There are 58,896 results relating to "Best"
Order by
|
Last updated:
23 January 2026
BB20260126
Supported by: Elena Whitham*, Karen Adam*, Bill Kidd*, Kenneth Gibson*, Colin Beattie*, Alasdair Allan* *S6M-20542 Rona Mackay: Clyde Garage Doors Ltd of Kirkintilloch Triumphs at Business Awards—That the Parliament congratulates Clyde Garage Doors Ltd of Kirkintilloch on its triumph in the recent Scottish Home Improvement Awards 2025; recognises its success in winning the Best Door Company award and being highly recommended in the Outstanding Customer Service category; understands that the business, which was set up in 2022 and operates from an office and showroom in Kirkintilloch, was developed in response to customer demand in the Strathkelvin and Bearsden constituency area for high-quality garage and, subsequently, house door solutions; praises the dedication and leadership of its directors, David Torrance and Cameron Henderson, along with staff member, Danielle Mawhinney, on ensuring that the company provides strong focus and reliable service and customer satisfaction in the local and surrounding, community; applauds the Kirkintilloch- based team on employing locally and supporting suppliers from the area for materials and services where possible; understands that the Scottish Home Improvement Awards are held annually to celebrate and recognise the excellence of businesses in the home improvement and trades sector in Scotland, and recognises the awards' importance in providing a platform for companies to showcase their skills and technical expertise, boost their public visibility and strengthen their reputations among clients and peers.
Last updated:
20 January 2026
BB20260120
Inquiry into Neurodivergence in Scotland: The Committee will take evidence from— Dr Jim Crabb, Policy Lead and Dr Leonie Boeing, CAMHS psychiatrist and Vice Chair of the Child and Adolescent Faculty, Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland. and then from— Debbie Best, Director, DIFFERabled Scotland; Kabie Brook, Chairperson, ARGH Scotland; Sofia Farzana,...
Last updated:
7 October 2025
SPBill52BS062025
(company number SC317274). (4) In appointing members under subsection (2)(c)(ii), the Scottish Ministers must ensure that the committee includes representatives of voluntary organisations which provide 30 services to individuals in Scotland. (5) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations modify subsection (3) so as to add a person, vary the description of a person, or remove a person. (6) Before making regulations under subsection (5), the Scottish Ministers must consult the person in respect of which they propose to make regulations. 35 (7) In this section, “voluntary organisation” means a body (other than a public authority), otherwise than for profit. the activities of which are carried on 26 Criminal Justice Modernisation and Abusive Domestic Behaviour Reviews (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Domestic homicide and suicide reviews 12 Case review panels (1) The review oversight committee must, as and when required for the purpose of securing the carrying out of a domestic homicide or suicide review— (a) establish a case review panel to carry out the review, and 5 (b) maintain the panel for the duration of the review. (2) The Scottish Ministers must appoint a pool of 3 or more individuals as panel chairs. (3) A panel is to consist of— (a) a member appointed to chair the panel, selected by the committee from among those appointed under subsection (2), 10 (b) such other members as the committee determines. 1 (4) An individual is not to be appointed as a panel chair or as another member of a panel if the individual is or, within the 3 years preceding the date on which the appointment is to take effect, has been a member of the review oversight committee. 13 Committee and panels: further provision 15 (1) The schedule makes further provision in respect of— (a) in relation to the review oversight committee— (i) the chair appointed by virtue of section 11(2)(a), (ii) the deputy chair appointed by virtue of section 11(2)(b), (iii) the appointment of a person to carry out the functions of the chair where 20 those functions cannot be carried out by a person mentioned in sub-paragraph (i) or (ii), (b) panel chairs appointed under section 12(2). (2) Members of the review oversight committee appointed by virtue of section 11(2)(c)— (a) are appointed on such terms and conditions as the Scottish Ministers determine, 25 (b) may be paid such expenses as the Scottish Ministers determine. (3) Panel members appointed by virtue of section 12(3)(b)— (a) are appointed on such terms and conditions as the review oversight committee, with the consent of the Scottish Ministers, determines, (b) may be paid such expenses as the Scottish Ministers determine. 