Denis Law RGUplus Awards

That the Parliament celebrates the success of the Denis Law RGUplus Awards, which have been established by Robert Gordon University in partnership with the Denis Law Legacy Trust; recognises the leadership shown by Robert Gordon University in creating opportunities for individuals across Aberdeen and beyond to engage in volunteering, community engagement, innovation and personal development, while contributing to a more positive future; notes that, since launching in summer 2024, the programme has recognised 145 Bronze, 52 Silver and 49 Gold awardees; further notes that participants have contributed more than 12,000 hours of volunteering in support of charities, community groups and local initiatives; understands the role of the awards in developing leadership skills, employability and civic responsibility among participants while delivering meaningful and lasting social impact in Aberdeen and its communities; acknowledges the positive contribution made by volunteers in strengthening local organisations, supporting vulnerable groups and fostering community wellbeing; congratulates Kelsey Seivwright and Dave Thompson, who were presented with their Gold Denis Law RGUplus Awards at the opening of the Denis Law Institute of Sport and Wellbeing on 18 September 2026, in recognition of their exceptional commitment to volunteering and community engagement; applauds the enduring legacy of Denis Law in inspiring future generations to give back to their communities, and congratulates Robert Gordon University, the Denis Law Legacy Trust and all award recipients on their achievements and commitment to volunteering, public service and community engagement.