That this House recognises April as the Month of the Military Child and pays tribute to the strength and resilience of children growing up in Armed Forces families across the UK and overseas; further recognises in particular the many military-connected families living in and around Arbroath, including those connected to RM Condor; acknowledges the unique challenges faced by military children, including parental deployment, time apart from family members and changes to schooling and friendships; welcomes the work of Never Such Innocence in supporting children across the UK and overseas to express their experiences through poetry, art, speech and song; commends the work of the Armed Forces Families Support Team in Angus Council and the Naval Families Federation in supporting families in Arbroath and further afield; also recognises the importance of supporting military-connected pupils in local schools in Arbroath and the surrounding area; and calls on the Government to continue supporting organisations and initiatives that amplify the voices of military children and ensure they are properly recognised and supported in their schools and communities.

That this House recognises April as the Month of the Military Child and pays tribute to the strength and resilience of children growing up in Armed Forces families across the UK and overseas; further recognises in particular the many military-connected families living in and around Arbroath, including those connected to...

That this House welcomes the signing of a friendship agreement between Angus Council and Sumy Oblast on 31 March 2026; notes that this agreement strengthens ties between communities in Scotland and Ukraine at a time when international solidarity remains of vital importance; recognises the commitment of local authorities, civic organisations and residents in both Angus and Sumy to building lasting cultural, educational and humanitarian links; commends the efforts of all those involved in developing this partnership; and expresses the hope that the friendship agreement will support ongoing cooperation, mutual understanding and practical support for the people of Sumy in the years ahead.

That this House welcomes the signing of a friendship agreement between Angus Council and Sumy Oblast on 31 March 2026; notes that this agreement strengthens ties between communities in Scotland and Ukraine at a time when international solidarity remains of vital importance; recognises the commitment of local authorities, civic organisations...

That this House welcomes the Dundee Women’s Trail, a public heritage initiative commemorating the lives and contributions of 25 women who shaped Dundee’s social, cultural, scientific, political and civic history; recognises the value of making women’s histories visible in public spaces; acknowledges the Trail’s educational and community impact; further recognises Mariote Ker, an Anonymous Maidservant, Agnes Husband, Frances Wright, Margaret Fenwick, Dr Alice Moorhead, Dr Emily Thomson, Mary Ann Baxter, Williamina Fleming, Lila Clunas, Professor Margaret Fairlie, Rebecca Strong, Jean Thomson, Mary Alcock, Victoria Drummond, Katharine Read, Florence Horsbrugh, Mary Lily Walker, Mary Brooksbank, Mary Slessor, Mary Buick (Buik), Bella Keyzer, Ethel Moorhead, Grissell Jaffray and Janet Keiller as the women commemorated on the Trail; and commends all those involved in delivering the project.

That this House welcomes the Dundee Women’s Trail, a public heritage initiative commemorating the lives and contributions of 25 women who shaped Dundee’s social, cultural, scientific, political and civic history; recognises the value of making women’s histories visible in public spaces; acknowledges the Trail’s educational and community impact; further recognises...

That this House commends the pupils and staff of Timmergreens Primary School in Arbroath for their compassionate and creative act of solidarity with children in the Sumy Oblast region of Ukraine; notes that pupils wrote letters and produced drawings for children in Sumy as part of the Friendship Agreement between Angus and Sumy, unanimously agreed by Angus Council in March 2025; recognises the commitment of school staff in supporting and encouraging pupils to engage meaningfully with global issues; acknowledges that the letters were delivered during a recent visit to Ukraine and were received by the Governor of Sumy as a deeply moving gesture of friendship; welcomes plans for children in Sumy to write back to pupils at Timmergreens Primary School; and believes this exchange highlights the powerful role schools and young people can play in fostering peace, international friendship and solidarity in times of conflict.

That this House commends the pupils and staff of Timmergreens Primary School in Arbroath for their compassionate and creative act of solidarity with children in the Sumy Oblast region of Ukraine; notes that pupils wrote letters and produced drawings for children in Sumy as part of the Friendship Agreement between...

That this House welcomes the official opening of the Angus Community Wellbeing Centre (The Beacon) in Kirk Square, Arbroath on 2 December 2025; recognises the vital role the facility will play in supporting mental health and wellbeing across the local community and wider Angus; commends the collaborative partnership that delivered this project, including Angus Council, NHS Tayside and Hillcrest Futures as the delivery partner; notes that the centre will provide a safe and accessible space for individuals to seek support, access services and engage in activities that promote positive mental health; further acknowledges the importance of such initiatives in tackling stigma and improving access to care; congratulates all those involved in bringing this transformative project to fruition for the benefit of residents in Arbroath and the wider Angus area; and wishes The Beacon every success in achieving its aims.

That this House welcomes the official opening of the Angus Community Wellbeing Centre (The Beacon) in Kirk Square, Arbroath on 2 December 2025; recognises the vital role the facility will play in supporting mental health and wellbeing across the local community and wider Angus; commends the collaborative partnership that delivered...

That this House congratulates Darren Burnett, Andy Furye and Peter Thomson in securing the Bowls Scotland National Triples Title; wishes them continued success; and commends the contribution of lawn bowls to community sport across Scotland.

