That this House recognises Changing Places Toilet Awareness Day 2026 which takes place on 19 July; further recognises the importance of Changing Places toilets for disabled people and their families across the United Kingdom; also recognises that they provide everyone, regardless of their access needs or disability or reliance on the assistance of carers or specialist equipment, with a toilet facility that they can use safely and with dignity; notes the considerable progress made in the provision of Changing Places toilets from the campaign’s launch in 2005, to the provision of the 600th Changing Places toilet in 2016 with over 2,600 Changing Places toilets registered in the UK today; acknowledges that Changing Places Toilets enable anyone to go to the shops, attend hospital appointments, enjoy community life, socialise and travel; further notes the map provided on the Changing Places website advising the location of Changing Places toilets across the UK; welcomes the funding from the Department for Transport which has provided a new Journey Planner feature within the map, with increased functionality for planning travel routes; supports work to develop future digital tools to allow users to easily find up-to-date facilities; highlights that the Changing Places Toilet campaign was initiated by the late Loretto Lambe, PAMIS, to highlight the accessibility struggles for public toilets; and thanks the staff and volunteers at Changing Places toilets for the work they do to ensure everyone has access to safe, comfortable and accessible toilet facilities.

That this House recognises Changing Places Toilet Awareness Day 2026 which takes place on 19 July; further recognises the importance of Changing Places toilets for disabled people and their families across the United Kingdom; also recognises that they provide everyone, regardless of their access needs or disability or reliance on...

That this House recognises and congratulates St Thomas More Catholic Church in Bexleyheath on its 90th anniversary; highlights that Father James Malone built a temporary church at Bostall Park in 1936 before a permanent church was built and formally opened at Christmas 1951; notes that the Church was consecrated in July 2000; further recognises the important impact that the church has had on the community across Bexleyheath; thanks the church community for their hard work; and wishes Father Innocent Ezeonyeasi and all the volunteers and congregation at St Thomas More Catholic Church all the best for the future.

That this House recognises and congratulates St Thomas More Catholic Church in Bexleyheath on its 90th anniversary; highlights that Father James Malone built a temporary church at Bostall Park in 1936 before a permanent church was built and formally opened at Christmas 1951; notes that the Church was consecrated in...

That this House regrets the decision taken by FIFA to overturn the suspension following a dismissal in the previous match given to Folarin Balogun of the USA; states its solidarity with the position of the Belgian FA that they are astonished by FIFA’s decision which is in contradiction of Article 66.4 of their disciplinary code; notes that the player was sent off as a result of a video assistant referee review; urges FIFA to explain why England’s Jarell Quansah will face a suspension following a video assistant referee review; and calls on them to issue a statement outlining how the two decisions are consistent and how the integrity of the competition can be maintained.

That this House regrets the decision taken by FIFA to overturn the suspension following a dismissal in the previous match given to Folarin Balogun of the USA; states its solidarity with the position of the Belgian FA that they are astonished by FIFA’s decision which is in contradiction of Article...

That this House notes the poor understanding of the principle of presumption of capacity among professionals raised as far back as the 2014 House of Lords Select Committee’s post-legislative scrutiny of the Mental Capacity Act 2005; acknowledges the difficulties experienced in applying the principle in practice; is concerned with evidence of presumption of capacity being used to support non-intervention by service providers; further notes that this is causing preventable deaths; and believes this loophole must be closed by having a duty to assess mental capacity when it is in doubt enshrined in law.

That this House notes the poor understanding of the principle of presumption of capacity among professionals raised as far back as the 2014 House of Lords Select Committee’s post-legislative scrutiny of the Mental Capacity Act 2005; acknowledges the difficulties experienced in applying the principle in practice; is concerned with evidence...

That this House recognises the 10th anniversary of Bostall Community Library being run by the Bostall Library Community Group; notes that the library has been active since 1939; highlights that ten years ago Bostall Library Community Group took over the running of the library from the London Borough of Bexley; further recognises the support, events and activities that they provide for members of the community; thanks all staff, volunteers and trustees for their hard work and support to keep the library open; and wishes them all the best for the future.

That this House recognises the 10th anniversary of Bostall Community Library being run by the Bostall Library Community Group; notes that the library has been active since 1939; highlights that ten years ago Bostall Library Community Group took over the running of the library from the London Borough of Bexley;...

