That the Parliament applauds all those who have signed up to the Scotland Cares campaign, which has seen over 76,000 volunteer their time and skills to help those in need; believes that such acts of kindness and compassion serve to remind us of the inherent values and strength of communities and the nation at these times, and further believes that these values will be essential in the efforts to support and rebuild communities over the weeks and months to come.
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That the Parliament applauds all those who have signed up to the Scotland Cares campaign, which has seen over 76,000 volunteer their time and skills to help those in need; believes that such acts of kindness and compassion serve to remind us of the inherent values and strength of communities and the nation at these times, and further believes that these values will be essential in the efforts to support and rebuild communities over the weeks and months to come.
Supported by: Kenneth Gibson, Rona Mackay, Alex Neil, David Torrance, Bill Kidd, John Mason, Mark McDonald, Annabelle Ewing, Jeremy Balfour, Richard Lyle, Stewart Stevenson, Joan McAlpine, Emma Harper, Fulton MacGregor, Sandra White, Willie Coffey, Gillian Martin, Clare Adamson, Tom Arthur, Ruth Maguire
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That the Parliament congratulates The Circle Dundee, which trains social entrepreneurs in how to make their more than profit business successful and sustainable, on winning the Asda Dundee Milton Green Token Giving programme’s customer vote and award of £1,000; further congratulates the runners-up, Dundee Starter Packs, which responds positively to the problems faced by resettling homeless individuals, families and those in need in Dundee and surrounding areas, and DD4 Pipes and Drums SSPDT, which supports schools, local education authorities and communities to allow students the opportunity to learn to play the bagpipes and drums free of charge, with each receiving £500; notes that, in celebration of the Asda Foundation’s 30th anniversary, the local charities, groups, schools and good causes nominated for Green Token Giving during Q4 in 2019 saw their donation doubled; thanks the Asda Foundation for its continued support of local communities, which has seen more than £400,000 invested in community projects and worthy causes in 2019, and hopes that many more local organisations will continue to benefit from the awards.
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That the Parliament congratulates The Circle Dundee, which trains social entrepreneurs in how to make their more than profit business successful and sustainable, on winning the Asda Dundee Milton Green Token Giving programme’s customer vote and award of £1,000; further congratulates the runners-up, Dundee Starter Packs, which responds positively to the problems faced by resettling homeless individuals, families and those in need in Dundee and surrounding areas, and DD4 Pipes and Drums SSPDT, which supports schools, local education authorities and communities to allow students the opportunity to learn to play the bagpipes and drums free of charge, with each receiving £500; notes that, in celebration of the Asda Foundation’s 30th anniversary, the local charities, groups, schools and good causes nominated for Green Token Giving during Q4 in 2019 saw their donation doubled; thanks the Asda Foundation for its continued support of local communities, which has seen more than £400,000 invested in community projects and worthy causes in 2019, and hopes that many more local organisations will continue to benefit from the awards.
Supported by: Richard Lyle, Bill Kidd, David Torrance, Emma Harper, Gil Paterson, Clare Adamson, Fulton MacGregor, Tom Arthur, Stewart Stevenson, Ruth Maguire, Gillian Martin
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That the Parliament commends Dundee-based Kanzen Karate Scotland for bringing the world-renowned sports performance consultant, Allistair McCaw, to speak at a seminar in Dundee; notes that, throughout his career, Allistair has worked with Fortune 500 companies, Olympians, PGA golfers, Grand Slam champions and professional sports teams; recognises that the event sought to help attendees develop their leadership skills; understands that the event, hosted by Abertay University, attracted over 350 guests from across sport, business and community organisations, and congratulates all involved on a successful event.
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That the Parliament commends Dundee-based Kanzen Karate Scotland for bringing the world-renowned sports performance consultant, Allistair McCaw, to speak at a seminar in Dundee; notes that, throughout his career, Allistair has worked with Fortune 500 companies, Olympians, PGA golfers, Grand Slam champions and professional sports teams; recognises that the event sought to help attendees develop their leadership skills; understands that the event, hosted by Abertay University, attracted over 350 guests from across sport, business and community organisations, and congratulates all involved on a successful event.
