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Motion· Early Day MotionEDM 1127open

Ken Windsor and Kelvindale Community Council

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 10 November 2026

That this House pays tribute to Ken Windsor on his retirement from Kelvindale Community Council in Glasgow after many years of service; notes that he served as a volunteer in the community council in a number of roles, including Secretary, Vice-Chair and Chair; commends his dedication to representing local residents and making sure their concerns were heard; recognises the important role of community councils and volunteers across Scotland in strengthening local democracy and community life; and thanks Mr Windsor for his years of service, wishing him all the best after his retirement from the community council.

Motion· Early Day MotionEDM 1156open

175 years of Church of the Immaculate Conception

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 10 November 2026

That this House congratulates the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Maryhill, as it marks its 175th anniversary; recognises the parish's longstanding contribution to the social, spiritual and community life of north-west Glasgow; notes its historic roots serving families who settled in the area during the development of the Forth and Clyde Canal and its continued role in bringing together a diverse congregation from many backgrounds; commends the work of clergy, parishioners and volunteers who support charitable and community initiatives across Maryhill; and wishes the parish every success as it continues its service to the local community for future generations.

Motion· Early Day MotionEDM 1157open

125 years of St. Charles' Primary School

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 10 November 2026

That this House congratulates St Charles' Primary School, North Kelvinside, on the occasion of its 125th anniversary; recognises the school's exceptional contribution to Catholic education in Glasgow since 1901; notes that it remains one of the city's oldest primary schools and continues to operate from its historic original building; celebrates 125 years of educating generations of young people from across Glasgow and nurturing values of learning, faith and service; commends the dedication of teachers, support staff, parents and carers, past and present, whose commitment has shaped the school's success; and wishes the entire school community every success as it celebrates this significant milestone and looks forward to the future.

Motion· Early Day MotionEDM 1005open

50 years of Queens Cross Housing Association

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 21 October 2026

That this House congratulates Queens Cross Housing Association on 50 years of service to the people and communities of Glasgow North; celebrates its growth from a small community-led association into a major provider of nearly 4,500 affordable homes; recognises its outstanding contribution to improving housing, building new homes and regenerating neighbourhoods across north-west Glasgow; commends the Association for remaining firmly rooted in the communities it serves and for helping people and neighbourhoods to thrive alongside its investment in bricks and mortar; pays tribute to the generations of Board members, staff, tenants, volunteers and partners whose vision, commitment and hard work have shaped Queens Cross over the past five decades; and wishes the Association continued success as it remains at the heart of its communities and begins the next chapter of its story.

Motion· Early Day MotionEDM 917open

Challenge Poverty Week 2026

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 12 October 2026

That this House welcomes Challenge Poverty Week 2026, coordinated by the Poverty Alliance, which took place across Scotland from 5 to 11 October; recognises the contribution of the organisations, community groups, trade unions, charities, local authorities, public bodies and businesses who took part; expresses concern that almost one million people in Scotland, including around one in five children, are living in poverty; further recognises that poverty and inequality are not inevitable but are the result of complex historical challenges and political and economic choices at a UK and Scottish level, and that poverty is experienced unequally, with women, lone parents, disabled people and people from minority ethnic communities disproportionately affected; notes that tackling poverty requires food security, housing, healthcare, education, social security, fair work, energy affordability and support for children, families and communities; also recognises that the Scottish Government and the UK Government respective decisions on reserved and devolved areas such as housing, healthcare, education, transport, social security, employment rights, wages, energy and wider economic policy are essential in combatting poverty in Scotland; believes that everyone should have access to an adequate income, high quality education, healthcare, housing, affordable services and fair work that provides security and dignity; commends the work of the Poverty Alliance and all those who took part in Challenge Poverty Week; and calls on the UK Government and the Scottish Government to work together with local authorities, public bodies, the third sector and communities to build a Scotland free from poverty.

Motion· Early Day MotionEDM 779open

Baby Loss Awareness Week

United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 9 September 2026

That this House recognises Baby Loss Awareness Week from 9 to 15 October and its importance in raising awareness of pregnancy and baby loss; acknowledges the profound and lasting impact that miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal death and other forms of pregnancy and baby loss can have on parents and wider families; further recognises this year’s theme, Together We Care, and the powerful message that compassionate support for those affected by baby loss is a shared responsibility across families, communities, healthcare services, charities and wider society; commends the work of Baby Loss Retreat in providing a safe and compassionate environment for individuals and families affected by pregnancy and baby loss, offering them space to grieve, reflect and receive support; also recognises the dedication of volunteers, healthcare professionals, charities, support organisations and everyone who provides compassionate care to bereaved families; believes that no parent or family should have to face the grief of baby loss alone and that appropriate emotional, practical and bereavement support should be accessible to everyone who needs it; welcomes the opportunities provided by Baby Loss Awareness Week for people to speak openly about pregnancy and baby loss, helping to challenge stigma and break the silence that often surrounds bereavement; supports the Wave of Light candle ceremony, when families and communities come together to remember babies whose lives were sadly too short; and calls on Parliament and wider society to continue working together to improve awareness, understanding and support for everyone affected by pregnancy and baby loss.