That the Parliament congratulates Newbattle High School on achieving the Silver Level of the LGBT Charter Mark; recognises the hard work and dedication of pupils and staff in achieving this prestigious award from LGBT Youth Scotland; notes that the journey involved young people throughout the process as well as the wider learning community, and involved other high schools and primaries, and welcomes the training and the review of policies, practice and resources that aim to ensure that Newbattle High School goes beyond meeting legislative needs and is as inclusive as it can be for pupils, staff, parents and the wider community.
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That the Parliament congratulates Newbattle High School on achieving the Silver Level of the LGBT Charter Mark; recognises the hard work and dedication of pupils and staff in achieving this prestigious award from LGBT Youth Scotland; notes that the journey involved young people throughout the process as well as the wider learning community, and involved other high schools and primaries, and welcomes the training and the review of policies, practice and resources that aim to ensure that Newbattle High School goes beyond meeting legislative needs and is as inclusive as it can be for pupils, staff, parents and the wider community.
Supported by: Stuart McMillan, Sandra White, David Torrance, Stewart Stevenson, Bill Kidd, Richard Lyle, Clare Adamson, Neil Findlay, Tom Arthur, Fulton MacGregor, Willie Coffey, Christine Grahame
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That the Parliament recognises that The Frying Scotsman, which is in Musselburgh, was named as "highly recommended" at the British Kebab Awards; notes that these awards, which were presented in London on 3 March 2020, feature kebab houses from across the UK that have been voted on by the public before being assessed by judges; congratulates The Frying Scotsman on this achievement, and wishes it the very best in its endeavours.
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That the Parliament recognises that The Frying Scotsman, which is in Musselburgh, was named as "highly recommended" at the British Kebab Awards; notes that these awards, which were presented in London on 3 March 2020, feature kebab houses from across the UK that have been voted on by the public before being assessed by judges; congratulates The Frying Scotsman on this achievement, and wishes it the very best in its endeavours.
Supported by: Miles Briggs, Bill Kidd, Richard Lyle, Jeremy Balfour, Stewart Stevenson, Clare Adamson, David Torrance, Neil Findlay, Tom Arthur, Willie Coffey, Alexander Burnett, Ruth Maguire
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That the Parliament congratulates Staggs, a Musselburgh pub, on being named the best pub in the Lothians; recognises that the pub was chosen by CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) because of its high-quality ale, atmosphere, value for money and community focus; understands that, in 2018, Staggs was named the best pub in Scotland and Ireland for the third time; acknowledges that the 2020 overall winner for Edinburgh and South East will be selected by CAMRA judges soon, and wishes Staggs all the best in its future endeavours.
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That the Parliament congratulates Staggs, a Musselburgh pub, on being named the best pub in the Lothians; recognises that the pub was chosen by CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) because of its high-quality ale, atmosphere, value for money and community focus; understands that, in 2018, Staggs was named the best pub in Scotland and Ireland for the third time; acknowledges that the 2020 overall winner for Edinburgh and South East will be selected by CAMRA judges soon, and wishes Staggs all the best in its future endeavours.
Supported by: Kenneth Gibson, Miles Briggs, Jeremy Balfour, Bill Kidd, Emma Harper, Stewart Stevenson, Stuart McMillan, Richard Lyle, Clare Adamson, Fulton MacGregor, Willie Coffey, Neil Bibby, Gil Paterson, Tom Arthur, Ruth Maguire
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That the Parliament congratulates Mayfield and Easthouses Youth 2000 Project (Y2K) on being shortlisted for two National Youth Work Awards; acknowledges that the nomination is as a result of its prevention work with young people who are involved in or are at risk of becoming involved in offending, or antisocial and risky behaviours; recognises that the organisation’s 180 project is a referral-based service that focuses on early support and prevention for those young people at risk of become involved in offending; acknowledges that the National Youth Work Awards 2020 are all about celebrating the power of incredible youth work and the impact that it has on the lives of young people; commends Y2K's outstanding contributions to youth work, and wishes it all the best in its future endeavours.
