That the Parliament congratulates Craig Robertson, an Asda worker from Robroyston, on his exceptional bravery in rushing into a burning house on Ryehill Road to rescue two newborn twins and their parents; notes that this courageous act took place immediately after his shift on 28 February 2026, and involved him and a neighbour using quick thinking, determination and available resources to bring the family to safety despite the dangers of smoke, flames, and structural hazards; recognises what it sees as the extraordinary presence of mind, courage, and selflessness demonstrated during a highly dangerous and stressful situation, which ensured that all occupants, including the infants, escaped without serious injury and were able to receive medical attention promptly; understands the profound impact such acts of heroism have on the local community, inspiring others and highlighting the importance of readiness, vigilance, and compassion in emergency situations; acknowledges the support and commendation from the local community, including the management and staff of Asda Robroyston, who, it understands, have expressed pride in Craig’s actions and emphasised the vital role that ordinary citizens can play in safeguarding life, and encourages recognition and celebration of such selfless contributions to public safety, as examples of civic duty and courage that strengthen the social fabric of Glasgow.