That the Parliament commends the Scottish SPCA for its charitable work rescuing three abandoned puppies in the Knightswood area of Glasgow; understands that these pups are receiving 24-hour veterinary care as they were found wounded and sickly; highlights the dangers of parvovirus being released on the streets in such instances by careless individuals, and wishes the pups a speedy recovery.
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That the Parliament commends the Scottish SPCA for its charitable work rescuing three abandoned puppies in the Knightswood area of Glasgow; understands that these pups are receiving 24-hour veterinary care as they were found wounded and sickly; highlights the dangers of parvovirus being released on the streets in such instances by careless individuals, and wishes the pups a speedy recovery.
Supported by: Joan McAlpine, David Torrance, Stuart McMillan, Fulton MacGregor, Bruce Crawford, Sandra White, Gordon Lindhurst, Richard Lyle, Emma Harper, Alexander Burnett, Annie Wells, Colin Beattie, Bob Doris, Tom Mason, Jenny Gilruth, Monica Lennon, Clare Adamson
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That the Parliament notes with concern recent developments in the United States, and Russian withdrawal from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF); recognises calls from the international community and Scottish civil society, including groups within Anniesland, for the US and Russia to engage in constructive dialogue; acknowledges that the international parliamentarians organisation, PNND, has directly appealed to heads of state, including Presidents Trump and Putin, to re-establish diplomatic efforts to reduce the numbers of intermediate nuclear forces, with the aim of eliminating nuclear warheads, and understands that the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons has 70 signatories and 21 State Parties ratifications, and that the Nobel Peace Prize winner, ICAN, implores European states and NATO allies to lead the way in clearly stating that security is ensured by a commitment to disarmament processes.
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That the Parliament notes with concern recent developments in the United States, and Russian withdrawal from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF); recognises calls from the international community and Scottish civil society, including groups within Anniesland, for the US and Russia to engage in constructive dialogue; acknowledges that the international parliamentarians organisation, PNND, has directly appealed to heads of state, including Presidents Trump and Putin, to re-establish diplomatic efforts to reduce the numbers of intermediate nuclear forces, with the aim of eliminating nuclear warheads, and understands that the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons has 70 signatories and 21 State Parties ratifications, and that the Nobel Peace Prize winner, ICAN, implores European states and NATO allies to lead the way in clearly stating that security is ensured by a commitment to disarmament processes.
Supported by: Richard Lyle, Kenneth Gibson, Jenny Gilruth, Rona Mackay, David Torrance, Bob Doris, Sandra White, Joan McAlpine, John Mason, Ruth Maguire, Gail Ross, Fulton MacGregor, John Finnie, Clare Adamson, Angela Constance
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That the Parliament commends Thales Glasgow, a company operating in Anniesland, for its donation of two Sophie UF2 infrared cameras to Scottish Mountain Rescue (SMR); notes that the donations will help SMR in search and rescue activities by providing day and night vision capabilities; further notes that this donation is worth £80,000, and wishes all workers and volunteers at SMR well in their courageous efforts to assist those encountering danger and difficulty in all Scottish mountain terrain.
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That the Parliament commends Thales Glasgow, a company operating in Anniesland, for its donation of two Sophie UF2 infrared cameras to Scottish Mountain Rescue (SMR); notes that the donations will help SMR in search and rescue activities by providing day and night vision capabilities; further notes that this donation is worth £80,000, and wishes all workers and volunteers at SMR well in their courageous efforts to assist those encountering danger and difficulty in all Scottish mountain terrain.
Supported by: Edward Mountain, Gillian Martin, Richard Lyle, Stuart McMillan, Liam McArthur, Angela Constance, Stewart Stevenson, Sandra White, Bob Doris, David Torrance, Jenny Gilruth, Rona Mackay, Gail Ross, Alexander Burnett, Fulton MacGregor, Clare Adamson
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That the Parliament congratulates Outside In on being shortlisted for the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) Scottish Start-up Business of the Year Award; notes that this Anniesland-based company was established by Melanie Russell in September 2017; further notes that the company creates fully insulated modern garden rooms, and wishes it the best of luck at the awards ceremony on 21 February 2019.
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That the Parliament congratulates Outside In on being shortlisted for the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) Scottish Start-up Business of the Year Award; notes that this Anniesland-based company was established by Melanie Russell in September 2017; further notes that the company creates fully insulated modern garden rooms, and wishes it the best of luck at the awards ceremony on 21 February 2019.
Supported by: Joan McAlpine, Sandra White, Stewart Stevenson, David Torrance, Richard Lyle, Bob Doris, Gillian Martin, Alexander Burnett, Clare Adamson
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That the Parliament congratulates Antonine Court on receiving £99,578 of Young Start funding; notes that this funding will facilitate the running of a youth group in Drumchapel, part of the Glasgow Anniesland constituency, for young people aged from eight to 18 with additional support needs; further notes that the youth group will provide opportunities for social, educational and recreational activities; commends the dedicated work of Antonine staff and volunteers, and wishes the organisation every success in the future.
