Motion · S4M-15223 · 17 Dec 2015
Christmas CashBack Busk
The motion
That the Parliament commends YouthLink Scotland and the CashBack for Communities programme for working together to open the Christmas CashBack Busk at Glasgow Central Station; understands that the programme invests money that has been seized from criminals into communities to help offer alternatives to criminal behaviour; applauds the CashBack Youth Fund on its work over the last seven years in granting more than £10 million to 1,500 organisations that work with young people; notes that the event will include performances by 12 young musicians and bands that have received funding and training from the youth fund and applauds these performers on their plan to donate all of their earnings to the charity, Cash for Kids; considers that the event is a wonderful example of how Glasgow’s charities work together to benefit as many people as possible, and wishes the young musicians and the charities success as they continue to support each other and the communities that they serve.
Supporters (12)
- Jackie Baillie Scottish Labour 17 Dec 2015
- Jayne Baxter 17 Dec 2015
- Colin Beattie Scottish National Party 17 Dec 2015
- Iain Gray 17 Dec 2015
- Bill Kidd 17 Dec 2015
- Mike MacKenzie 17 Dec 2015
- Hanzala Malik 17 Dec 2015
- Margaret McCulloch 17 Dec 2015
- Dennis Robertson 17 Dec 2015
- Clare Adamson Scottish National Party 4 Jan 2016
- David Stewart 5 Jan 2016
- David Torrance Scottish National Party 5 Jan 2016
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.