That this House congratulates Darren Burnett, Andy Furye and Peter Thomson in securing the Bowls Scotland National Triples Title; wishes them continued success; and commends the contribution of lawn bowls to community sport across Scotland.

That this House congratulates Smithies Delicatessen and Gin Emporium on reaching its 25th anniversary; notes the vital role the Emporium has played in the Arbroath community by offering high-quality local produce, artisanal delicacies, and an exceptional selection of gins; recognises the dedication, passion, and hard work of the Smithies team in supporting local suppliers and creating a welcoming environment for residents and visitors alike; and wishes the Emporium continued success in the years ahead.

That this House congratulates Smithies Delicatessen and Gin Emporium on reaching its 25th anniversary; notes the vital role the Emporium has played in the Arbroath community by offering high-quality local produce, artisanal delicacies, and an exceptional selection of gins; recognises the dedication, passion, and hard work of the Smithies team in...

That this House acknowledges the retirement of Sir Anton Muscatelli from his position of Principal and Vice Chancellor at the University of Glasgow; congratulates him on his tenure at the University; recognises that he has strengthened Scotland’s international standing in research and higher education; further acknowledges that he has advised numerous international bodies throughout his career, including the European Commission and the World Bank, and has also served in advisory roles with the UK and Scottish Government; and thanks Sir Anton for his exceptional contribution to the University, to Glasgow, and to Scotland more broadly.

That this House acknowledges the retirement of Sir Anton Muscatelli from his position of Principal and Vice Chancellor at the University of Glasgow; congratulates him on his tenure at the University; recognises that he has strengthened Scotland’s international standing in research and higher education; further acknowledges that he has advised...

That this House recognises the remarkable generosity of Margaret Birse, of Arbroath, who ran the Niaroo guest house for many years and, following her death in April 2022, left over £650,000 to the Dalitso Project; notes that this gift is now funding the construction of the Niaroo Maternity Hospital in Kambilonjo, Malawi, providing vital maternity care in a rural community where childbirth can be life-threatening; and further notes that Margaret Birse's legacy will save countless lives and stands as a lasting tribute to her compassion and commitment to supporting the most vulnerable.

That this House recognises the remarkable generosity of Margaret Birse, of Arbroath, who ran the Niaroo guest house for many years and, following her death in April 2022, left over £650,000 to the Dalitso Project; notes that this gift is now funding the construction of the Niaroo Maternity Hospital in...

That this House congratulates Arbroath charity, Hospitalfield Arts, on their recent award of a silver-gilt medal at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show; commends renowned garden designer Nigel Dunnett on his award-winning design of the garden focusing on strategic planting; notes that the design of the garden was inspired by the coastal location of Hospitalfield Arts and features a dramatic, highly sculptural dune landscape; highlights the efforts of all involved and gives thanks to Lucy Byatt, Director of Hospitalfield; and looks forward to the relocation of the garden at Ladyloan Primary School in Arbroath to inspire the next generation of artists.

That this House congratulates Arbroath charity, Hospitalfield Arts, on their recent award of a silver-gilt medal at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show; commends renowned garden designer Nigel Dunnett on his award-winning design of the garden focusing on strategic planting; notes that the design of the garden was inspired by the...

That this House condemns the Israeli government’s expansion of military activity in Nablus; expresses concern that humanitarian efforts to deliver aid in Nablus have been obstructed; calls on the UK Government to demand full humanitarian access into Nablus, including the provision of the FBU appliance donation to the firefighters of Nablus; recognises that 2025 marks the 45-year anniversary of twinning of Dundee with the Palestinian city of Nablus in 1980; commends all of those who continue to maintain the links between the two cities; and urges the UK Government to follow the City of Dundee’s lead by recognising Palestine as an independent state as the best way to move towards a just and durable long-term peace.

That this House condemns the Israeli government’s expansion of military activity in Nablus; expresses concern that humanitarian efforts to deliver aid in Nablus have been obstructed; calls on the UK Government to demand full humanitarian access into Nablus, including the provision of the FBU appliance donation to the firefighters of...

That this House marks 120 years since the establishment of DC Thomson in Dundee, celebrating its profound impact on publishing, journalism, and popular culture; recognises its role in shaping the city’s identity and entertaining generations through some of the most iconic comic characters in history, including The Beano, The Dandy, Oor Wullie, and The Broons; acknowledges its contribution to news and storytelling through The Courier, The Evening Telegraph, and legendary titles such as Jackie and Commando; commends its ability to evolve in the digital age while maintaining its rich heritage; and expresses gratitude for its enduring creativity and innovation, ensuring Dundee remains at the heart of publishing for generations to come.

That this House marks 120 years since the establishment of DC Thomson in Dundee, celebrating its profound impact on publishing, journalism, and popular culture; recognises its role in shaping the city’s identity and entertaining generations through some of the most iconic comic characters in history, including The Beano, The Dandy,...