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That the Parliament congratulates Antonine Court on receiving £99,578 of Young Start funding; notes that this funding will facilitate the running of a youth group in Drumchapel, part of the Glasgow Anniesland constituency, for young people aged from eight to 18 with additional support needs; further notes that the youth group will provide opportunities for social, educational and recreational activities; commends the dedicated work of Antonine staff and volunteers, and wishes the organisation every success in the future.
Supported by: Stuart McMillan, Richard Lyle, Joan McAlpine, Rona Mackay, David Torrance, Kenneth Gibson, Maureen Watt, Tom Arthur, Fulton MacGregor, Gillian Martin, Mark McDonald, Jenny Gilruth, Stewart Stevenson, Angela Constance
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That the Parliament congratulates the Anniesland-based Whiteinch Centre on being awarded £118,000 by the Big Lottery Fund Scotland to help it deliver a range of community-focused activities and services, notably a volunteering programme, social inclusion clubs and a varied programme of health and wellbeing activities, and wishes the centre every success with these and its other initiatives.
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That the Parliament congratulates the Anniesland-based Whiteinch Centre on being awarded £118,000 by the Big Lottery Fund Scotland to help it deliver a range of community-focused activities and services, notably a volunteering programme, social inclusion clubs and a varied programme of health and wellbeing activities, and wishes the centre every success with these and its other initiatives.
Supported by: David Torrance, Joan McAlpine, Richard Lyle, Stuart McMillan, Miles Briggs, Jenny Gilruth, Kenneth Gibson, Fulton MacGregor, Stewart Stevenson, Gail Ross, Bruce Crawford, Gil Paterson, Alexander Burnett, Ruth Maguire, Gillian Martin, Clare Adamson
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That the Parliament congratulates Antonine Court Ltd on its recent £8,435 Awards for All Scotland grant, which it plans to engage people with a range of learning and physical disabilities in music sessions, and wishes all involved with this the very best.
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That the Parliament congratulates Antonine Court Ltd on its recent £8,435 Awards for All Scotland grant, which it plans to engage people with a range of learning and physical disabilities in music sessions, and wishes all involved with this the very best.
Supported by: Jenny Gilruth, Fulton MacGregor, Ruth Maguire
Current Status: Fallen on 24/01/2019
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That the Parliament congratulates Well-Fed, on its recent £10,000 Awards for All Scotland grant from the Big Lottery Fund, which it plans to use to upgrade its community café at the Whiteinch Centre in Glasgow; recognises the positive impact that it has had on the community, and wishes it every success with its endeavours.
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That the Parliament congratulates Well-Fed, on its recent £10,000 Awards for All Scotland grant from the Big Lottery Fund, which it plans to use to upgrade its community café at the Whiteinch Centre in Glasgow; recognises the positive impact that it has had on the community, and wishes it every success with its endeavours.
Supported by: Jenny Gilruth, Fulton MacGregor, Emma Harper, Bob Doris, Richard Lyle, Sandra White, David Torrance, Tom Arthur, Angela Constance, Gail Ross, Alexander Burnett, Ruth Maguire, Gillian Martin
Current Status: Fallen on 24/01/2019
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That the Parliament congratulates the painter and honorary ambassador of the ATOM Project, Karipbek Kuyukov, on winning the 2018 Nuclear Free Future Award, which was presented in Salzburg on 25 October; understands that Karipbek was born without arms, which it believes was due to his parents' exposure to Soviet atomic tests in Kazakhstan; recognises that he uses his paintings to portray the terrible tragedy of such testing, with work being exhibited in Germany, the United States and Japan, and welcomes his anticipated visit to the Parliament in 2019.
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That the Parliament congratulates the painter and honorary ambassador of the ATOM Project, Karipbek Kuyukov, on winning the 2018 Nuclear Free Future Award, which was presented in Salzburg on 25 October; understands that Karipbek was born without arms, which it believes was due to his parents' exposure to Soviet atomic tests in Kazakhstan; recognises that he uses his paintings to portray the terrible tragedy of such testing, with work being exhibited in Germany, the United States and Japan, and welcomes his anticipated visit to the Parliament in 2019.
Supported by: John Mason, Joan McAlpine, Stuart McMillan, Bob Doris, Richard Lyle, Rona Mackay, Sandra White, Gillian Martin, Jenny Gilruth, David Torrance, Gil Paterson, Fulton MacGregor, Mark Ruskell, Tom Arthur, Angela Constance, Gail Ross, Ruth Maguire
Current Status: Fallen on 24/01/2019
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That the Parliament notes the 6th Report, 2018 (Session 5) of the Standards and Public Appointments Committee, Complaint against Annie Wells MSP (SP Paper 408) and agrees to impose the sanction recommended in the report that Annie Wells MSP be excluded from all meetings of the Parliament and all meetings of its committees for the first five sitting days after this motion is agreed.
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That the Parliament notes the 6th Report, 2018 (Session 5) of the Standards and Public Appointments Committee, Complaint against Annie Wells MSP (SP Paper 408) and agrees to impose the sanction recommended in the report that Annie Wells MSP be excluded from all meetings of the Parliament and all meetings of its committees for the first five sitting days after this motion is agreed.
Supported by: Mark Ruskell
Current Status: Taken in the Chamber on 08/11/2018
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