30 Notification of potentially reviewable deaths 14 Notification of deaths (1) A notifying body must— (a) notify the review oversight committee in writing of any death of which the notifying body is aware which it believes is a reviewable death, and 35 (b) provide the Scottish Ministers with a copy of any such notification. 27 Criminal Justice Modernisation and Abusive Domestic Behaviour Reviews (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Domestic homicide and suicide reviews (2) The Scottish Ministers may make a written referral to the committee where they become aware of a death— (a) which they believe is, or may be, a reviewable death, and (b) in respect of which a copy of a notification has not been provided to them under 5 subsection (1)(b). (3) Where the Scottish Ministers make a referral under subsection (2), they must provide each notifying body with a copy of the referral. (4) A person who gives a notification or makes a referral to the committee under this section must include as part of the notification or referral such information within the person’s 10 possession or control as the person considers is likely to be of assistance to the committee 1 for the purposes of its consideration under section 16(1). (5) For the purposes of this section and sections 15, 16 and 16B— “notifying body” means— (a) the chief constable of the Police Service of Scotland, 15 (b) the Lord Advocate, (c) the Police Investigations and Review Commissioner, “reviewable death” means a death which is capable of being the subject of, or encompassed by, a domestic homicide or suicide review. 15 Revocation of notification 20 (1) A person who gives a notification or makes a referral of a death under section 14 (“the original notice”) may, at any time prior to a decision being made under section 16(1)(a) as to whether the death is reviewable, revoke the original notice. (2) The power conferred by subsection (1)— (a) may be exercised only where the person exercising it believes that the death to 25 which the original notice relates is not a reviewable death, and (b) is exercised by the person giving written notice to the review oversight committee, setting out the person’s reasons for that belief. (3) Where a person gives a notice of revocation under subsection (1), the person must provide a copy of it— 30 (a) where the notice is given by a notifying body, to the Scottish Ministers, (b) where the notice is given by the Scottish Ministers, to each notifying body. (4) Where notice of a revocation is given under subsection (1)— (a) the original notice to which it relates is to be treated for the purposes of this Part as never having been given, and 35 (b) consideration of the death under section 16 is to be discontinued, unless and to the extent that it is predicated on another notification or referral which has not been revoked. 28 Criminal Justice Modernisation and Abusive Domestic Behaviour Reviews (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Domestic homicide and suicide reviews Sift stage 16 Determination as to whether to hold a review (1) Following notification or a referral of a death under section 14, the review oversight committee must— 5 (a) satisfy itself as to whether the death is a reviewable death, and (b) where it is so satisfied— (i) determine whether a domestic homicide or suicide review should be carried out in respect of the death, or (ii) if the committee is unable to reach a unanimous decision and the chair of 10 the committee so decides, refer the question to the Scottish Ministers for 1 their determination. (2) A determination under subsection (1)(b) is to be based on— (a) the likelihood of the review identifying lessons to be learned from the death or the circumstances leading up to it which would improve Scottish practice in— 15 (i) the safeguarding of those affected by abusive domestic behaviour, or (ii) the promotion of the wellbeing of victims of abusive domestic behaviour, (b) whether any Scottish public authorities or voluntary organisations operating in Scotland were involved, or had the opportunity to be involved, in the circumstances leading up to the death, and 20 (c) where the persons who are persons A and B for the purpose of section 9 in relation to the death in question were not partners or ex-partners, whether and to what extent there appears to be a connection between— (i) the death, and (ii) abusive behaviour (within the meaning of section 9) between person A and 25 any partner or ex-partner of person A. (3) In assessing matters as mentioned in subsection (2), the factors to which regard is had must include— (a) the extent of the apparent connection between the abusive domestic behaviour and the death in question, 30 (b) the information available to the committee or a case review panel, or likely to be obtainable by either of them, in respect of the circumstances leading up to the death, (c) the extent of the connection which the persons mentioned in section 9(3) or (as the case may be) 9(5) have or had to Scotland. 