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Motion

Recognising the Efforts of the One Pot Stop Food Bar in the Aftermath of Storm Arwen

S6M-02668 · Standard Motion · lodged by Adam, Karen

Lodged on
21 Dec 2021
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That the Parliament commends what it sees as the extraordinary efforts by local communities to offer support to neighbours in need, who were often without electricity or running water, in the aftermath of Storm Arwen; applauds those who helped in whatever way they were able, offering food, hot drinks, and in some cases, opening their properties to people in need; believes that this exemplifies true grit and selfless community spirit; recognises, in particular, the efforts of Scott Robertson, the owner of the One Pot Stop Food Bar, who, it understands, helped ensure that the residents of Ladysbridge in Banffshire and Buchan Coast received a hot meal during this very challenging time, and wishes Scott Robertson and everyone at One Pot Stop Food Bar success in their future endeavours.
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Supported by 12 additional MSPs

SNP 9 Con 1 Green 1 Lab 1
Lodged by Adam, Karen (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 Either the chamber agreed this motion without a vote, it was withdrawn before debate, or it predates 2011 — vote-by-vote records only run from then.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 commends what it sees as the extraordinary efforts by local communities to offer support to neighbours in need, who were often without electricity or running water, in the aftermath of Storm Arwen; applauds those who helped in whatever way they were able, offering food, hot drinks, and in some cases, opening their properties to people in need; believes that this exemplifies true grit and selfless community spirit; recognises, in particular, the efforts of Scott Robertson, the owner of the One Pot Stop Food Bar, who, it understands, helped ensure that the residents of Ladysbridge in Banffshire and Buchan Coast received a hot meal during this very challenging time, and wishes Scott Robertson and everyone at One Pot Stop Food Bar success in their future endeavours.

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    S6M-02668
    21 Dec 2021 · Standard Motion · Adam, Karen
    That the Parliament commends what it sees as the extraordinary efforts by local communities to offer support to neighbours in need, who were often without electricity or running water, in the aftermath of Storm Arwen; applauds those who helped in whatever way they were able, offering food, hot drinks, and in some cases, opening their properties to people ...