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12 April 2024
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Supported by: Gillian Mackay*, Jackie Dunbar*, Stuart McMillan*, Miles Briggs*, Annabelle Ewing*, Bill Kidd*, Stephanie Callaghan*, Audrey Nicoll*, Emma Harper*, Jeremy Balfour*, Edward Mountain* *S6M-12767 Annie Wells: Glasgow Woman Aiming to Make History at London Marathon— That the Parliament congratulates Dr Julie McElroy, who is aiming to become the first female frame runner to complete the London Marathon, which takes place on 21 April 2024; understands that Dr McElroy was first introduced to frame running three years ago, following a traumatic injury that left her in chronic pain and using a wheelchair; notes that she has since taken on numerous challenges, including the Paisley 10k and the 22.6-mile Glasgow Kiltwalk; understands that, having always been a physically active person, who enjoyed hiking, swimming and cycling, she was eager to begin exercising again after her injury, and recognises that Dr McElroy is raising funds for the Richard Whitehead Foundation, which was founded by British athlete Richard Whitehead MBE, who runs with prosthetic legs...
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7 March 2023
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Supported by: Sandra White*, Stuart McMillan*, Richard Lyle*, Bill Kidd*, Rona Mackay*, Stewart Stevenson*, Edward Mountain*, Clare Adamson* *S5M-18102 Alexander Stewart: Alloa Bowling Club Team to Abseil for Strathcarron Hospice—That the Parliament wishes members of Patons and Baldwins Bowling Club in Alloa the best of luck in abseiling 165 ft from the Forth Road Bridge to help raise funds for Strathcarron Hospice, which it believes needs £13,000 per day to keep running; understands that, while sponsorship money has still to be added, the group, named "Team Legs...
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14 February 2023
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Supported by: Emma Harper*, Marie McNair*, Annabelle Ewing*, Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, David Torrance*, Fulton MacGregor*, Jackie Dunbar*, Bill Kidd* *S6M-05740 Clare Adamson: Raven’s Cliff Barking Brunch—That the Parliament recognises Raven’s Cliff Bar and Restaurant in Motherwell on holding their Barking Brunch event to raise money for Dogs Trust; understands that the establishment recently developed its very own menu for dogs and showed its love for four-legged...
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26 August 2022
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Supported by: Emma Harper*, Marie McNair*, Annabelle Ewing*, Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, David Torrance*, Fulton MacGregor*, Jackie Dunbar*, Bill Kidd* *S6M-05740 Clare Adamson: Raven’s Cliff Barking Brunch—That the Parliament recognises Raven’s Cliff Bar and Restaurant in Motherwell on holding their Barking Brunch event to raise money for Dogs Trust; understands that the establishment recently developed its very own menu for dogs and showed its love for four-legged...
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 May 2015
Welfare Reform Committee 05 May 2015
The assessor just put a finger on my leg and asked if I could lift against that.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 June 2025
Economy and Fair Work Committee 11 June 2025
We measure things such as those because we know that that is how overall economic growth can be tracked. This could grow arms and legs and become very complex, but it could also unlock a fruitful conversation about what the right things are so that partners could get to the point at which they face a measurement framework together and holistically.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 June 2025
Economy and Fair Work Committee 11 June 2025
We measure things such as those because we know that that is how overall economic growth can be tracked. This could grow arms and legs and become very complex, but it could also unlock a fruitful conversation about what the right things are so that partners could get to the point at which they face a measurement framework together and holistically.
Official Report
Meeting date:
27 February 2025
Meeting of the Parliament 27 February 2025
I will share the story of a constituent who was given the most heartbreaking news. They had just had their second leg amputated, but because they lived in a mobile home, they did not qualify for financial help to install home adaptations, because the Housing (Scotland) Act 2006 states that any home that is not a permanent structure does not qualify.
Official Report
Meeting date:
31 October 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 31 October 2024
I will make one specific point about the yellow-legged hornet. Although no sightings have yet been officially recorded in Scotland, we are not complacent about that.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 October 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 01 October 2024
Men have larger hearts, lungs and haemoglobin pools, which can feed them more oxygen. They have longer legs and narrower pelvises, which lead to better running gaits.