35 (4) Where the committee is making a determination under subsection (1)(b)(i), it may, if the chair of the committee so decides, seek advice from the Scottish Ministers in relation to the making of the determination. 29 Criminal Justice Modernisation and Abusive Domestic Behaviour Reviews (Scotland) Bill Part 2—Domestic homicide and suicide reviews (5) Where the committee satisfies itself that a death is not reviewable or determines that a review should not be carried out in respect of it (whether or not advice has been sought under subsection (4))— (a) the chair of the committee must provide the Scottish Ministers with the committee’s 5 reasons for reaching that outcome, and (b) the Scottish Ministers may step in and direct the committee to secure the carrying out of a review in respect of the death. (6) The chair of the committee must, when making a referral under subsection (1)(b)(ii) or seeking advice under subsection (4), provide the Scottish Ministers with such information 10 within the chair’s possession or control as the chair considers is likely to be of assistance 1 to Ministers in the exercise of their functions under those subsections. (7) In this section— “abusive domestic behaviour” means abusive behaviour by person A towards person B, within the meaning of section 9(2), 15 “voluntary organisation” means a body (other than a public authority), the activities of which are carried on otherwise than for profit. 16A Determination as to whether to expand the remit of a review (1) Where the outcome of consideration of a death under section 16 is that a domestic homicide or suicide review is to be carried out in respect of the death, the review 20 oversight committee must, if subsection (2) applies to the death, determine whether to expand the remit of the review in accordance with subsection (3). (2) This subsection applies to a death only where— (a) it is a death mentioned in section 9(3)(a), and (b) either or both of the persons who are persons A and B for the purpose of that 25 section— (i) at the time of the death had a child who was— (A) a young person, or (B) an adult at risk, or (ii) at the time of the death had a young person, not falling within sub-paragraph 30 (i), living in their household. (3) Subject to subsection (5), the remit of a review may, in line with a determination under subsection (1), be expanded to also examine any or all of the following— (a) the extent to which the person mentioned in subsection (2)(b)(i) or (ii) (“the relevant person”) was able to provide views in relation to any decisions made by 35 a public authority in the period following on from the death which directly concerned the person’s welfare and in which the person’s best...
Last updated:
9 January 2025
BB20250110
Supported by: Colin Beattie*, Pam Duncan-Glancy*, Jeremy Balfour*, Bill Kidd*, Miles Briggs*, Annie Wells* *S6M-16049 Foysol Choudhury: Edinburgh Artist Appointed to Damehood in New Year Honours 2025—That the Parliament congratulates the artist, Barbara Rae, on being appointed a Dame in the 2025 New Year Honours for services to art; understands that Barbara is a painter and printmaker; believes that she trained at Edinburgh College of Art and is best...
Last updated:
1 October 2024
SPBill38BS062024
C HAPTER 4 A DMINISTRATION Registration 30 17 Scottish aggregates tax register (1) Revenue Scotland must keep a register (to be known as the Scottish aggregates tax register) containing such information as Revenue Scotland considers is required for the purposes of the collection and management of the tax. (2) The register is to be kept in the form that Revenue Scotland considers appropriate. 35 (3) Revenue Scotland must make any changes to the register that appear to Revenue Scotland to be required for the purpose of keeping the register up to date. (4) Revenue Scotland may publish, in the manner it considers appropriate— (a) information derived from the register, and (b) information falling within any of the descriptions set out in subsection (5). 