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That the Parliament congratulates Mayfield and Easthouses Youth 2000 Project (Y2K) on being shortlisted for two National Youth Work Awards; acknowledges that the nomination is as a result of its prevention work with young people who are involved in or are at risk of becoming involved in offending, or antisocial and risky behaviours; recognises that the organisation’s 180 project is a referral-based service that focuses on early support and prevention for those young people at risk of become involved in offending; acknowledges that the National Youth Work Awards 2020 are all about celebrating the power of incredible youth work and the impact that it has on the lives of young people; commends Y2K's outstanding contributions to youth work, and wishes it all the best in its future endeavours.
Supported by: Emma Harper, Richard Lyle, Stewart Stevenson, Sandra White, Jeremy Balfour, David Torrance, Bill Kidd, Clare Adamson, Gillian Martin, Fulton MacGregor, Willie Coffey, Gil Paterson, Tom Arthur, Ruth Maguire
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That the Parliament congratulates Police Scotland Youth Volunteers - Midlothian on receiving a £500 award from Asda’s Green Token Giving programme; acknowledges that the group was chosen to receive this award by Asda customers in Straiton; understands that the Police Scotland Youth programme helps to break down barriers and promote positive role models for young people; appreciates the work of young people in creating and maintaining a positive culture and society, and wishes everyone at Police Scotland Youth Volunteers - Midlothian the best in their future endeavours.
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That the Parliament congratulates Police Scotland Youth Volunteers - Midlothian on receiving a £500 award from Asda’s Green Token Giving programme; acknowledges that the group was chosen to receive this award by Asda customers in Straiton; understands that the Police Scotland Youth programme helps to break down barriers and promote positive role models for young people; appreciates the work of young people in creating and maintaining a positive culture and society, and wishes everyone at Police Scotland Youth Volunteers - Midlothian the best in their future endeavours.
Supported by: Miles Briggs, Richard Lyle, Christine Grahame, Edward Mountain, Rona Mackay, David Torrance, Willie Coffey, Bill Kidd, Clare Adamson, Jeremy Balfour, Joan McAlpine, Fulton MacGregor, Stewart Stevenson, Neil Findlay, Gillian Martin, Alex Cole-Hamilton, Ruth Maguire, Tom Arthur
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That the Parliament congratulates Mayfield and Easthouses Youth 2000 Project (Y2K) on receiving a £500 award from Asda’s Green Token Giving programme; recognises that nearly 200 local charities and causes across Scotland have previously benefited from Asda awards; understands that Y2K was chosen by Asda customers in Straiton to receive this funding award; acknowledges Y2K’s importance in communities in Midlothian, creating a safe social environment for young people and providing early support to those who need it, and wishes Y2K the best in its future work.
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That the Parliament congratulates Mayfield and Easthouses Youth 2000 Project (Y2K) on receiving a £500 award from Asda’s Green Token Giving programme; recognises that nearly 200 local charities and causes across Scotland have previously benefited from Asda awards; understands that Y2K was chosen by Asda customers in Straiton to receive this funding award; acknowledges Y2K’s importance in communities in Midlothian, creating a safe social environment for young people and providing early support to those who need it, and wishes Y2K the best in its future work.
Supported by: Miles Briggs, Richard Lyle, David Torrance, Bill Kidd, Clare Adamson, Jeremy Balfour, Joan McAlpine, Fulton MacGregor, Stewart Stevenson, Gil Paterson, Neil Findlay, Gillian Martin, Ruth Maguire, Tom Arthur
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That the Parliament congratulates the Scottish SPCA Edinburgh and Lothians Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre on receiving a £1,000 award from the Asda Green Token Giving programme; recognises that Asda customers were given the chance to vote for their favourite charity and chose the centre; acknowledges the wonderful work that this project does to protect animal welfare, rehabilitate animals and find them new homes, and commends everyone involved for their efforts to support the important bond between humans and animals and to eradicate animal abuse and violence.
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That the Parliament congratulates the Scottish SPCA Edinburgh and Lothians Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre on receiving a £1,000 award from the Asda Green Token Giving programme; recognises that Asda customers were given the chance to vote for their favourite charity and chose the centre; acknowledges the wonderful work that this project does to protect animal welfare, rehabilitate animals and find them new homes, and commends everyone involved for their efforts to support the important bond between humans and animals and to eradicate animal abuse and violence.