That this House recognises and congratulates St Paul's Preschool in Northumberland Heath on its 50th anniversary; highlights the Art Exhibition held in March to commemorate their 50th anniversary; notes that the Preschool is based in St Paul's Church which provides an inclusive place of worship to all ages; further notes the long-standing support for the community of Northumberland Heath; thanks Bhaggya Tennakoon, Preschool staff and volunteers for their hard work; and pays tribute to the Reverend Clive Beazley-Long, all the staff and volunteers at St Paul's Church and wishes them and the Preschool well for the future.

That this House recognises and congratulates St Paul's Preschool in Northumberland Heath on its 50th anniversary; highlights the Art Exhibition held in March to commemorate their 50th anniversary; notes that the Preschool is based in St Paul's Church which provides an inclusive place of worship to all ages; further notes...

That this House congratulates Bexley Women’s Aid on its 50th anniversary; recognises the important work that the staff and volunteers do to support and empower women and children experiencing domestic abuse; acknowledges the hundreds of women and children that have been supported in the last 50 years; recognises that Bexley Women’s Aid offer refuge accommodation, outreach support, a helpline, group programmes and an education and prevention service; pays tribute to all staff, trustees and volunteers for their dedication and commitment; recognises all funders, supporters and donors; and wishes Bexley Women’s Aid every success for the future.

That this House congratulates Bexley Women’s Aid on its 50th anniversary; recognises the important work that the staff and volunteers do to support and empower women and children experiencing domestic abuse; acknowledges the hundreds of women and children that have been supported in the last 50 years; recognises that Bexley...

That this House congratulates Masala Inn in Bexleyheath on being named the best of London curry house at the 14th English Curry Awards 2025; acknowledges the hard work and dedication of the owners and staff in providing the constituents of Bexleyheath and Crayford, and beyond, with excellent food and service; and wishes them all the best for the future.

That this House congratulates Masala Inn in Bexleyheath on being named the best of London curry house at the 14th English Curry Awards 2025; acknowledges the hard work and dedication of the owners and staff in providing the constituents of Bexleyheath and Crayford, and beyond, with excellent food and service;...

That this House congratulates Phoenix Sports Club on its 90th anniversary; notes that it was originally formed in 1935 as St John’s Welling and then Lakeside, and later changed its name to Phoenix following the Second World War as it was seen to rise from the ashes of the previous two clubs amidst the destruction caused by the Blitz; highlights that they have played at their current home in Mayplace Road East, Bexleyheath, since 1950; recognises that the club is a FA Charter Standard community club; further notes that the club has competed in cricket as well as its main focus of football; and pays tribute to all the staff, players and volunteers and wishes them the best of luck in the South Counties East Football League Premier Division for the 2025/26 football season.

That this House congratulates Phoenix Sports Club on its 90th anniversary; notes that it was originally formed in 1935 as St John’s Welling and then Lakeside, and later changed its name to Phoenix following the Second World War as it was seen to rise from the ashes of the previous...

That this House notes Changing Places Toilet Awareness Day 2025 which takes place on 19 July; recognises the importance of Changing Places toilets for disabled people and their families across the United Kingdom; supports their call for a Changing Places toilet in all public venues so that everyone, regardless of their access needs or disability or reliance on the assistance of carers or specialist equipment, can use a toilet facility safely and with dignity; acknowledges that Changing Places Toilets enable anyone to go to the shops, attend hospital appointments, enjoy community life, socialise and travel; further recognises that the Changing Places Toilet campaign was initiated by the late Loretto Lambe, PAMIS, to highlight the accessibility struggles for public toilets; and thanks the staff and volunteers at Changing Places toilets for the work they do to ensure everyone has access to safe, comfortable and accessible toilet facilities.

That this House notes Changing Places Toilet Awareness Day 2025 which takes place on 19 July; recognises the importance of Changing Places toilets for disabled people and their families across the United Kingdom; supports their call for a Changing Places toilet in all public venues so that everyone, regardless of...

That this House congratulates VCD Athletic Football Club’s achievement in securing promotion from the South Counties East Football League Premier Division; commends the performance of the players and pays tribute to Danny Joy and Ross Baker for their work as joint-managers in their first season in the role; notes that the Vickers, Crayford and Dartford Athletic Football Club was founded in 1916 by employees of the now defunct Vickers armaments factory in Crayford; and wishes everyone at the club including their supporters and volunteers, the very best of luck in the Isthmian League South East Division for the 2025-26 season.

That this House congratulates VCD Athletic Football Club’s achievement in securing promotion from the South Counties East Football League Premier Division; commends the performance of the players and pays tribute to Danny Joy and Ross Baker for their work as joint-managers in their first season in the role; notes that...

