That the Parliament congratulates Tighean Innse Gall (TIG) on 35 years of helping people across Na h-Eileanan an Iar to live in safe, warm and affordable homes; notes that the Stornoway-based organisation, which was founded in 1991, supported more than 1,000 households facing fuel poverty in 2025-26 alone, in the area that has, it understands, the highest level of fuel poverty in Scotland; commends its Care and Repair team for delivering more than £442,000 of adaptations in the same year, enabling older and disabled islanders to continue living independently in their own homes; notes that its Housing and Community Development service managed 22 projects on behalf of clients, supporting sustainable development and investment across the islands; recognises that its dedicated staff, volunteers and partners, from Lewis to Barra, have made TIG a trusted and highly valued part of island life, and wishes everyone involved with it continued success.
Supported by: Colin Beattie, Neil Bibby, Miles Briggs, Victor Currie, Joe Fagan, Paul Sweeney