Motion
Two Awards for Tullibody Community Development Trust
S5M-15224 · Standard Motion · lodged by Stewart, Alexander
Lodged on
22 Dec 2018Heard / answered on
UnknownThat the Parliament welcomes the news that the Tullibody Community Development Trust is to receive £5,000 from the Gannett Foundation, which is the charitable arm of the Alloa Advertiser newspaper’s parent company, Newsquest; believes that volunteers will use the money to create a new social space for residents, complete with a kitchen and café at the Tullibody Civic Centre; notes that the group is hoping to be able to open the facility up to parents before and after dropping their children off at school or nursery; notes that the trust also announced that it had been successful in receiving further funding from a separate grant bid, receiving £2,000 from the Tabhair Charitable Trust; notes that this will be used to cover the cost of installing and running its broadband and wi-fi for one year, its card payment and security systems, as well as purchasing cleaning supplies; thanks both charitable trusts for their magnanimous awards, and wishes everyone involved all the very best in their endeavours.
Backed by
Supported by 10 additional MSPs
Con 7
SNP 2
Green 1
Lodged by
Stewart, Alexander
(Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party).
- Lyle, Richard (SNP)
- Kidd, Bill (SNP)
- Kerr, Liam (Con)
- Smith, Liz (Con)
- Balfour, Jeremy (Con)
- Briggs, Miles (Con)
- Corry, Maurice (Con)
- Greene, Jamie (Con)
- Ruskell, Mark (Green)
- Burnett, Alexander (Con)
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Either the chamber agreed this motion without a vote, it was withdrawn before debate, or it predates 2011 — vote-by-vote records only run from then.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 welcomes the news that the Tullibody Community Development Trust is to receive £5,000 from the Gannett Foundation, which is the charitable arm of the Alloa Advertiser newspaper’s parent company, Newsquest; believes that volunteers will use the money to create a new social space for residents, complete with a kitchen and café at the Tullibody Civic Centre; notes that the group is hoping to be able to open the facility up to parents before and after dropping their children off at school or nursery; notes that the trust also announced that it had been successful in receiving further funding from a separate grant bid, receiving £2,000 from the Tabhair Charitable Trust; notes that this will be used to cover the cost of installing and running its broadband and wi-fi for one year, its card payment and security systems, as well as purchasing cleaning supplies; thanks both charitable trusts for their magnanimous awards, and wishes everyone involved all the very best in their endeavours.
Amendments and how the chamber decided
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S5M-15224Selected item22 Dec 2018 · Standard Motion · Stewart, AlexanderThat the Parliament welcomes the news that the Tullibody Community Development Trust is to receive £5,000 from the Gannett Foundation, which is the charitable arm of the Alloa Advertiser newspaper’s parent company, Newsquest; believes that volunteers will use the money to create a new social space for residents, complete with a kitchen and café at the Tul...