That this House recognises and congratulates St Augustine’s Church, Slade Green on its 125th anniversary this year; acknowledges the significant work undertaken to rebuild the church following the damage experienced from bombing in 1944 and from a fire in 1991: recognises the important impact that the church has had in the community across Slade Green; highlights its work in creating an inclusive supportive place of worship and hospitality to all ages; thanks the church community for their hard work; and wishes everyone connected with St Augustine’s Church, Slade Green all the best for the future.

That this House recognises and congratulates St Augustine’s Church, Slade Green on its 125th anniversary this year; acknowledges the significant work undertaken to rebuild the church following the damage experienced from bombing in 1944 and from a fire in 1991: recognises the important impact that the church has had in...

That this House congratulates the 18th West Kent Boys’ Brigade on reaching their 100th anniversary this May; notes that the company was formed at Northumberland Heath Baptist Church in Belmont Road; highlights that many founders of the 18th West Kent Boys’ Brigade would have been World War One Veterans and thanks them for their important contribution to this country and their community; notes that the current company is formed of an Anchor section, a Junior section and a Company section; thanks all the Brigade’s volunteers for their work; and wishes them all the best for the future.

That this House congratulates the 18th West Kent Boys’ Brigade on reaching their 100th anniversary this May; notes that the company was formed at Northumberland Heath Baptist Church in Belmont Road; highlights that many founders of the 18th West Kent Boys’ Brigade would have been World War One Veterans and...

That this House congratulates Bexley Voluntary Service Council on its 60th anniversary; notes that the organisation was founded to provide support to organisations and residents across the London Borough of Bexley; highlights their work in supporting voluntary organisations and volunteers in the London Borough of Bexley; recognises the role they play in ensuring partnership working between voluntary organisations locally; thanks their staff and volunteers for their hard work; and wishes Bexley Voluntary Service Council all the best for the future.

That this House congratulates Bexley Voluntary Service Council on its 60th anniversary; notes that the organisation was founded to provide support to organisations and residents across the London Borough of Bexley; highlights their work in supporting voluntary organisations and volunteers in the London Borough of Bexley; recognises the role they...

That this House congratulates Irish Community Services on its 40th anniversary in providing support for all parts of the community throughout the Boroughs of Bexley and Greenwich; highlights their work in supporting those who are struggling because of age, infirmity, financial difficulties or social isolation through hosting community events and offering home visits, practical advice and support; commends the work of Aggie’s café and the Irish Food Shop which offer a warm space and community support; thanks the volunteers and staff for their hard work; and wishes Irish Community Services all the best for the future.

That this House congratulates Irish Community Services on its 40th anniversary in providing support for all parts of the community throughout the Boroughs of Bexley and Greenwich; highlights their work in supporting those who are struggling because of age, infirmity, financial difficulties or social isolation through hosting community events and...

That this House congratulates Bexley Deaf Centre on its 30th anniversary of being recognised as a charity and celebrates the opening of a new Deaf Centre in Brampton Road, Bexleyheath earlier this year; notes that Bexley Deaf Centre was originally commissioned by the local authority to help people maintain their hearing aids and distribute batteries; highlights that their services now include British Sign Language courses, a hearing aid clinic, a job club, advocacy and information advice and deaf awareness in schools; further notes that Bexley Deaf Centre’s services are now accessed on average over 10,000 times a year; thanks all staff and volunteers for their continued dedication; and wishes the Bexley Deaf Centre all the best for the future.

That this House congratulates Bexley Deaf Centre on its 30th anniversary of being recognised as a charity and celebrates the opening of a new Deaf Centre in Brampton Road, Bexleyheath earlier this year; notes that Bexley Deaf Centre was originally commissioned by the local authority to help people maintain their...

That this House congratulates Bexley SNAP on reaching their 30th anniversary this year; notes that Bexley SNAP was founded by a group of parents in 1994 to provide activities and support to disabled children; highlights their work in offering disabled children and young people aged between 1 year to 25 years a variety of clubs to provide parents and carers support, guidance and valuable respite; thanks all staff, trustees and volunteers for their work, for supporting the community and assisting hundreds of young people and their families; and wishes them all the best for the future.

That this House congratulates Bexley SNAP on reaching their 30th anniversary this year; notes that Bexley SNAP was founded by a group of parents in 1994 to provide activities and support to disabled children; highlights their work in offering disabled children and young people aged between 1 year to 25...