Supported by: Kenneth Gibson, Richard Lyle, Stewart Stevenson, Jeremy Balfour, Sandra White, Alasdair Allan, Joan McAlpine, Bill Kidd, Jenny Gilruth, Fulton MacGregor, Willie Coffey, Gillian Martin, Ruth Maguire, Clare Adamson, Tom Arthur
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That the Parliament welcomes research by Ekogen and Reference Economics, commissioned by V&A Dundee, which shows that the museum has had a £75 million impact on the Scottish economy in its first year, including a £23 million impact in Dundee, which far exceeds earlier predictions of a £23 million impact nationally and a £10 million impact in Dundee; understands that the museum supported nearly 700 jobs in Dundee, and over 2,100 across Scotland; believes that the museum has had a significant impact on the wider Dundee economy, evidenced by 69% of visitors stating that they would not have visited other businesses in the city without V&A Dundee, and congratulates all those involved in the project, whose dedication, hard work and generosity have helped further enhance Dundee’s growing global reputation as one of the most exciting and vibrant cities in the world.
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That the Parliament welcomes research by Ekogen and Reference Economics, commissioned by V&A Dundee, which shows that the museum has had a £75 million impact on the Scottish economy in its first year, including a £23 million impact in Dundee, which far exceeds earlier predictions of a £23 million impact nationally and a £10 million impact in Dundee; understands that the museum supported nearly 700 jobs in Dundee, and over 2,100 across Scotland; believes that the museum has had a significant impact on the wider Dundee economy, evidenced by 69% of visitors stating that they would not have visited other businesses in the city without V&A Dundee, and congratulates all those involved in the project, whose dedication, hard work and generosity have helped further enhance Dundee’s growing global reputation as one of the most exciting and vibrant cities in the world.
Supported by: Stuart McMillan, Bill Kidd, Alasdair Allan, Rona Mackay, Emma Harper, Kenneth Gibson, Stewart Stevenson, Annabelle Ewing, David Torrance, Richard Lyle, Clare Adamson, Gil Paterson, Sandra White, Joan McAlpine, Fulton MacGregor, Ruth Maguire, Willie Coffey, Tom Arthur, Gillian Martin
Current Status: Fallen on 13/03/2020
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That the Parliament congratulates the Dundee actor, Brian Cox, on winning his first Golden Globe Award; notes that Brian won the best actor award for his role as the media company mogul, Logan Roy, in the HBO series, Succession, whose character is originally from Dundee; echoes the sentiments of Brian that the victory was a wonderful tribute to himself, the show and the city of Dundee, where many of the scenes for the series were shot, and applauds the proactive work of Brian in supporting the arts scene in Dundee and helping to transform the city into, as the actor himself acknowledges, "a rather extraordinary place".
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That the Parliament congratulates the Dundee actor, Brian Cox, on winning his first Golden Globe Award; notes that Brian won the best actor award for his role as the media company mogul, Logan Roy, in the HBO series, Succession, whose character is originally from Dundee; echoes the sentiments of Brian that the victory was a wonderful tribute to himself, the show and the city of Dundee, where many of the scenes for the series were shot, and applauds the proactive work of Brian in supporting the arts scene in Dundee and helping to transform the city into, as the actor himself acknowledges, "a rather extraordinary place".
Supported by: James Dornan, Sandra White, Kenneth Gibson, Alasdair Allan, George Adam, Alex Neil, Stuart McMillan, Bruce Crawford, Rona Mackay, Bill Kidd, David Torrance, Clare Adamson, Richard Lyle, Colin Beattie, Fulton MacGregor, Gil Paterson, Jenny Gilruth, Tom Arthur, Willie Coffey, Gillian Martin, Ruth Maguire, Maureen Watt
Current Status: Fallen on 13/03/2020
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That the Parliament recognises the excellent work of Grant Ritchie, who has served for five years as the Principal at Dundee and Angus College, and who has announced his retirement from the position in summer 2020; further recognises that he has worked with the College for 30 years prior to his time as Principal; welcomes the successes that it believes his leadership has helped create, including the development of creative industries provision in the College, the building of The Space Dance centre and the £50 million redevelopment of the Gardyne Campus; notes that he led the Good to Great strategy that won the Campbell Christie Prize for Public Sector Reform in 2018, and was awarded the SQA Fellowship in 2017; praises Dundee and Angus College on delivering high-quality educational services to one of the largest enrolments in Scotland, and wishes Grant all the best of success in his future endeavours.