13 Aggregates Tax and Devolved Taxes Administration (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Scottish aggregates tax Chapter 4—Administration (5) The information is— (a) the names and trading names (if different) of registered persons, (b) the registration numbers assigned to those persons in the register, (c) the addresses, co-ordinates and boundary plans of any sites or other premises at 5 which those persons carry on business, and the type of material produced at each site or premises, (d) the fact (where it is the case) that the registered person is a body corporate which by virtue of section 29 is treated as a member of a group, (e) where paragraph (d) applies— 10 (i) the names of the other bodies corporate treated under that section as members 1 of the group, (ii) the addresses, co-ordinates and boundary plans of any sites or other premises at which those other bodies carry on business, and the type of material produced at each site or premises, 15 (g) the names of tax representatives against the names of the non-resident taxpayers of whom they are the representatives, (h) the information mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (c) in respect of persons who have notified Revenue Scotland under section 20 of the production of exempt aggregate, and 20 (i) such other information as Revenue Scotland considers appropriate. (6) Information may be published in accordance with subsection (4) despite any obligation not to disclose the information that would otherwise apply which is contained in— (a) an Act of the Scottish Parliament, (b) an instrument made under an Act of the Scottish Parliament, or 25 (c) any other enactment which, if contained in an Act of the Scottish Parliament, would be within the legislative competence of the Parliament. 18 Duty to register for tax (1) A person who— (a) carries out taxable activities, and 30 (b) is not registered, is liable to be registered. (2) For the purposes of this section, a person carries out taxable activities if the person is responsible for subjecting a quantity of aggregate to commercial exploitation. (3) Where— 35 (a) a person at any time— (i) forms the intention of carrying out taxable activities, or (ii) carries out taxable activities, and (b) the person is not registered, 14 Aggregates Tax and Devolved Taxes Administration (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Scottish aggregates tax Chapter 4—Administration 1 the person must notify Revenue Scotland at whichever is the earliest time of paragraph (a)(i) or (ii). (4) Where a person is liable to be registered by virtue of subsection (1), Revenue Scotland may register the person with effect from the time when the person begins to carry out 5 taxable activities (whether or not the person notifies Revenue Scotland under subsection (3)). (5) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations provide for persons carrying out taxable activities to be, to such extent and subject to such conditions or restrictions as may be prescribed in the regulations, either— 10 (a) exempt from the requirement to be registered under this section, or 1 (b) exempt from other requirements imposed by or under this Part on registrable persons. (6) Regulations under subsection (5) may, in relation to persons who are exempt from the requirement to be registered under this section, include provision— 15 (a) requiring those persons to keep any records that may be needed to enable those persons to comply with a requirement to notify Revenue Scotland of the person's intention— (i) to carry out taxable activities, or (ii) to cease to carry out taxable activities, 20 (b) requiring those persons to preserve those records until a day specified by the Scottish Ministers in the regulations (and different days may be specified for different purposes under this paragraph), (c) specifying that the records required to be kept and preserved under paragraphs (a) and (b) do, or do not, include records described in the regulations, and 25 (d) specifying supporting documents (including accounts, books, deeds, contracts, vouchers and receipts) that are required to be kept, (e) referring to things specified in a notice published by Revenue Scotland in accordance with the regulations (and not withdrawn by a subsequent notice). (7) References in this Part to a registrable person are to a person who— 30 (a) is registered under this section, or (b) is liable to be registered under this section. (8) Where any two or more bodies corporate are treated as members of the same group by virtue of section 29 they must be registered together as one person in the name of the representative member. 35 19 Cancellation of registration for tax (1) A person who at any time ceases to have the intention of carrying out taxable activities must notify Revenue Scotland of that fact. