That this House celebrates the award of £40,000 from the Pride in Place Impact Fund to the Ramblers Association for its Pride in the Drumchapel Way project; recognises that the Drumchapel Way is a roughly 4.5-mile circular woodland and countryside route in Glasgow West constituency, passing through Garscadden Woods and other green spaces and nature reserves, near Castle Hill, the site of a Roman fort, and offering views across Glasgow and opportunities to see wildlife including deer; notes that the route forms part of the Drumchapel Park Run, providing runners with a greener, more natural setting; welcomes the work of the Ramblers Association and local Path Checker volunteers in monitoring the route, tackling litter and fly-tipping, identifying maintenance issues and proposing improvements; further recognises that the project will support volunteers to improve way-marking, address maintenance concerns and make the route more accessible, attractive and enjoyable; further notes that the £40,000 award is part of Glasgow City Council’s £1.5 million city-wide capital grants programme, funded through the UK Government’s £150 million Pride in Place Impact Fund and targeted at communities most in need; and congratulates the Ramblers Association, local volunteers and Drumchapel residents on securing this funding and encourages residents and visitors to enjoy this valuable local green space.

That this House celebrates the award of £40,000 from the Pride in Place Impact Fund to the Ramblers Association for its Pride in the Drumchapel Way project; recognises that the Drumchapel Way is a roughly 4.5-mile circular woodland and countryside route in Glasgow West constituency, passing through Garscadden Woods and...

That this House congratulates Healing for the Heart on the opening of its new health and wellbeing hub at the Heart of Scotstoun Community Centre in Glasgow West constituency; recognises the charity's work since its establishment in 2018 as a mental and emotional health and wellbeing organisation providing timely and affordable counselling and psychotherapy, building resilience through community development and training, and supporting individuals experiencing poor mental health, trauma, addiction and social isolation; welcomes the charity's commitment to ensuring that professional mental health support is accessible regardless of socio-economic circumstances, and to challenging the stigma surrounding mental health in communities and workplaces; notes that the new hub will host weekly wellbeing sessions incorporating employability support, resilience programmes for young women, self-care initiatives, creative and reflective activities and opportunities to strengthen community connections; further notes the charity's ongoing community engagement at the centre since November through consultations with local residents and activities including crafts, outdoor meditation, self-care awareness and aromatherapy; commends the dedication of its staff and volunteers in helping individuals build confidence, resilience and positive mental wellbeing; further welcomes the involvement of local performers, the Yoker Minstrels, and community organisations in celebrating the hub's launch; and wishes Healing for the Heart every success as it continues to expand its valuable work across the local area.

That this House congratulates Healing for the Heart on the opening of its new health and wellbeing hub at the Heart of Scotstoun Community Centre in Glasgow West constituency; recognises the charity's work since its establishment in 2018 as a mental and emotional health and wellbeing organisation providing timely and...

That this House congratulates Drumchapel Tennis Club, located in Drumchapel in Glasgow West constituency, on its outstanding contribution to community sport and wellbeing since its foundation in 1898; recognises the club’s strong reputation and commitment to making tennis affordable, accessible and available to people of all ages; commends the remarkable combined 185 years of voluntary service given by Eric Flack, Gordon Connor and Peter Watt, whose dedication, leadership and encouragement have inspired generations of players and volunteers; acknowledges the club’s work in partnership with Drumchapel Sport, the local Community Sport Hub, to widen participation in sport and strengthen community connections; further recognises its outreach with local primary schools, nurseries and community groups, including support for adults with learning disabilities, people experiencing mental health challenges and organisations such as Men Matter Scotland; celebrates the club’s welcoming, family-centred ethos and the positive role it plays in promoting health, inclusion and opportunity across the Drumchapel community; and wishes everyone involved at Drumchapel Tennis Club continued success for many years to come.

That this House congratulates Drumchapel Tennis Club, located in Drumchapel in Glasgow West constituency, on its outstanding contribution to community sport and wellbeing since its foundation in 1898; recognises the club’s strong reputation and commitment to making tennis affordable, accessible and available to people of all ages; commends the remarkable...

That this House celebrates the launch of Drumchapel Good Vibes Community Choir; recognises that the Choir was launched on 26 February 2026 with their inaugural performance at Drumchapel St Andrew’s and Yoker Church in Glasgow West; recognises that the Choir has been make made possible thanks to funding secured from the National Lottery Community Fund; notes the important role choirs play in communities, by bringing people together, forming friendships and reducing isolation; further recognises the importance of music in helping people express themselves and creating a sense of connection and joy; encourages people of all ages in the local Drumchapel and Yoker communities, and across Glasgow West, to get involved in the choir; and wishes the Good Vibes Community Choir a long and successful future.

That this House celebrates the launch of Drumchapel Good Vibes Community Choir; recognises that the Choir was launched on 26 February 2026 with their inaugural performance at Drumchapel St Andrew’s and Yoker Church in Glasgow West; recognises that the Choir has been make made possible thanks to funding secured from...

