That this House expresses continuing concern over the ongoing detention of Dr Hussam Abu Safiya, the former Director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, following his arrest by Israeli forces in December 2024; notes with grave concern reports that he continues to be held without charge or trial under Israel's controversial Combatants Law, that his detention has been repeatedly extended, and that credible reports indicate he has been held in prolonged solitary confinement and denied adequate medical care; further notes the vital role played by Dr Abu Safiya in providing medical care under extraordinarily dangerous conditions and in bearing witness to the destruction of Gaza's healthcare system; reaffirms that international humanitarian law affords special protection to medical personnel carrying out their professional duties during armed conflict; calls on the Government to continue to make urgent representations to the Israeli authorities for the immediate release of Dr Abu Safiya or, if lawful charges are to be brought, for due process in accordance with international law, together with immediate access to appropriate medical treatment, legal representation and independent monitoring while he remains in detention; and further calls on the Government to continue its work with international partners to uphold the protection of healthcare workers and medical facilities in armed conflict and to ensure respect for international humanitarian law.

That this House expresses continuing concern over the ongoing detention of Dr Hussam Abu Safiya, the former Director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, following his arrest by Israeli forces in December 2024; notes with grave concern reports that he continues to be held without charge or trial under...

That this House recognises the extraordinary commitment of John MacDonald, who completed a 246-mile walk from Dunblane to Manchester to raise funds and awareness for Men Matter Scotland, a Drumchapel-based charity supporting men’s mental health; commends John’s determination in completing the journey over 12 days in support of an organisation that provides a lifeline for thousands of men across Scotland; acknowledges that John undertook this challenge not only as a fundraising effort but also as a personal journey of reflection, resilience and mental wellbeing; praises his courage in openly discussing his own experiences and highlighting that men’s mental health remains an issue requiring greater understanding and support; celebrates the dedication of Men Matter Scotland’s volunteers and supporters, who continue to deliver essential services despite relying heavily on donations and fundraising; congratulates John on successfully completing this remarkable challenge and raising thousands of pounds; and further recognises the awareness that his achievement has raised of the importance of speaking openly about mental health.

That this House recognises the extraordinary commitment of John MacDonald, who completed a 246-mile walk from Dunblane to Manchester to raise funds and awareness for Men Matter Scotland, a Drumchapel-based charity supporting men’s mental health; commends John’s determination in completing the journey over 12 days in support of an organisation...

That this House recognises 18 July as Nelson Mandela Day, established by the United Nations to honour the life, legacy and values of Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela; notes with pride that Nelson Mandela was awarded the Freedom of the City of Glasgow in 1981 in recognition of his courageous opposition to apartheid, years before his release from prison, reflecting Glasgow's long-standing commitment to justice and equality; celebrates his unwavering dedication to freedom, democracy, reconciliation and human dignity; acknowledges his leadership in the struggle against apartheid and his enduring contribution to peace and human rights across the world; further notes that Nelson Mandela Day encourages people everywhere to devote time to serving their communities in the spirit of solidarity and compassion; believes that Mandela's example continues to inspire efforts to challenge injustice, promote equality and foster peaceful dialogue; and calls on hon. and Rt hon. Members to mark Nelson Mandela Day by reaffirming their commitment to the values of human rights, equality, justice and service to others that Nelson Mandela embodied throughout his life.

That this House recognises 18 July as Nelson Mandela Day, established by the United Nations to honour the life, legacy and values of Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela; notes with pride that Nelson Mandela was awarded the Freedom of the City of Glasgow in 1981 in recognition of his courageous opposition to...

That this House recognises 14 July as Emmeline Pankhurst Day, commemorating the birth of Emmeline Pankhurst, one of the most influential campaigners for women's rights in British history; celebrates her leadership of the suffragette movement and her unwavering determination to secure votes for women; acknowledges the courage and sacrifice of Emmeline Pankhurst and the many suffragettes and suffragists whose efforts transformed British democracy and advanced the cause of equality; notes that the extension of the franchise to women marked a defining moment in the United Kingdom's constitutional history, while recognising that the struggle for equal representation and opportunity continues; and believes that Emmeline Pankhurst's legacy serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of civic participation, democratic engagement and challenging injustice.

That this House recognises 14 July as Emmeline Pankhurst Day, commemorating the birth of Emmeline Pankhurst, one of the most influential campaigners for women's rights in British history; celebrates her leadership of the suffragette movement and her unwavering determination to secure votes for women; acknowledges the courage and sacrifice of...

