That this House commends the work of Cardiac Risk in the Young in delivering the Dan Hughes Heart Screening Event at Sir Thomas Boughey Academy, Newcastle-under-Lyme, on 5 September 2026, held in memory of Daniel Hughes and organised by his father David Hughes and supported by Dan's niece, Frankie Hughes and the rest of the family; notes that 203 young people were screened over the course of the two-day event, with 19 individuals identified as requiring referral for further investigation, the highest number recorded at any two-day Cardiac Risk in the Young screening event; recognises the life-changing and life-saving impact of this important work; further notes that over £715,000 has now been raised for Daniel's memorial fund since his death by his family and friends; and encourages all hon. Members to support the work of Cardiac Risk in the Young, and to consider how greater access to cardiac screening for young people can be championed in all parts of the UK.

That this House commends the work of Cardiac Risk in the Young in delivering the Dan Hughes Heart Screening Event at Sir Thomas Boughey Academy, Newcastle-under-Lyme, on 5 September 2026, held in memory of Daniel Hughes and organised by his father David Hughes and supported by Dan's niece, Frankie Hughes...

That this House commends Scotmid members, customers and colleagues, including those in Falkirk, for raising £22,000 in just four weeks for the Disasters Emergency Committee’s Venezuela Earthquake Appeal; notes that this total was achieved through voluntary 10p donations at the point of sale in partnership with micro-donation charity Pennies; recognises the devastating impact of the earthquakes that struck Venezuela earlier this year, causing widespread destruction and leaving thousands of people dead or injured; welcomes the vital work of DEC charities and their local partners in providing emergency shelter, food, clean water and medical care to affected communities; and thanks Scotmid and its members, customers and colleagues for demonstrating how small acts of generosity can collectively make a significant difference to people in urgent need.

That this House commends Scotmid members, customers and colleagues, including those in Falkirk, for raising £22,000 in just four weeks for the Disasters Emergency Committee’s Venezuela Earthquake Appeal; notes that this total was achieved through voluntary 10p donations at the point of sale in partnership with micro-donation charity Pennies; recognises...

That this House acknowledges the generosity of the Harrogate Brigantes Rotary Club to support people affected by the devastating floods in Nepal; recognises their commitment to raising £10,000 to help rebuild communities; congratulates them on their previous achievement to raise £10,000 in 2015 to be distributed by the Himalayan Gurkhas Rotary Club; recognises the urgent humanitarian needs facing those who have lost homes, livelihoods and access to essential services; recognises the significance of members’ journeys to Nepal to volunteer in local towns; and wishes them all the success in raising money for this important cause.

That this House acknowledges the generosity of the Harrogate Brigantes Rotary Club to support people affected by the devastating floods in Nepal; recognises their commitment to raising £10,000 to help rebuild communities; congratulates them on their previous achievement to raise £10,000 in 2015 to be distributed by the Himalayan Gurkhas...

That this House congratulates Bob Frendt and Maureen Swann for their outstanding support for the Ukrainian city of Volodymyr; notes the thanks and appreciation of the city to the volunteers; recognises their generosity when delivering supplies to a social services centre for people with disabilities and older people; commends their plans to begin the Help from Knaresborough to Ukraine organisation to fundraise further for Ukrainian communities; supports their plans to invite Ukrainian athletes to Knaresborough in 2027; and wishes them continued success in their philanthropic endeavours to support our Ukrainian allies.

That this House congratulates Bob Frendt and Maureen Swann for their outstanding support for the Ukrainian city of Volodymyr; notes the thanks and appreciation of the city to the volunteers; recognises their generosity when delivering supplies to a social services centre for people with disabilities and older people; commends their...

That this House recognises the commitment of the Vida Healthcare team to raising money for Saint Michael’s Hospice; acknowledges the importance of their trek in raising vital funds for the Hospice, which provides specialist care and support to people affected by terminal illness; celebrates the dedication of the team in undertaking a six-day trek across the Sahara Desert in support of their local community; and wishes them every success on their journey.

That this House recognises the commitment of the Vida Healthcare team to raising money for Saint Michael’s Hospice; acknowledges the importance of their trek in raising vital funds for the Hospice, which provides specialist care and support to people affected by terminal illness; celebrates the dedication of the team in...

