Fortune Works' shortlisting in the Nature of Scotland Awards

Summary

That this House congratulates Fortune Works, based in Drumchapel in the constituency of Glasgow West, which has been shortlisted for its Growing Together project in the Health and Wellbeing category of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds’ (RSPB) Nature of Scotland Awards; recognises the outstanding contribution the project makes to improving the health, wellbeing and practical skills of adults with learning disabilities through horticulture, conservation and community engagement; notes that participants grow seasonal produce, care for community green spaces and take part in environmental projects that benefit both people and nature; further notes the project’s contribution to increasing pollinator-friendly planting, reducing food waste and improving local green spaces; welcomes the positive feedback from local residents and partner organisations; acknowledges participants’ reports of increased confidence, pride and a stronger connection with nature; commends Fortune Works, its staff, participants and partners for demonstrating how inclusive, nature-based activities can strengthen communities while delivering environmental benefits; and wishes Fortune Works every success in the highly competitive shortlist and the very best of luck in the awards.

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Timeline

1. 12 October 2026

   Early Day Motion

   That this House congratulates Fortune Works, based in Drumchapel in the constituency of Glasgow West, which has been shortlisted for its Growing Together project in the Health and Wellbeing category of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds’ (RSPB) Nature of Scotland Awards; recognises the outstanding contribution the project makes to improving the health, wellbeing and practical skills of adults with learning disabilities through horticulture, conservation and community engagement; notes that participants grow seasonal produce, care for community green spaces and take part in environmental projects that benefit both people and nature; further notes the project’s contribution to increasing pollinator-friendly planting, reducing food waste and improving local green spaces; welcomes the positive feedback from local residents and partner organisations; acknowledges participants’ reports of increased confidence, pride and a stronger connection with nature; commends Fortune Works, its staff, participants and partners for demonstrating how inclusive, nature-based activities can strengthen communities while delivering environmental benefits; and wishes Fortune Works every success in the highly competitive shortlist and the very best of luck in the awards.

   Source: Early Day Motion

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