS

That this House wholeheartedly supports World Thrombosis Day in raising global awareness of deadly venous thromboembolism (VTE) blood clots; congratulates the NHS on becoming a world leader in risk assessing hospital in-patients; notes that cancer patients are at particular increased risk, with up t

15 sigs9 Nov 2015

HAROLD WILSON CENTENARY IN 2016

That this House notes that 11 March 2016 marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Harold Wilson; further notes that Harold Wilson won four general elections, kept the UK out of Vietnam but in NATO and successfully delivered a referendum on the EU; considers that Mr Wilson introduced vast swathes

29 sigs9 Nov 2015

THE LIVIA AWARD FOR PROFESSIONALISM AND SERVICE TO JUSTICE

That this House gives its full support to The Livia Award for Professionalism and Service to Justice; notes that the award is made annually to the Metropolitan Traffic Police Officer in the Roads and Transport Policing Command judged by an independent panel to have been most meritorious in their inv

8 sigs9 Nov 2015

HMS GANNET SAR HELICOPTER CREW AWARD

That this House honours the outstanding courage, team-work and professionalism of the crew of Search and Rescue Helicopter R177 from HMS Gannet, comprising of Lt Lewis (Observer/SAR Cdr), Lt Cdr Fuller (P1/Handling Pilot), Lt Hammond (P2) and POACMN Henson (Aircrewman) who recently received the Prin

29 sigs9 Nov 2015

LOTHIAN BROADBAND NETWORKS LIMITED

That this House congratulates Lothian Broadband Networks Limited (LBNL), a limited company of Humbie, East Lothian, with the aim of enabling local communities to access super-fast internet coverage, on winning the UK-wide 2015 Next Generation Digital Challenge Award for Rural Networks category, for

13 sigs9 Nov 2015

EAGLESHAM MACMILLAN CANCER SUPPORT COMMITTEE

That this House congratulates Eaglesham 1990 Macmillan Cancer Support Committee on reaching its 25th anniversary; notes that the group's founder, Marie Jeffrey, was prompted to start fundraising for Macmillan Cancer Support in response to a relative losing her battle against cancer; further notes th

27 sigs9 Nov 2015

NEILSTON WAR MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION

That this House commends the work of the Neilston War Memorial Association which culminated on 7 November 2015 in the dedication of the long-awaited Neilston War Memorial, commemorating the sacrifice made by 218 local residents of the village and surrounding areas since World War One; notes that pri

26 sigs9 Nov 2015

BRITISH WOMEN AND THE NEW BRITISH PASSPORT

That this House recognises the great contribution made by Hilda of Whitby, Mary Wollstonecraft, Mary Shelley, the Brontë sisters, George Eliot, Elizabeth Gaskell, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, Dorothy Hodgkin, Iris Murdoch, Barbara Hepworth, Elisabeth Frink, Bridget Riley, Zandra Rhodes, Vivienne West

33 sigs9 Nov 2015

TRADE IN SERVICES AGREEMENT

That this House is opposed to the Trade in Services Agreement (TISA) currently being negotiated at EU level, which would lead to more public services being outsourced to private companies, would transfer powers to regulate the UK labour market from Parliament to private companies, and prioritise the

37 sigs9 Nov 2015

ORMLIE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

That this House congratulates Ormlie Community Association Ltd on its Awards for All grant of £9,617; welcomes the funding for their important Young Mums Group, which provides support and opportunities for mums aged between 16 and 25 by teaching them skills such as healthy eating, child development

20 sigs9 Nov 2015

CÒISIR GHÀIDHLIG MHEALBHAICH (MELVICH GAELIC CHOIR)

That this House recognises and applauds Còisir Ghàdhlig Mhealbhaich's success at the recent Mod; notes that the choir is again National Champion having won all awards in the Fluent Rural Choirs Class in Oban; further notes that Còisir Ghàdhlig Mhealbhaich is the only Gaelic Choir from the mainland e

27 sigs9 Nov 2015

MILITARY COVENANT FOR EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL WITH MESOTHELIOMA

That this House notes that thousands who served in the armed services before 1987 are not entitled to full compensation for being exposed, while under military orders, to asbestos and to have contracted mesothelioma; further notes that they will lose out massively when compared with people who contr

69 sigs9 Nov 2015

SILENCING OF CRITICS IN MALAYSIA

That this House is very concerned about the restriction of space for public debate and free speech in Malaysia, after the ruling coalition led by Prime Minister Razak lost the popular vote in the 2013 elections and the continuation of a corruption scandal involving the Government-owned 1 Malaysia De

18 sigs9 Nov 2015

ELECTIONS IN BURMA

That this House welcomes the democratic elections in Burma; congratulates Ms Suu Kyi's National League of Democracy on its success at the elections; looks forward to the return to a full democracy after years of military rule; and further notes that the Government offers moral and economic support a

29 sigs9 Nov 2015Sponsored by Jim Shannon

ROAD SAFETY WEEK 2015

That this House notes that five people are killed and 62 seriously injured on UK roads every day; further notes that the only acceptable number of deaths and serious injuries on UK roads is zero; congratulates Brake, the road safety charity, together with sponsors AIG and Specsavers, on coordinating

16 sigs9 Nov 2015

CENTENARY OF GLASGOW RENT STRIKES AND REMEMBER MARY BARBOUR ASSOCIATION

That this House notes the centenary of the Glasgow rent strikes, which culminated on 17 November 1915, with thousands of tenants from Govan and across Glasgow besieging the Sheriff Court to protest at actions by landlords for charging extortionate increases; further notes that this followed months o

32 sigs9 Nov 2015

SENATOR IVAN CEPEDA AND THE COLOMBIAN PEACE PROCESS

That this House expresses its full support for fellow parliamentarian, Colombian Senator Ivan Cepeda, recognising his positive role in the Colombian peace process; notes the hostility to the peace process from Inspector General Alejandro Ordóñez who has now brought charges against Senator Cepeda whi

26 sigs6 Nov 2015

CHEESE WARS AND ENGLISH STILTON

That this House notes the 250th anniversary of the Cheese Wars that led to rioting in Leicestershire and Derbyshire, which forced local militia forces being called-out to protect shipments of cheese that had dramatically risen in prices as a result of the French revolutionary wars; hopes that the Ch

1 sig5 Nov 2015

LEGAL RECOGNITION FOR PEOPLE WHO DO NOT ASSOCIATE WITH A PARTICULAR GENDER

That this House recognises the support expressed during the last parliamentary session to address the issues faced by people whose identities are neither male nor female; believes that people are compromised and diminished as a result of inappropriate gender references on their personal identity inf

101 sigs5 Nov 2015

SOLHEIM CUP IN GLENEAGLES

That this House congratulates Gleneagles Hotel for being awarded the honour of hosting the 2019 Solheim Cup by the Ladies European Tour; further congratulates Visit Scotland and the Scottish Government for their work in bringing another huge international golf competition to the venue; and looks for

31 sigs5 Nov 2015
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