Early Day Motions

JUNIOR DOCTORS

at end add 'and; while the Scottish Government has no intention to enforce contract change upon junior doctors in Scotland, this House wishes to show solidarity with junior doctors within NHS England and does not wish to see a return to an unsafe culture of long working hours.'.

TACKLING HOLIDAY HUNGER

That this House notes that thousands of children in the UK are suffering from hunger and malnutrition during school holidays; further notes the impact that this has on children's wellbeing and educational attainment; recognises the need to provide greater support for projects which are working to en

FAMILY REUNIFICATION FOR REFUGEES

That this House notes that refugees have a legal right under UK and international law to be reunited with their families; further notes that refugees seeking reunion are often faced with extreme levels of stress and anxiety, which are only worsened by separation and isolation from their loved ones w

DISABLED CHANGING PLACES TOILETS

That this House notes with concern the plight of disabled people and their carers requiring the use of Disabled Changing Places Toilets, in particular when undergoing long road journeys; is concerned at the current lack of such facilities with only two currently available at UK motorway service stat

VOLUNTEERS AT THE HEART OF TRUSTEES WEEK 2015

That this House recognises that Trustees Week will be taking place between 2 and 8 November 2015; notes that this is an opportunity for Parliament to highlight the sterling work that volunteer trustees carry out, with very little fanfare, but which is of great value not only to the charities in whic

ENERGY EFFICIENCY SCHEME FOR PARK HOME RESIDENTS

That this House notes that there are an estimated 100,000 older people living in park homes across England and Wales, with many of them on low fixed incomes; further notes that park homes can be less energy efficient than other types of homes, especially older park homes; believes that current energ

BATTLE OF ARRAS (1917) - SCOTTISH MEMORIAL MONUMENT

That this House pays tribute to the sacrifice of the 53,000 Scottish soldiers, enlisted in the 9th, 15th and 51st Scottish divisions as well as other Scottish regiments within the Canadian and British divisions, who fought and lost their lives in the Battle of Arras on 9 April 1917; notes that this

PLANNED PROTEST AT THE QUEEN ELIZABETH UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, GLASGOW

That this House, whilst it recognises the right to protest, notes its concern, and the concern of some patients, regarding planned protests outside the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow, concerning the hospital's name; believes that hospitals are a place for patients, patients' families a

THE BRIDGE REPORT

That this House welcomes The Bridge Report launched by the Royal Merchant Navy Education Foundation (RMNEF) and wishes to highlight the issues mentioned within; acknowledges the challenges facing seafaring families; notes that there is a disconnect between organisations set up to support families of

SUDDEN UNEXPECTED DEATH IN EPILEPSY

That this House lends its sympathy to the family of Hayley McGurk from Fife, who passed away on 20 July 2015 from the condition known as Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy; notes that around 600 people in the UK are affected by this condition each year; recognises that the reason why these deaths o

KIRKCALDY HIGH SCHOOL

That this House congratulates Kirkcaldy High School teacher, Helen Higham, on receiving a STEMNET STEM Teacher Award for inspiring her pupils to take an interest in science, engineering, technology and mathematics; understands that the STEMNET awards are held annually to honour the UK's most dedicat

KELTY BOWLING CLUB

That this House congratulates Kelty Bowling Club on receiving a grant of £7,500 from Awards for All; understands that Kelty Bowling Club will use this funding to extend its current sporting facility and create a new locker area for up to 80 people, allowing the club to accommodate its members and vi

UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE

That this House congratulates the University of Dundee on being named Scottish University of the Year in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide; recognises that the University has been ranked top in Scotland in many of the most influential rankings and surveys produced in the higher educat

CAROLINA HOUSE, DUNDEE

That this House recognises the outstanding work of the Carolina House Trust, Dundee, in its bicentennial year; praises the work of this organisation as one of Scotland's oldest children's charities; further recognises the excellent services it provides to ensure the individual needs of children and

HOMELESS HEALTH MATTERS

That this House notes with concern the health challenges which confront homeless people; expresses thanks to the St Mungo's charity for the important work it does to help and support homeless people; is alarmed that 7.3 per cent of homeless people suffer from physical health problems and 80 per cent

LOCHGELLY COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS LIGHTS

That this House commends Lochgelly Community Development Forum for voluntarily undertaking a range of projects which seek to benefit the local community in Lochgelly; recognises that this forum is successful thanks to the significant contribution made by an extremely dedicated team of volunteers; co

KINTYRE FOOD BANK

That this House recognises the important contribution being made by the Kintyre Food Bank in alleviating food poverty in the Campbeltown area and congratulates them on the successful launch of their recipe book which not only provides nutritional advice and information for service users and others,

CARDROSS CHURCH PLAYGROUP

That this House wishes to congratulates Cardross Church Playgroup on attaining its Green Flag for Eco-Schools; recognises the three years of dedicated hard work by staff, children and parents in meeting the criteria set by Keep Scotland Beautiful in achieving this success; and congratulates the dedi

MEMBERS REPRESENTING SCOTTISH CONSTITUENCIES AND HEATHROW EXPANSION

That this House urges the Secretary of State for Transport to confirm that the decision on where to construct additional runway capacity in the south east of England cannot just be a matter for hon. Members representing English constituencies; further calls on him to confirm that at every stage of t

THE SYRIAC PEOPLE

That this House expresses grave concern for the Syriac people, an ancient Christian minority who faced extinction in their own homeland of Tur Abdin; notes that once again these people, many of whom only returned in recent years, find themselves caught in the middle of fighting between the PKK fight

SCOTTISH NATIONAL RUGBY TEAM

That this House congratulates the Scottish National Rugby team on its heroic performance in the recent Rugby World Cup quarter final; notes that despite the result the people of Scotland are incredibly proud of each and every player; pays tribute to the leadership of Vern Cotter and Greig Laidlaw; a

CELTIC FOOTBALL CLUB'S CHARITABLE TRADITIONS

That this House congratulates Celtic Football Club, their charitable arm the Celtic FC Foundation and the Celtic supporters following the raising of approximately £90,000 to assist those affected in the refugee crisis through a number of different initiatives; notes that £40,000 of this will be dona

YORKSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET CLUB'S CONSECUTIVE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS

That this House congratulates Yorkshire County Cricket Club on successfully retaining the County Championship as they did on 9 September 2015; notes that this is the Headingley-based club's first consecutive County Championships win since 1968; further notes the latest title was won unbeaten, 11.5 d

YORKSHIRE STONE THEFTS

That this House expresses concern at the rising levels of stone theft across Yorkshire, with schools, homes, farms and churches all being targets by thieves; notes that Leeds City Council has had to replace £50,000 of stone stolen from the city's pavements, a 50 per cent rise from last year, and tha

HINKLEY POINT C

That this House judges the Chinese investment in Hinkley Point C to be an act of desperation to rescue the failed EPR design after all prudent investors, including Centrica, have fled; is appalled by catastrophic delays and financial losses at all other EPR reactors; notes that Flamanville is six ye