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Official Report
Meeting date:
9 May 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 09 May 2024
Nonetheless, I am sure that colleagues will join me in congratulating my colleague Marie McNair, with her dog Heidi, on winning this year’s coveted title.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 June 2024
Social Justice and Social Security Committee 20 June 2024
I will leave it there, convener. Before I bring Marie McNair back in, I think that Mike Callaghan wants to respond.
Official Report
Meeting date:
28 February 2023
Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee 28 February 2023
The next theme is on measuring the impact and use of data, although we have already touched on data. I will bring in Marie McNair, who joins us online. Good afternoon, panel.
Last updated:
14 February 2023
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Supported by: Alexander Stewart*, Murdo Fraser*, Edward Mountain*, Tess White*, Sandesh Gulhane*, Annie Wells*, Jeremy Balfour*, Jim Fairlie*, Bill Kidd*, Miles Briggs*, Craig Hoy*, Douglas Ross*, Colin Beattie*, David Torrance*, Jamie Greene* *S6M-06451 Brian Whittle: Dr Marie Macklin - Finalist for Business Women of the Year— That the Parliament celebrates the news that Dr Marie Macklin has been listed as a finalist for Business Women of the Year in The Scottish Women’s Awards 2022; understands that the awards recognise the inspirational role models for the next generation of girls for their hard work to influence change across industry and within their community; notes that Marie is the founder and executive chair of the Halo Urban Regeneration Company, which it understands is an imaginative, innovative and inspirational urban regeneration concept to create mixed-used developments on vacant industrial land and inspire new economic and social opportunities through net-zero community-driven projects; understands that HALO Kilmarnock works with local colleges to cultivate the skills needed to deliver and sustain HALO Kilmarnock as the first town centre net- zero carbon energy project in Scotland as well as unlock the skills needed of potential tenants and end users of the site; commends Marie’s work to set the standard for community urban villages, and wishes her all the best in finals.
Last updated:
27 October 2022
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Supported by: Alexander Stewart*, Murdo Fraser*, Edward Mountain*, Tess White*, Sandesh Gulhane*, Annie Wells*, Jeremy Balfour*, Jim Fairlie*, Bill Kidd*, Miles Briggs*, Craig Hoy*, Douglas Ross*, Colin Beattie*, David Torrance*, Jamie Greene* *S6M-06451 Brian Whittle: Dr Marie Macklin - Finalist for Business Women of the Year— That the Parliament celebrates the news that Dr Marie Macklin has been listed as a finalist for Business Women of the Year in The Scottish Women’s Awards 2022; understands that the awards recognise the inspirational role models for the next generation of girls for their hard work to influence change across industry and within their community; notes that Marie is the founder and executive chair of the Halo Urban Regeneration Company, which it understands is an imaginative, innovative and inspirational urban regeneration concept to create mixed-used developments on vacant industrial land and inspire new economic and social opportunities through net-zero community-driven projects; understands that HALO Kilmarnock works with local colleges to cultivate the skills needed to deliver and sustain HALO Kilmarnock as the first town centre net- zero carbon energy project in Scotland as well as unlock the skills needed of potential tenants and end users of the site; commends Marie’s work to set the standard for community urban villages, and wishes her all the best in finals.
Last updated:
25 November 2021
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R *S6M-02237 Christine Grahame: Homecoming for Mary Queen of Scots—That the Parliament notes calls for the return of the remains of Mary Queen of Scots to the country of her birth; considers that Mary was an iconic historical figure in Scotland; believes that the return of her remains would help educate many people, from the north of Scotland to the south of England, about her significance and about this period in Scotland’s history; understands that Falkland Palace, in which, many contemporary chroniclers believed, the Scots Queen spent her happiest days, was a place of sanctuary for Mary, and notes the view that this Fife palace would be a possible location, where her remains could be interred.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 November 2022
Economy and Fair Work Committee 16 November 2022
I do not know who wants to respond—maybe Mary Alexander or Helen Martin wants to come in.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 March 2020
Meeting of the Parliament 11 March 2020
Marie Curie’s Great Daffodil Appeal The final item of business is a members’ business debate on motion S5M-20400, in the name of Linda Fabiani, on Marie Curie’s great daffodil appeal 2020.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 March 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 08 March 2017
The Marie Curie Memorial Foundation was established in 1948, and the first Marie Curie home for cancer patients opened in 1952 in Cupar, Fife.
Official Report
Meeting date:
30 April 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 30 April 2025 [Draft]
Organisations such as Crafting Together, as Marie McNair has said, are doing great work in supporting those with additional support needs to find and stay in employment.
