That the Parliament celebrates the recognition of five year-old Gregor Corse from Orkney as the Pride of Britain Young Fundraiser of the Year; notes that in February 2026, Gregor, who has a neurological condition which affects his motor skills and balance, embarked on a "loops o' the hoose" challenge to independently walk 30 laps of his house each day for 30 days, raising £73,000 for local charity Inclusive Orkney; recognises that in August 2026, Gregor was back fundraising, this time challenging himself to walk to nursery school every day, raising more than £10,000 for local charities Soma’s Light and CLAN cancer support, taking his fundraising total to more than £80,000 to date; understands that Gregor attended the Good Morning Britain Pride of Britain Awards in London on 19 October, where his achievements received national recognition and were celebrated by fellow attendees; believes that Gregor is an extraordinary young man who leaves a lasting impression on anyone who meets him, as he showed when he attended the formal opening of the seventh session of the Scottish Parliament in June; commends Gregor's determination to help others and his phenomenal fundraising efforts; congratulates all those who were recognised at the awards, and welcomes the fact that the Pride of Orkney has now been recognised as the Pride of Britain.
Supported by: Max Bannerman, Andrew Baxter, Colin Beattie, Gary Bouse, Miles Briggs, Alex Cole-Hamilton, Collette Stevenson, Paul Sweeney