That this House congratulates Carnoustie Golf Links on being awarded Best Golf Course in Scotland over £250 at the Scottish Golf Tourism Awards; recognises the significance of this achievement in celebrating excellence in Scottish golf; commends the dedication of the entire Carnoustie team in maintaining its reputation as golf’s greatest test; acknowledges the invaluable support of guests, suppliers, season ticket holders, local community members, and partners in sustaining its success; and wishes Carnoustie continued recognition as a world-class golfing destination.

That this House congratulates Carnoustie Golf Links on being awarded Best Golf Course in Scotland over £250 at the Scottish Golf Tourism Awards; recognises the significance of this achievement in celebrating excellence in Scottish golf; commends the dedication of the entire Carnoustie team in maintaining its reputation as golf’s greatest...

That this House congratulates Gillies of Broughty Ferry in marking 130 years in business; celebrates its role as one of the largest furniture retailers in Scotland; notes their involvement in giving back to the community of Broughty Ferry by supporting the Summer Gala Week and raising money for a nominated charity in their annual Christmas display; and acknowledges their sustainability efforts through initiatives such as introducing bio-based carrier bags and recycling carpet offcuts and furniture packaging.

That this House congratulates Gillies of Broughty Ferry in marking 130 years in business; celebrates its role as one of the largest furniture retailers in Scotland; notes their involvement in giving back to the community of Broughty Ferry by supporting the Summer Gala Week and raising money for a nominated...

That this House congratulates The Bookhouse in Broughty Ferry for being shortlisted as one of the finalists for the British Book Awards 2025 Independent Bookshop of the Year Award; recognises that The Bookhouse is a family-run business that brings people together through book clubs and author signings; and acknowledges the work they do in concert with local schools and nurseries to support literacy and providing them with free books for children for World Book Day.

That this House congratulates The Bookhouse in Broughty Ferry for being shortlisted as one of the finalists for the British Book Awards 2025 Independent Bookshop of the Year Award; recognises that The Bookhouse is a family-run business that brings people together through book clubs and author signings; and acknowledges the...

That this House celebrates the unveiling of the Peace Child time capsule in Perth, 34 years after it was buried by 60 young people from Perth Youth Theatre and 60 young people from around the world; notes that the time capsule is filled with notes of how young people in 1991 hoped to see the world in 2025; acknowledges that this programme promoted peace and unity and has remained a memorable experience for all who participated; and recognises that Peace Child International continues to empower young people globally through their education and training programmes.

That this House celebrates the unveiling of the Peace Child time capsule in Perth, 34 years after it was buried by 60 young people from Perth Youth Theatre and 60 young people from around the world; notes that the time capsule is filled with notes of how young people in...

That this House recognises Arbroath Football Club's achievement in winning Scottish League 1 and being promoted to the Scottish Championship; commends the performance of the players and the contribution of managers David Gold and Colin Hamilton and their team; and notes the hard work of the Arbroath FC Community Trust in using football as a means of connecting with the wider community in Arbroath.

That this House recognises Arbroath Football Club's achievement in winning Scottish League 1 and being promoted to the Scottish Championship; commends the performance of the players and the contribution of managers David Gold and Colin Hamilton and their team; and notes the hard work of the Arbroath FC Community Trust...

That this House congratulates Arbikie Distillery for winning the World Single Estate Distillery of the Year and Scotland's Single Estate Distillery of the Year at the World Whiskies Awards; further congratulates them for winning the Best Scotch Rye Whisky Award; notes that the Arbikie Distillery has sustainability at the heart of their operations and has developed the world's first climate positive spirits; and celebrates all the hard work of the team at the Arbikie Distillery and wishes them all the best for the future.

That this House congratulates Arbikie Distillery for winning the World Single Estate Distillery of the Year and Scotland's Single Estate Distillery of the Year at the World Whiskies Awards; further congratulates them for winning the Best Scotch Rye Whisky Award; notes that the Arbikie Distillery has sustainability at the heart...

That this House congratulates DH Robertson in Arbroath on winning this year's UK's Champion of Champions for black pudding; notes that DH Robertson is a family business and has used Scottish ingredients to create their award-winning black pudding; and celebrates all the hard work of the team at DH Robertson and wishes them all the best for the future.

That this House congratulates DH Robertson in Arbroath on winning this year's UK's Champion of Champions for black pudding; notes that DH Robertson is a family business and has used Scottish ingredients to create their award-winning black pudding; and celebrates all the hard work of the team at DH Robertson...

That this House notes the role of Edmund Dene Morel in leading the campaign against the atrocities committed in the Congo Free State during the late 19th century; recognises that Morel’s campaign was instrumental in the passing of the 1903 House of Commons Resolution stating that the Congolese people should be governed with humanity; acknowledges his service as the hon. Member for Dundee from 1922 to 1924; and further acknowledges The Rest of History podcast for their recent episodes recognising the importance of Edmund Dene Morel in campaigning against the crimes of the Congo Free State and marking his legacy of the tradition of human rights activism.

That this House notes the role of Edmund Dene Morel in leading the campaign against the atrocities committed in the Congo Free State during the late 19th century; recognises that Morel’s campaign was instrumental in the passing of the 1903 House of Commons Resolution stating that the Congolese people should...