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S7M-00636 Alcohol Harm Awareness and Support Services in the Highlands and Islands Currie, Victor Motion
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 14 Jul 2026
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Alcohol Harm Awareness and Support Services in the Highlands and Islands

S7M-00636 · Standard Motion · lodged by Currie, Victor

Lodged on
13 Jul 2026
Heard / answered on
Unknown
That the Parliament recognises the significant impact that alcohol misuse continues to have on individuals, families and communities across Scotland, including in the Highlands and Islands; notes that alcohol-related harm remains a major public health challenge despite a recent reduction in alcohol-specific deaths nationally; acknowledges the barriers faced by people living in remote, rural and island communities when accessing treatment, recovery and mental health services; commends the work of frontline organisations, recovery groups, volunteers, NHS staff and third sector providers in supporting those affected by alcohol dependency and addiction; welcomes the development of innovative approaches, including virtual and community-based support services designed to reach people in remote areas; recognises the importance of early intervention, prevention, recovery and family support, and calls on all levels of government, public bodies and community partners to continue working together to reduce alcohol-related harm and ensure that those seeking help can access timely, effective and compassionate support, regardless of where they live.
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Supported by 9 additional MSPs

Reform 7 SNP 1 Con 1
Lodged by Currie, Victor (Reform UK ).
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 Either the chamber agreed this motion without a vote, it was withdrawn before debate, or it predates 2011 — vote-by-vote records only run from then.

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    S7M-00636
    13 Jul 2026 · Standard Motion · Currie, Victor
    That the Parliament recognises the significant impact that alcohol misuse continues to have on individuals, families and communities across Scotland, including in the Highlands and Islands; notes that alcohol-related harm remains a major public health challenge despite a recent reduction in alcohol-specific deaths nationally; acknowledges the barriers fac...