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That the Parliament recognises the excellent work of Grant Ritchie, who has served for five years as the Principal at Dundee and Angus College, and who has announced his retirement from the position in summer 2020; further recognises that he has worked with the College for 30 years prior to his time as Principal; welcomes the successes that it believes his leadership has helped create, including the development of creative industries provision in the College, the building of The Space Dance centre and the £50 million redevelopment of the Gardyne Campus; notes that he led the Good to Great strategy that won the Campbell Christie Prize for Public Sector Reform in 2018, and was awarded the SQA Fellowship in 2017; praises Dundee and Angus College on delivering high-quality educational services to one of the largest enrolments in Scotland, and wishes Grant all the best of success in his future endeavours.
Supported by: Stewart Stevenson, Sandra White, Bill Kidd, Richard Lyle, Fulton MacGregor, Stuart McMillan, Ruth Maguire, Gillian Martin, Jenny Marra, Gail Ross, Clare Adamson, Willie Coffey, David Torrance, Jenny Gilruth, Tom Arthur
Current Status: Fallen on 13/03/2020
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That the Parliament applauds Dundee and Angus College on winning the Herald Pioneer Awards Climate Neutral 2019 Award; recognises that, in the last few weeks, the college’s winning team, which it believes to have one of the largest enrolments in Scotland, has also added the College Development Network Award for Sustainability for Project Plastic as well as the National Green Gown Award for sustainability in campus health, food and drink; considers that the college is leading in the climate-neutral research sector and has reduced its carbon footprint by over 50% in the last seven years; welcomes the increased focus on climate-saving initiatives throughout Scotland’s universities, colleges and schools, and encourages the people of Scotland to follow Dundee and Angus College’s example in working for a brighter climate future.
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That the Parliament applauds Dundee and Angus College on winning the Herald Pioneer Awards Climate Neutral 2019 Award; recognises that, in the last few weeks, the college’s winning team, which it believes to have one of the largest enrolments in Scotland, has also added the College Development Network Award for Sustainability for Project Plastic as well as the National Green Gown Award for sustainability in campus health, food and drink; considers that the college is leading in the climate-neutral research sector and has reduced its carbon footprint by over 50% in the last seven years; welcomes the increased focus on climate-saving initiatives throughout Scotland’s universities, colleges and schools, and encourages the people of Scotland to follow Dundee and Angus College’s example in working for a brighter climate future.
Supported by: Emma Harper, Sandra White, Richard Lyle, Willie Coffey, Bill Kidd, Jenny Gilruth, Tom Arthur, Fulton MacGregor, Ruth Maguire, Gillian Martin, Gail Ross, Clare Adamson, David Torrance
Current Status: Fallen on 13/03/2020
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That the Parliament congratulates the Scottish Association for Mental Health, which provides mental health social care support for adults and young people in over 60 communities, on winning the Asda Dundee Milton Green Token customer vote and being awarded £500; further congratulates the runners up, Help for Kids, a local children’s charity that aims to support disadvantaged children through individual funding and funding for clubs and organisations, and the Dundee Ducks Inline Roller Hockey Club, with each receiving £200; notes that the programme allows customers to express which local projects are the most meaningful to them; further notes that, as a celebration of the Asda Foundation's 30th anniversary, the winners of the campaign in the next quarter will see their donation doubled; thanks the Asda Foundation for providing continuous support to local communities, which have seen more than £370,000 invested in community projects since 2018, and hopes that many more local organisations will benefit from the awards.
