That the Parliament congratulates the community of Maryhill on the 170th anniversary of the area becoming a burgh in 1856; recognises that Maryhill developed rapidly following the construction of the Forth and Clyde Canal and became an independent burgh before its incorporation into Glasgow in 1891; notes that the area is named after Mary Hill, who, with her husband, owned Gairbraid estates, which feud lands in 1791 under condition that the area was named after Mary; acknowledges the rich industrial, cultural and social heritage of Maryhill, including its historic links to textiles, engineering and the canal trade, and its continued strong local identity; welcomes the range of community-led events, exhibitions and activities taking place across Maryhill to celebrate local history and bring people together, including heritage activities, exhibitions and cultural programmes delivered through groups such as the Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust; notes that the halls were built in 1878, restored and reopened in 2012; recognises the important work of local organisations in promoting inclusion, community cohesion and cultural activity across Maryhill; commends all volunteers, community leaders and organisations involved in preserving and promoting Maryhill’s history and identity, and wishes the community of Maryhill every success in celebrating this significant milestone and continuing to build a vibrant and inclusive future.