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), a person carries out taxable activities if the person is responsible for subjecting a quantity of aggregate to commercial exploitation. 40 (3) Where Revenue Scotland is satisfied that a person has ceased to carry out taxable activities it may cancel the person's registration with effect from the earliest practicable 15 Aggregates Tax and Devolved Taxes Administration (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Scottish aggregates tax Chapter 4—Administration time after the person ceased to carry out taxable activities (whether or not the person notifies Revenue Scotland under subsection (1)). (4) Where— (a) a person notifies Revenue Scotland under subsection (1), or is exempted from the 5 requirement to be registered by virtue of regulations under section 18(5), (b) Revenue Scotland is satisfied that the person will not carry out taxable activities, (c) Revenue Scotland is satisfied that no tax which the person is liable to pay is unpaid, (d) Revenue Scotland is satisfied that no credit to which the person is entitled under 10 regulations made under section 15 is outstanding, and 1 (e) subsections (5) and (6) do not apply, Revenue Scotland must cancel the person's registration with effect from the earliest practicable time after the person ceases to carry out taxable activities. (5) Where— 15 (a) a person notifies Revenue Scotland under subsection (1), and (b) Revenue Scotland is satisfied that the person has not carried out, is not carrying out, and will not carry out, taxable activities, Revenue Scotland must cancel the person's registration with effect from the date of registration. 20 (6) Where a registered person becomes exempted from the requirement to be registered by virtue of regulations under section 18(5), Revenue Scotland may cancel the person’s registration with effect from the time when the person became so exempted or from such later time as Revenue Scotland considers appropriate. (7) Where— 25 (a) a registered person becomes exempted from the requirement to be registered by virtue of regulations under section 18(5), and (b) Revenue Scotland is satisfied that the person has been so exempted at all times since being registered, Revenue Scotland must cancel the person’s registration with effect from the date of 30 registration. 20 Duty to notify Revenue Scotland of production of exempt aggregate An unregistered person who— (a) would be required to be registered for the purposes of the tax but for an exemption by virtue of regulations under section 18(5), or 35 (b) has formed the intention of carrying out activities that would be taxable activities but for such an exemption, must, in such cases or circumstances as may be prescribed in regulations made by the Scottish Ministers, notify Revenue Scotland of that fact. 16 Aggregates Tax and Devolved Taxes Administration (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Scottish aggregates tax Chapter 4—Administration 21 Registration by Revenue Scotland (1) Where it appears to Revenue Scotland that any person is operating or using any premises, or intends to operate or use any premises, for any of the purposes listed in subsection (2), it may register those premises, in any entry in the register relating to that person 5 and under that person’s name, as a registered site. (2) The purposes are— (a) winning any aggregate, (b) applying an excepted process to any aggregate, (c) mixing, otherwise than in permitted circumstances (see section 7(7)), any aggregate 10 with any material or substance (other than water), 1 (d) storing any aggregate, or (e) the first landing in Scotland of aggregate won from the seabed of the Scottish marine area or from the seabed of United Kingdom waters. (3) Where any premises are registered in accordance with subsection (1) as a registered 15 site, the particulars included in the register must set out, as the boundaries of the site, such boundaries as appear to Revenue Scotland best...
Last updated:
25 April 2024
SPBill22BS062024