That this House congratulates Dementia Heroes on its leadership in helping to ensure that the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games will become the first dementia-aware Commonwealth Games; recognises the organisation's successful advocacy resulting in dementia awareness training for Games’ staff and volunteers, helping to create a more inclusive and accessible event for people living with dementia, their families and carers; welcomes its partnership with Police Scotland to promote the adoption of the Herbert Protocol to improve safeguarding arrangements should a person living with dementia go missing during a public event; commends the delivery of the Going for Gold campaign, supported by the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games Festival Fund, which brings together organisations including Pickleball Scotland, Playlist for Life, SAMH, Alzheimers Scotland, Glasgow Life Libraries, Glasgow Life and Age Scotland to deliver inclusive sporting, cultural and wellbeing activities in care homes and communities across Glasgow; applauds all the partners involved for their commitment to improving the lives of people affected by dementia; and expresses the hope that the legacy of Glasgow 2026 as the first dementia-aware Commonwealth Games will inspire future Commonwealth Games host cities to adopt similar standards of accessibility and support.

That this House congratulates Dementia Heroes on its leadership in helping to ensure that the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games will become the first dementia-aware Commonwealth Games; recognises the organisation's successful advocacy resulting in dementia awareness training for Games’ staff and volunteers, helping to create a more inclusive and accessible event...

That this House welcomes the announcement that Glasgow Warriors will host Bath Rugby at Old Anniesland, in the constituency of Glasgow West, in a pre-season fixture; celebrates the continued use of one of Scotland's most historic rugby venues and the strong links between Glasgow Warriors and local sporting facilities and clubs; notes that the fixture will provide supporters with the opportunity to see top-class rugby in a local setting while inspiring the next generation of players; further notes the strong Scottish representation expected across both squads, including many current and former Scotland internationals, highlighting the depth of Scottish talent competing at the highest level of the game; and wishes both clubs every success for the forthcoming season.

That this House welcomes the announcement that Glasgow Warriors will host Bath Rugby at Old Anniesland, in the constituency of Glasgow West, in a pre-season fixture; celebrates the continued use of one of Scotland's most historic rugby venues and the strong links between Glasgow Warriors and local sporting facilities 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 welcomes the proposed £1.65 million restoration of the former Partick Methodist Church in Glasgow West constituency, securing the future of a significant historic building through its transformation into a vibrant arts, cultural and community hub; recognises the importance of conserving Scotland's architectural heritage through sustainable reuse rather than demolition; notes that the proposals aim to create a flexible venue for arts events, exhibitions, performances, workshops, community activities and cultural gatherings while retaining the building's historic character; further recognises the contribution that creative and cultural spaces make to local economies, community cohesion and wellbeing; further welcomes the commitment to create employment opportunities and support the continuing regeneration of Partick and Glasgow's West End; and commends all those involved in bringing forward plans to safeguard the building for future generations.

That this House welcomes the proposed £1.65 million restoration of the former Partick Methodist Church in Glasgow West constituency, securing the future of a significant historic building through its transformation into a vibrant arts, cultural and community hub; recognises the importance of conserving Scotland's architectural heritage through sustainable reuse rather...

That this House celebrates Disability Pride Month, an annual opportunity to recognise the identities, culture, achievements and contributions of disabled people across the United Kingdom and around the world; notes that the Disability Pride movement, which originated in the United States, was established in the UK in 2015 and has continued to grow through community-led events and campaigns; further notes that around twenty five per cent of the population are disabled, making disabled people the largest minority group in the country; believes that disability is a natural and valued part of human diversity and that everyone should be able to live with dignity, equality and pride; acknowledges the barriers, discrimination and stigma that many disabled people continue to face in everyday life; and commends the work of disabled people, Disabled People's Organisations, campaigners, advocates, allies and community groups across the UK in advancing equality, challenging discrimination and promoting disability pride, visibility and inclusion throughout society.

That this House celebrates Disability Pride Month, an annual opportunity to recognise the identities, culture, achievements and contributions of disabled people across the United Kingdom and around the world; notes that the Disability Pride movement, which originated in the United States, was established in the UK in 2015 and has...

That this House congratulates Ricky Booth on being named Apprentice of the Year at the 2026 Painting and Decorating Association Awards; commends Ricky on his success at the Scottish Painting and Decorating Association regional heat and for going on to win the overall UK-wide competition at the Premier Trophy Awards; understands that Ricky, from Drumchapel in Glasgow West, is an apprentice painter and decorator with Persimmon Homes West Scotland and a student at Glasgow Clyde College; recognises that the competition offers apprentices from across the UK the opportunity to test their painting skills against their competitors in a six-hour contest which challenges their accuracy, skill and ability to perform under pressure; notes that Ricky’s achievement reflects his talent, hard work and expertise in this trade; and wishes Ricky future success as he continues to learn and develop his skills.

That this House congratulates Ricky Booth on being named Apprentice of the Year at the 2026 Painting and Decorating Association Awards; commends Ricky on his success at the Scottish Painting and Decorating Association regional heat and for going on to win the overall UK-wide competition at the Premier Trophy Awards;...

