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Highland SURF Awards Winners

S4M-15168 · Standard Motion · lodged by Gibson, Rob

Lodged on
11 Dec 2015
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That the Parliament congratulates the winners of the 2015 SURF Awards, particularly those involved in the Ullapool Harbour Infrastructure Enhancement, which won the best Large Scale Infrastructure Award and Helmsdale Affordable Housing Initiative, which scooped the Community-led Regeneration Award; notes that the judges said that the Ullapool harbour enhancement was impressive because it offered real benefits to the community and provided a valuable amenity that enhanced the community and economic life of a relatively remote Highland location; further notes that the judges said that the Helmsdale project was clearly based on identified need and community priorities and was an excellent example of partnership working and community collaboration, and recognises the benefits that projects such as these bring to communities.
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Supported by 17 additional MSPs

SNP 11 Lab 3 Ind 2 Con 1
Lodged by Gibson, Rob (Scottish National Party).
No division on record. Either the chamber agreed this motion without a vote, it was withdrawn before debate, or it predates 2011 — vote-by-vote records only run from then.
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That the Parliament congratulates the winners of the 2015 SURF Awards, particularly those involved in the Ullapool Harbour Infrastructure Enhancement, which won the best Large Scale Infrastructure Award and Helmsdale Affordable Housing Initiative, which scooped the Community-led Regeneration Award; notes that the judges said that the Ullapool harbour enhancement was impressive because it offered real benefits to the community and provided a valuable amenity that enhanced the community and economic life of a relatively remote Highland location; further notes that the judges said that the Helmsdale project was clearly based on identified need and community priorities and was an excellent example of partnership working and community collaboration, and recognises the benefits that projects such as these bring to communities.

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    S4M-15168
    11 Dec 2015 · Standard Motion · Gibson, Rob
    That the Parliament congratulates the winners of the 2015 SURF Awards, particularly those involved in the Ullapool Harbour Infrastructure Enhancement, which won the best Large Scale Infrastructure Award and Helmsdale Affordable Housing Initiative, which scooped the Community-led Regeneration Award; notes that the judges said that the Ullapool harbour enha...