.), in subsection (2)— (a) in paragraph (b), after “of” insert “monitoring a child’s movements or whereabouts 25 (including whether a child is at, or is not at, a particular place) for the purpose of”, (b) in paragraph (c), after “devices” insert “(including any apparatus to be linked to a device)”, (c) after that paragraph insert— 30 “(ca) prescribe the circumstances or manner in which a specified device is, or is not, to be used (including how or when a device is to be worn, or otherwise used, by a child subject to a movement restriction condition), (cb) prescribe the circumstances or manner in which information obtained through the monitoring of a child by means of such a device may, or 35 may not, be gathered, retained, used or shared for the purpose of the monitoring,”. 5 Compulsory supervision orders: secure accommodation authorisations (1) The 2011 Act is amended as follows. 6 Children (Care and Justice) (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Children’s hearings system (2) In section 83 (meaning of “compulsory supervision order”)— (a) in subsection (6)— (i) in the opening words, after “conditions” insert “referred to in subsection (5)(b)”, 5 (ii) for paragraph (a) substitute— “(a) that— (i) the child has previously absconded and is likely to abscond again unless the child is kept in secure accommodation, and (ii) if the child were to abscond, it is likely that the child’s health, 10 safety or development would be at risk,”, 1 (iii) at the end of paragraph (b) insert “unless the child is kept in secure accommodation,”, (iv) in paragraph (c), for “injury to another person” substitute “physical or psychological harm to another person unless the child is kept in secure 15 accommodation”, (b) in subsection (8), after the definition of “medical” insert— ““psychological harm” includes fear, alarm and distress,”. (3) In section 86 (meaning of “interim compulsory supervision order”), in subsection (4)— (a) for “(3) to (6)” substitute “(2A) to (8)”, 20 (b) for “subsection (5)(a)” substitute “subsections (5)(a) and (7)”. (4) In section 87 (meaning of “medical examination order”)— (a) in subsection (4)— (i) for paragraph (a) substitute— “(a) that— 25 (i) the child has previously absconded and is likely to abscond again unless the child is kept in secure accommodation, and (ii) if the child were to abscond, it is likely that the child’s health, safety or development would be at risk,”, (ii) at the end of paragraph (b) insert “unless the child is kept in secure 30 accommodation,”, (iii) in paragraph (c), for “injury to another person” substitute “physical or psychological harm to another person unless the child is kept in secure accommodation”, (b) in subsection (5), after the definition of “medical” insert— 35 ““psychological harm” includes fear, alarm and distress,”. (5) In section 88 (meaning of “warrant to secure attendance”)— (a) in subsection (3)— (i) for paragraph (a) substitute— 7 Children (Care and Justice) (Scotland) Bill Part 1—Children’s hearings system “(a) that— (i) the child has previously absconded and is likely to abscond again unless the child is kept in secure accommodation, and (ii) if the child were to abscond, it is likely that the child’s health, 5 safety or development would be at risk,”, (ii) at the end of paragraph (b) insert “unless the child is kept in secure accommodation,”, (iii) in paragraph (c), for “injury to another person” substitute “physical or psychological harm to another person unless the child is kept in secure 10 accommodation”, 1 (b) in subsection (4), before the definition of “relevant period” insert— ““psychological harm” includes fear, alarm and distress,”. 6 Provision of information to person affected by child's offence or behaviour (1) The 2011 Act is amended as follows. 15 (2) In section 179A (request for information by person affected by child's offence or behaviour)— (a) in subsection (5)— (i) at the beginning insert “Subject to subsections (5A) and (5B),”, (ii) for “may” substitute “must, so far as reasonably practicable,”, 20 (b) after that subsection insert— “(5A) The Principal Reporter may, where a person mentioned in subsection (4)(a) or (b) is a child, inform any relevant person in relation to the child, as well as, or instead of, the child, of the relevant person’s right to request information under subsection (3). 25 (5B) The Principal Reporter need not inform a person mentioned in subsection (4)(a), (b) or (c) of the person’s right to request information under subsection (3)— (a) if the person has indicated (whether to the Principal Reporter or otherwise) that they do not wish to exercise that right, 30 (b) if satisfied that doing so would be detrimental to the best...
Last updated:
7 March 2023
BB20201110