That this House congratulates Partick Library in Glasgow West as it celebrates its 100th anniversary; notes that the library, which was opened on 5 June 1925, has played in providing free access to educational resources, promoting literacy and inspiring people of all generations to explore literature; commends the library for its important community work, such as hosting a weekly infant feeding support group, Digi-PALS providing one-to-one support with digital issues and RNID support sessions for those struggling with hearing loss; recognises that the library is cherished by generations of Partick residents, with comedian and broadcaster, Billy Connolly noting his personal connection to the library, describing it as his salvation and sharing how the library sparked his love of reading and expanded his imagination, helping him through periods of isolation; further commends Patrick Library which has so far survived a world war, a global pandemic and the banning of stiletto heeled shoes to save its linoleum floors in its first one hundred years; and wishes it a long and successful future for generations to come.

That this House congratulates Partick Library in Glasgow West as it celebrates its 100th anniversary; notes that the library, which was opened on 5 June 1925, has played in providing free access to educational resources, promoting literacy and inspiring people of all generations to explore literature; commends the library for...

This House congratulates Partick Library in Glasgow West as it celebrates its 100th anniversary; notes that the Library, opened on 5 June 1925, is a Carnegie Library, one of a number of libraries funded by the Scottish-American philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, whose donation enabled Glasgow to build new and better-equipped libraries in a number of locations; recognises the significant role that Partick Library has played in providing free access to educational resources, promoting literacy and inspiring people of all generations to explore literature; commends the Library for its important community work, such as hosting a weekly infant feeding support group, Digi-PALS providing one-to-one support with digital issues and RNID support sessions for those struggling with hearing loss; recognises that the Library is cherished by generations of Partick residents, with comedian and broadcaster, Billy Connolly noting his personal connection to the library, describing it as his salvation and sharing how the library sparked his love of reading and expanded his imagination, helping him through periods of isolation; commends Patrick Library which has so far survived a world war, a global pandemic and the banning of stiletto heeled shoes to save its linoleum floors in its first one hundred years; and wishes it a long and successful future for generations to come.

This House congratulates Partick Library in Glasgow West as it celebrates its 100th anniversary; notes that the Library, opened on 5 June 1925, is a Carnegie Library, one of a number of libraries funded by the Scottish-American philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, whose donation enabled Glasgow to build new and better-equipped libraries...

That this House recognises the VE day commemoration to be held at the Knightswood War Memorial in Glasgow West constituency on Saturday 10 May; notes that 2025 is the 80th anniversary of VE day; congratulates Terrence McCourt who was instrumental in the establishment of the War Memorial, which has become a focal point for local events; thanks the Glasgow and West of Scotland Branch of the Parachute regiment for organising the event, which will feature the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Balaclava Pipe Band; further notes that the event will include a service and wreath laying; and acknowledges with thanks all those from the communities of Glasgow West who served in World War II, their families, and communities for their contribution to securing peace in Europe.

That this House recognises the VE day commemoration to be held at the Knightswood War Memorial in Glasgow West constituency on Saturday 10 May; notes that 2025 is the 80th anniversary of VE day; congratulates Terrence McCourt who was instrumental in the establishment of the War Memorial, which has become...

That this House congratulates Naseby Park and Broomhill Hyndland Church on this year’s Cherry Blossom Festival; notes that the festival, held on 26 April, was an enjoyable celebration with activities including buskers and dancers, a raffle, and a school painting competition; commends the work of the volunteers who organised the festival, and whose commitment to improving and protecting local spaces makes a real and lasting different to the local community ensuring that community parks, like Naseby, are vibrant and welcoming spaces that bring people together to enjoy the outdoors; and recognises that events like the festival act as a reminder of the strength and pride within the Glasgow West constituency's community.

That this House congratulates Naseby Park and Broomhill Hyndland Church on this year’s Cherry Blossom Festival; notes that the festival, held on 26 April, was an enjoyable celebration with activities including buskers and dancers, a raffle, and a school painting competition; commends the work of the volunteers who organised the...

That this House notes that Hyndland Secondary School in the Glasgow West constituency has been rated as excellent in two categories in a recent inspection report by Education Scotland; further notes that the school received these grades in the areas of learning, teaching and assessment and in raising attainment and achievement; recognises that the school is the first Scottish school in almost a decade to receive an excellent rating for teaching, learning and assessment; also notes that the twenty-five percent of the school students are from the most deprived data zones and that, for a high proportion, English is a second language; and congratulates the entire school community for its hard work and success.

That this House notes that Hyndland Secondary School in the Glasgow West constituency has been rated as excellent in two categories in a recent inspection report by Education Scotland; further notes that the school received these grades in the areas of learning, teaching and assessment and in raising attainment and...