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EDM 1122

Tullochan's 30th anniversary

openUnited Kingdom· UK Parliament· EN

Introduced

10 November 2026

Last action

10 November 2026 · Early Day Motion

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0

Sponsors

Douglas McAllister

Subjects

Education, Labour

Source updated

10 November 2026

Education · Labour

Summary

That this House congratulates Tullochan, the West Dunbartonshire youth development charity, on their 30th anniversary; recognises the outstanding contribution they have made to the lives of young people and their families across West Dunbartonshire since 1996; notes that Tullochan has supported more than 15,000 young people over the last three decades and now helps over 800 young people each year through its Training Academy, school-based programmes and social enterprises such as The Common Good Café and Fashion Fix; commends their work in helping young people build confidence, develop skills, improve their health and wellbeing, overcome barriers and progress into education, training and employment; acknowledges their vision that all young people should have access to positive pathways of opportunity and support to reach their full potential; thanks Chief Executive Amanda Black, the Board, staff and volunteers, past and present, for their dedication and commitment; and wishes everyone at Tullochan every success as they continue to inspire, support and empower future generations of young people across West Dunbartonshire and beyond.

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  1. 10 November 2026

    Early Day Motion

    That this House congratulates Tullochan, the West Dunbartonshire youth development charity, on their 30th anniversary; recognises the outstanding contribution they have made to the lives of young people and their families across West Dunbartonshire since 1996; notes that Tullochan has supported more than 15,000 young people over the last three decades and now helps over 800 young people each year through its Training Academy, school-based programmes and social enterprises such as The Common Good Café and Fashion Fix; commends their work in helping young people build confidence, develop skills, improve their health and wellbeing, overcome barriers and progress into education, training and employment; acknowledges their vision that all young people should have access to positive pathways of opportunity and support to reach their full potential; thanks Chief Executive Amanda Black, the Board, staff and volunteers, past and present, for their dedication and commitment; and wishes everyone at Tullochan every success as they continue to inspire, support and empower future generations of young people across West Dunbartonshire and beyond.

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