That this House congratulates Nathalie Fullerton on her appointment as the Deputy Vice President of the Federation of Independent Retailers; commends Nathalie, the owner of Go Local, Dumbarton Road in Glasgow West, the first in the city, on being elected to this role by delegates at the organisation’s annual conference in Birmingham; recognises that her appointment is a reflection of her hard work and leadership on behalf of independent retailers; acknowledges that Nathalie brings to the role a track record as an ambassador for the Association of Convenience Stores, representing independent retailers on a national platform, and as a voice for Women in Convenience, helping drive real change for women across the retail sector; notes that Nathalie’s election will further ensure that the voices of Scottish retailers will be represented and central to The Fed’s work; further notes that The Fed is one of Europe’s largest employer’s associations, representing around 9,000 independent retailers across the UK and Ireland, providing practical support, expert advice, commercial services, and deals and opportunities for members; also notes that The Fed represents members at government and parliamentary level, and are the official government referral body for the sector; and wishes Nathalie future success as she takes on this key leadership role.

That this House congratulates Nathalie Fullerton on her appointment as the Deputy Vice President of the Federation of Independent Retailers; commends Nathalie, the owner of Go Local, Dumbarton Road in Glasgow West, the first in the city, on being elected to this role by delegates at the organisation’s annual conference...

That this House congratulates Move On, The Felix Project and Multibank Scotland on the establishment of the Multibank and Coronation Hub in Scotstoun, within the constituency of Glasgow West, the first initiative of its kind in Scotland, bringing together all three charities under one roof; recognises this innovative collaboration as a major step forward in tackling poverty, food insecurity and waste across Glasgow and the West of Scotland; notes that the Coronation Hub forms part of the Coronation Food Project, inspired by His Majesty King Charles III, and will redistribute surplus food to communities in need while helping to reduce food waste; further notes that the Multibank will redistribute surplus goods through the circular economy to individuals and families experiencing hardship, ensuring that essential items reach those who need them most; acknowledges that this unique partnership combines expertise, resources and infrastructure to deliver practical, community-based solutions to some of the most pressing social challenges facing Scotland; welcomes the support of former Prime Minister and President of Multibank Scotland, the Rt Hon Gordon Brown, at the launch of the Hub, and recognises his longstanding commitment to addressing poverty and inequality; commends all staff, volunteers and partners involved in bringing this pioneering project to fruition; and wishes the Multibank and Coronation Hub every success in strengthening communities, reducing waste and improving lives across Glasgow, the West of Scotland and beyond.

That this House congratulates Move On, The Felix Project and Multibank Scotland on the establishment of the Multibank and Coronation Hub in Scotstoun, within the constituency of Glasgow West, the first initiative of its kind in Scotland, bringing together all three charities under one roof; recognises this innovative collaboration as...

That this House warmly welcomes the announcement that Drumchapel LIFE and Men Matter Scotland, based in Drumchapel, in Glasgow West constituency, are among 23 projects across Scotland to receive a share of a £2.2 million Self Management Fund administrated by the Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland; notes that this scheme supports people living with long-term health conditions, disabled people, and unpaid carers by helping them take control of their health and wellbeing; understands that the funding will support Drumchapel LIFE’s wellbeing programmes, which teach practical skills and promote positive physical and mental health; further understands that Men Matter Scotland will utilise the funding to develop a programme of mental health support for men experiencing mental ill health and suicidal ideation due to work pressures; recognises the importance of funding of this nature that invests in person centred care to help tackle health inequalities; commends the work of the local organisations, volunteers, and partners who helped to secure this funding and who will use it to continue to deliver for local people; and wishes both organisations every success as they continue to deliver these vital services in the community.

That this House warmly welcomes the announcement that Drumchapel LIFE and Men Matter Scotland, based in Drumchapel, in Glasgow West constituency, are among 23 projects across Scotland to receive a share of a £2.2 million Self Management Fund administrated by the Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland; notes that this...

That this House congratulates WestFest on its continued success as one of Scotland’s largest community-led cultural festivals; notes that every June this festival brings together local organisations, artists, community groups and residents to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and diversity of the West End of Glasgow, in the constituencies of Glasgow West and Glasgow North; recognises the significant contribution made by volunteers, creative practitioners and community partners in delivering an extensive programme of events, performances, exhibitions and educational activities; further notes that since its establishment in 2022 WestFest has attracted hundreds of thousands of attendees and provided valuable opportunities for community engagement and local economic activity; commends the festival’s commitment to accessibility, inclusion and cultural development; and wishes all organisers, participants and visitors every success for this year’s festival and for all future editions.

That this House congratulates WestFest on its continued success as one of Scotland’s largest community-led cultural festivals; notes that every June this festival brings together local organisations, artists, community groups and residents to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and diversity of the West End of Glasgow, in the constituencies of...