That this House congratulates Connor McElwaine, a 34 year old former teacher from Clydebank, on completing an extraordinary 18,000 kilometre cycling journey from Canberra Avenue in Dalmuir to Canberra, Australia; notes that the remarkable expedition spanned nearly a year across 23 countries and involved climbing over 250,000 metres, the equivalent of ascending Mount Everest more than 12 times; praises his dedication to raising over £5,200 for Venture Scotland, a youth-led organisation delivering outdoor-based programmes to help young adults discover their self-worth and hope for the future; applauds the support of Connor’s family and the generosity of all those who contributed to the fundraising effort; and wishes Connor the very best as he embarks on his cycle home through New Zealand, the USA, and Europe, back to Clydebank.

That this House congratulates Connor McElwaine, a 34 year old former teacher from Clydebank, on completing an extraordinary 18,000 kilometre cycling journey from Canberra Avenue in Dalmuir to Canberra, Australia; notes that the remarkable expedition spanned nearly a year across 23 countries and involved climbing over 250,000 metres, the equivalent...

That this House congratulates Phoenix Rising on their recent charity status, having been running for five years as a Community Interest Company; commends them on the work that they do in Torbay and surrounding areas in supporting women over 18 who suffer from domestic abuse and in post-relationship support as well; further congratulates them on their recent funding from the National Lottery, which has allowed them to employ two more permanent members of staff and is allowing them to expand their operation into other local areas such as South Hams; and celebrates their work in the local area training professionals in trauma-informed support.

That this House congratulates Phoenix Rising on their recent charity status, having been running for five years as a Community Interest Company; commends them on the work that they do in Torbay and surrounding areas in supporting women over 18 who suffer from domestic abuse and in post-relationship support as...

That this House celebrates the extraordinary achievement of eight-year-old Riley Dibble from Churchfields Primary School in Newcastle-under-Lyme; acknowledges that Riley was diagnosed at birth with Transposition of the Great Arteries and underwent life-saving open-heart surgery shortly after birth at Birmingham Children's Hospital, and later required further major surgery, including branch pulmonary artery augmentation, following a diagnosis of pulmonary stenosis; commends Riley's remarkable courage and determination throughout his medical journey; notes that during August, Riley set himself the challenge of walking 31 miles to raise money for Birmingham Children's Hospital, with an initial target of £100; further notes that Riley not only completed the full 31 miles but raised more than £600, more than six times his original goal; applauds Riley's selfless motivation in wanting to help other children facing the same challenges he has overcome; and wishes Riley, and his supportive and loving family, continued good health and every success in the future.

That this House celebrates the extraordinary achievement of eight-year-old Riley Dibble from Churchfields Primary School in Newcastle-under-Lyme; acknowledges that Riley was diagnosed at birth with Transposition of the Great Arteries and underwent life-saving open-heart surgery shortly after birth at Birmingham Children's Hospital, and later required further major surgery, including branch...

That this House congratulates Men Matter Scotland, which was founded in Drumchapel in the Glasgow West constituency, on securing a new city centre base; recognises the vital preventative work undertaken by its street teams in supporting vulnerable, distressed and suicidal men across Glasgow; commends the extraordinary generosity of local people and businesses, who raised around £10,000 in just over a week towards the new facility; notes that the organisation’s main hub in Drumchapel has welcomed more than 12,000 people since the beginning of 2026; further recognises its provision of free, trauma-informed, peer-to-peer mental health support, suicide prevention, counselling, coaching and wellbeing activities; celebrates its growth from three founding members in 2019 to more than 4,500 members; and wishes Men Matter Scotland and its volunteers every success as they continue their vital work supporting men across Glasgow.

That this House congratulates Men Matter Scotland, which was founded in Drumchapel in the Glasgow West constituency, on securing a new city centre base; recognises the vital preventative work undertaken by its street teams in supporting vulnerable, distressed and suicidal men across Glasgow; commends the extraordinary generosity of local people...

That this House pays tribute to Claudia Adolphus-Green, a 33-year-old from Byfleet, who has bravely faced a diagnosis of blood cancer on three occasions since 2024; notes that Ms Adolphus-Green was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma just weeks before her wedding in 2024, and despite her condition, choosing to take part in the Brooklands Parkrun while undergoing chemotherapy to raise awareness of blood cancer and encourage others to sign up as stem cell donors; welcomes the donor recruitment event organised in collaboration with blood cancer charity DKMS UK at Brooklands Community Park on Saturday 30 August, which gave runners and supporters the opportunity to register as potential stem cell donors; and calls on the Government and the public to support national efforts to grow the stem cell donor register.

That this House pays tribute to Claudia Adolphus-Green, a 33-year-old from Byfleet, who has bravely faced a diagnosis of blood cancer on three occasions since 2024; notes that Ms Adolphus-Green was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma just weeks before her wedding in 2024, and despite her condition, choosing to take part...