Supported by: Stewart Stevenson, Miles Briggs, Gordon Lindhurst, Emma Harper, Richard Lyle, David Torrance, Jeremy Balfour, Bill Kidd, Gil Paterson, Willie Coffey, Clare Adamson, Joan McAlpine, Fulton MacGregor, Tom Arthur, Gillian Martin, Ruth Maguire
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That the Parliament congratulates Mayfield and Easthouses Development Trust on receiving £125,000 from the National Lottery Community Fund; recognises that the Trust will build on the success of its previous work to increase community involvement through a variety of green and social initiatives, which will be based in its existing community space, The Pavilion; notes the Trust’s positive impact on the Mayfield and Easthouses community since 2006 through its work in regenerating the area; acknowledges that the group will collaborate with other similar organisations throughout Scotland; thanks the Mayfield and Easthouses Development Trust for all its hard work in the community, and wishes all those involved the best in their future endeavours.
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That the Parliament congratulates Mayfield and Easthouses Development Trust on receiving £125,000 from the National Lottery Community Fund; recognises that the Trust will build on the success of its previous work to increase community involvement through a variety of green and social initiatives, which will be based in its existing community space, The Pavilion; notes the Trust’s positive impact on the Mayfield and Easthouses community since 2006 through its work in regenerating the area; acknowledges that the group will collaborate with other similar organisations throughout Scotland; thanks the Mayfield and Easthouses Development Trust for all its hard work in the community, and wishes all those involved the best in their future endeavours.
Supported by: Bill Kidd, Stuart McMillan, Kenneth Gibson, Bruce Crawford, Jeremy Balfour, David Torrance, Stewart Stevenson, Sandra White, Richard Lyle, Fulton MacGregor, Joan McAlpine, Willie Coffey, Clare Adamson, Tom Arthur
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That the Parliament applauds the innovator and social entrepreneur, John Ferguson, who is the founder of the East Africa Sisal Company Ltd, for taking innovative strides to tackle climate change; acknowledges his efforts in developing an ethical supply chain sourcing sisal fibre from small-scale farmers in east Africa who are impacted by climate change; applauds John’s research and development work using sisal to create a sustainable natural fibre insulation product; supports John and the business on this work to create a sustainable and low-carbon economy, and wishes them all the best in their endeavours.
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That the Parliament applauds the innovator and social entrepreneur, John Ferguson, who is the founder of the East Africa Sisal Company Ltd, for taking innovative strides to tackle climate change; acknowledges his efforts in developing an ethical supply chain sourcing sisal fibre from small-scale farmers in east Africa who are impacted by climate change; applauds John’s research and development work using sisal to create a sustainable natural fibre insulation product; supports John and the business on this work to create a sustainable and low-carbon economy, and wishes them all the best in their endeavours.
Supported by: Kenneth Gibson, Sandra White, Emma Harper, Bill Kidd, David Torrance, Clare Adamson, Stewart Stevenson, Richard Lyle, Fulton MacGregor, Willie Coffey, Joan McAlpine, Gillian Martin, Ruth Maguire, Angela Constance, Maureen Watt, Tom Arthur
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That the Parliament congratulates Mayfield and East Houses Youth 2000 Project (Y2K) on receiving one of only 24 CashBack phase 5 funding awards; acknowledges Y2K’s work in Midlothian communities to provide a safe and positive environment for young people to socialise, learn and find support; acknowledges the importance of young people receiving early support, especially in relation to social preventative work; applauds Y2K’s community-centred approach towards preventative care; supports Y2K’s innovative work, and wishes everyone involved all the best in their future endeavours.
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That the Parliament congratulates Mayfield and East Houses Youth 2000 Project (Y2K) on receiving one of only 24 CashBack phase 5 funding awards; acknowledges Y2K’s work in Midlothian communities to provide a safe and positive environment for young people to socialise, learn and find support; acknowledges the importance of young people receiving early support, especially in relation to social preventative work; applauds Y2K’s community-centred approach towards preventative care; supports Y2K’s innovative work, and wishes everyone involved all the best in their future endeavours.
Supported by: Bill Kidd, Miles Briggs, David Torrance, Stewart Stevenson, Richard Lyle, Maureen Watt, Gil Paterson, Fulton MacGregor, Willie Coffey, Tom Arthur, Joan McAlpine, Gillian Martin, Ruth Maguire
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