Motion · S2M-02226 · 10 Jan 2005
Flooding in Carlisle
The motion
That the Parliament recognises that the city of Carlisle is an important regional centre for part of the south of Scotland, providing work, medical services, leisure and shopping; notes with concern the serious flooding experienced in the city in recent days resulting in loss of life, damage to property and disruption to services, and thanks all those from emergency services and voluntary organisations from Scotland who have assisted in the rescue efforts and the subsequent clean-up operation.
Supporters (36)
- Ted Brocklebank 10 Jan 2005
- Christine Grahame 10 Jan 2005
- Margaret Mitchell 10 Jan 2005
- Elaine Murray 10 Jan 2005
- Alex Neil 10 Jan 2005
- Nora Radcliffe 10 Jan 2005
- John Scott 10 Jan 2005
- Murray Tosh 10 Jan 2005
- Brian Adam 11 Jan 2005
- Bill Aitken 11 Jan 2005
- Jackie Baillie Scottish Labour 11 Jan 2005
- Ms Rosemary Byrne 11 Jan 2005
- Bruce Crawford 11 Jan 2005
- Lord James Douglas-Hamilton 11 Jan 2005
- Alex Fergusson 11 Jan 2005
- Murdo Fraser Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 11 Jan 2005
- Robin Harper 11 Jan 2005
- Fiona Hyslop 11 Jan 2005
- Rosie Kane 11 Jan 2005
- Carolyn Leckie 11 Jan 2005
- Ken Macintosh 11 Jan 2005
- Jamie McGrigor 11 Jan 2005
- Des McNulty 11 Jan 2005
- Nanette Milne 11 Jan 2005
- Mary Scanlon 11 Jan 2005
- Cathie Craigie 12 Jan 2005
- Mr David Davidson 12 Jan 2005
- Phil Gallie 12 Jan 2005
- Donald Gorrie 12 Jan 2005
- George Lyon 12 Jan 2005
- Mr Brian Monteith 12 Jan 2005
- Rob Gibson 13 Jan 2005
- Bill Butler 14 Jan 2005
- Margaret Jamieson 17 Jan 2005
- Maureen Macmillan 18 Jan 2005
- Annabel Goldie 20 Jan 2005
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.