Supported by: Monica Lennon*, Angus MacDonald*, John Mason*, Alex Cole-Hamilton*, Stuart McMillan*, Sandra White*, Willie Coffey*, Emma Harper*, Stewart Stevenson*, Bill Kidd*, Alex Neil*, Alasdair Allan*, David Torrance*, Richard Lyle*, Mark McDonald* Motions and amendments which have attracted additional support S5M-23287 Murdo Fraser: East of Scotland Farmers Country Store (lodged on 06 November 2020) New Support: Margaret Mitchell*, Richard Lyle*, Bill Kidd*, Liam Kerr*, Jeremy Balfour* S5M-23286 George Adam: Darkwood Crew Wins at Volunteer Awards (lodged on 06 November 2020) New Support: Stewart Stevenson*, Richard Lyle*, Fulton MacGregor*, Kenneth Gibson*, Bill Kidd*, Sandra White*, Neil Bibby*, David Torrance* S5M-23284 Mary Fee: Election of First Openly Transgender State Senator to the Delaware State Senate (lodged on 06 November 2020) New Support: Patrick Harvie*, Alex Cole-Hamilton*, David Torrance* S5M-23283 Lewis Macdonald: Friends of the Earth Scotland, Platform and Greenpeace Report, Offshore (lodged on 06 November 2020) New Support: Claudia Beamish*, Jackie Baillie*, Alex Rowley*, Sarah Boyack*, Mark McDonald* S5M-23282 George Adam: Castlehead High School Awarded LGBT Charter at Bronze (lodged on 06 November 2020) New Support: Fulton MacGregor*, Neil Bibby*, David Torrance* S5M-23281 Kenneth Gibson: Garnock Community Campus Achieves LGBT Gold Charter (lodged on 06 November 2020) New Support: Fulton MacGregor*, David Torrance* S5M-23280 Jeremy Balfour: Ageing Well Midlothian, Health Walk Group of the Year Winner (lodged on 06 November 2020) New Support: Liam Kerr*, Gordon Lindhurst*, Annie Wells*, Peter Chapman* Tuesday 10 November 2020 19 Today's Business Future Business Motions & Questions Legislation Other Gnothaichean an-diugh Gnothaichean ri teachd Gluasadan agus Ceistean Reachdas Eile Motions | Gluasadan S5M-23277 Gil Paterson: Bearsden Team Helping Key Workers and Vulnerable People (lodged on 06 November 2020) New Support: Fulton MacGregor*, Neil Bibby*, David Torrance*, Joan McAlpine* S5M-23276 Mary Fee: Recognising the Work of Fares4Free (lodged on 06 November 2020) New Support: Fulton MacGregor*, David Torrance* S5M-23273 Neil Findlay: West Lothian DJ, Chrissy Meechan, Offered Record Deal (lodged on 06 November 2020) New Support: Jeremy Balfour* S5M-23272 Neil Findlay: Teri-Louise Deegan Runs 5k Every Day in November for West Lothian Foodbank (lodged on 06 November 2020) New Support: Jeremy Balfour* S5M-23270 Gil Paterson: Clydebank Minister, Reverend Gregor McIntyre, Runs for Refugee Support (lodged on 05 November 2020) New Support: Neil Bibby* S5M-23268 Sarah Boyack: Digital Showcase Winners in the Lothians (lodged on 05 November 2020) New Support: Jeremy Balfour* S5M-23267 Mary Fee: Adoption Week Scotland 2020 (lodged on 05 November 2020) New Support: Jeremy Balfour*, Jackie Baillie*, Neil Bibby* S5M-23265 Annabelle Ewing: Councillors Eating for £1 Per Day for Charity (lodged on 05 November 2020) New Support: Fulton MacGregor*, Joan McAlpine* S5M-23262 Liam Kerr: Aberdeen Science Centre Reopens (lodged on 05 November 2020) New Support: Peter Chapman*, John Scott* S5M-23261 Sandra White: #WeAreStillHere (lodged on 05 November 2020) New Support: Joan McAlpine* S5M-23259 Rona Mackay: Praise for Kirkintilloch Community Council (lodged on 05 November 2020) New Support: Fulton MacGregor*, Neil Bibby*, David Torrance*, Joan McAlpine* S5M-23258 Annabelle Ewing: A Veteran's Best...
Last updated:
7 March 2023
BB20201027
Supported by: Kenneth Gibson*, Miles Briggs* *S5M-23127 Neil Findlay: Anne Harkness Shortlisted for a TES Schools Award 2020—That the Parliament congratulates West Lothian teaching assistant, Anne Harkness, on being shortlisted for the TES Schools Awards 2020; understands that Anne has been shortlisted for the Classroom Support Assistant of the Year award for her outstanding work across schools in West Lothian, supporting pupils with autism, their families and their schools, and wishes Anne all the best...
Last updated:
7 March 2023
BB20200915
Section 23 report - Privately financed infrastructure investment: The Non-Profit Distributing (NPD) and hub models: The Committee will consider the evidence heard at agenda item 2 and take further evidence from— Stephen Boyle, Auditor General for Scotland; Graeme Greenhill, Senior Manager, Performance Audit and Best Value, Audit Scotland. Proposed future bu...
Last updated:
7 March 2023
BB20180222
Supported by: Iain Gray*, Lewis Macdonald*, Elaine Smith*, Monica Lennon* *S5M-10585 Michelle Ballantyne: Kingsland Primary Pupil, Louis Kirkpatrick, to Represent Scotland That the Parliament congratulates Louis Kirkpatrick, who is P5 pupil at Kingsland — Primary School, on being selected to play for Scotland in the forthcoming tennis matches against England and Wales; understands that, as part of the Scotland Development Squad, Louis trains four-times-a-week at indoor facilities in Edinburgh and Stirling; believes that he will be among the first to benefit from Peebles Lawn Tennis Club’s improved facilities as its new floodlit courts will allow him to take additional training sessions closer to home over the winter, and wishes Louis the best...