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That the Parliament congratulates the Scottish Association for Mental Health, which provides mental health social care support for adults and young people in over 60 communities, on winning the Asda Dundee Milton Green Token customer vote and being awarded £500; further congratulates the runners up, Help for Kids, a local children’s charity that aims to support disadvantaged children through individual funding and funding for clubs and organisations, and the Dundee Ducks Inline Roller Hockey Club, with each receiving £200; notes that the programme allows customers to express which local projects are the most meaningful to them; further notes that, as a celebration of the Asda Foundation's 30th anniversary, the winners of the campaign in the next quarter will see their donation doubled; thanks the Asda Foundation for providing continuous support to local communities, which have seen more than £370,000 invested in community projects since 2018, and hopes that many more local organisations will benefit from the awards.
Supported by: Sandra White, Bill Kidd, Stewart Stevenson, Gil Paterson, Richard Lyle, Joan McAlpine, Fulton MacGregor, Maureen Watt, Tom Arthur, Ruth Maguire, Gillian Martin, Gail Ross, Clare Adamson
Current Status: Fallen on 13/03/2020
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That the Parliament welcomes the 47th annual National Hello Day, which takes place on 21 November 2019 and asks people to participate by greeting at least 10 people, be they friends, family or strangers, throughout the day; acknowledges that the day originated as a response to the conflict between Israel and Egypt in 1973; recognises that the day reflects the importance of communication in obtaining world peace; notes that the day is observed by 180 countries and is considered to be an important instrument to preserving peace by many Nobel Peace Prize winners, and encourages everyone to use the opportunity to build bridges, make peace or simply say hello.
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That the Parliament welcomes the 47th annual National Hello Day, which takes place on 21 November 2019 and asks people to participate by greeting at least 10 people, be they friends, family or strangers, throughout the day; acknowledges that the day originated as a response to the conflict between Israel and Egypt in 1973; recognises that the day reflects the importance of communication in obtaining world peace; notes that the day is observed by 180 countries and is considered to be an important instrument to preserving peace by many Nobel Peace Prize winners, and encourages everyone to use the opportunity to build bridges, make peace or simply say hello.
Supported by: Sandra White, David Torrance, Bill Kidd, Richard Lyle, Joan McAlpine, Kenneth Gibson, Jenny Gilruth, Gil Paterson, Stewart Stevenson, Angela Constance, Fulton MacGregor, Emma Harper, Jackie Baillie, Gillian Martin, Alasdair Allan, Maureen Watt
Current Status: Fallen on 23/01/2020
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That the Parliament welcomes the launch of Aldi’s Christmas food donation campaign, which sees local Aldi stores partnered with local charitable organisations to donate surplus food on Christmas Eve, with over 495,000 meals being donated in 2018 alone; notes that this is the third year that Aldi has partnered with charities to ensure that those most in need in the community receive surplus fresh food during the festive period; further notes that 95% of Aldi’s 850 stores across the UK are now paired with local good causes collecting surplus food up to five days a week, and encourages other suppliers to make every effort to ensure that food surplus redistribution programmes and partners are supported not only at Christmas but throughout the year to help create a more sustainable world for all.
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That the Parliament welcomes the launch of Aldi’s Christmas food donation campaign, which sees local Aldi stores partnered with local charitable organisations to donate surplus food on Christmas Eve, with over 495,000 meals being donated in 2018 alone; notes that this is the third year that Aldi has partnered with charities to ensure that those most in need in the community receive surplus fresh food during the festive period; further notes that 95% of Aldi’s 850 stores across the UK are now paired with local good causes collecting surplus food up to five days a week, and encourages other suppliers to make every effort to ensure that food surplus redistribution programmes and partners are supported not only at Christmas but throughout the year to help create a more sustainable world for all.
Supported by: Alasdair Allan, Sandra White, Kenneth Gibson, Stuart McMillan, David Torrance, Richard Lyle, Stewart Stevenson, Jenny Gilruth, Gil Paterson, Gail Ross, Fulton MacGregor, Joan McAlpine, Ruth Maguire, Gillian Martin, Jackie Baillie, Tom Arthur
Current Status: Fallen on 23/01/2020
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