That this House notes that the UK is consistently ranked as one of the most generous countries in the world; acknowledges the important contribution that charities and voluntary groups, donors and volunteers make in each constituency; celebrates the success of the #GivingTuesday campaign in the UK in 2014 last year, when the campaign trended on Twitter for 11 hours and more than £2,500 was donated each minute through Visa alone; praises charities, businesses and members of the public for uniting to take action in support of a good cause; welcomes the continued growth of the #GivingTuesday movement, both in the UK and across the world; further praises the hundreds of businesses and charities who work with the Charities Aid Foundation to show how much of an impact we can make when we give; and calls for hon. Members of this House to take action in support of a good cause on #GivingTuesday, which this year takes place on 1 December 2015.

That this House notes that the UK is consistently ranked as one of the most generous countries in the world; acknowledges the important contribution that charities and voluntary groups, donors and volunteers make in each constituency; celebrates the success of the #GivingTuesday campaign in the UK in 2014 last year,...

That this House notes the statutory obligation that local authorities have to provide support services for asylum seekers that have exhausted all appeals on their applications; further notes that the Home Office has failed to deport many of these individuals; recognises that local authorities are not eligible for Government grants to provide these services and that this can place pressure on the delivery of other services and council tax levels; acknowledges the particular pressure placed on the London Borough of Hillingdon, which has a significant number of asylum seekers due to the location of Heathrow airport in the borough; and calls on the Government to remunerate councils fairly for the costs of supporting asylum seekers who have exhausted all appeals.

That this House notes the statutory obligation that local authorities have to provide support services for asylum seekers that have exhausted all appeals on their applications; further notes that the Home Office has failed to deport many of these individuals; recognises that local authorities are not eligible for Government grants...