Motion · S5M-18166 · 9 Jul 2019
Nevis Ensemble Receives £10,000 Creative Scotland Grant
The motion
That the Parliament congratulates Nevis Ensemble on receiving a £10,000 grant from Creative Scotland; understands that the group will use the funding to organise music sessions for older people with dementia, refugees and women affected by domestic abuse; acknowledges that this is a carefully plotted patchwork of community-based performances; understands that partnerships with voluntary and third sector organisations are nurtured to ensure that the most vulnerable and marginalised in society do not miss out; notes that the musicians hone their specialist skills in working with the very young, the very old and those who face challenges in their lives, knowing that access to great live music provides a huge wealth of benefits, particularly to health and wellbeing and social cohesion; further notes that through tailored sessions, this project will use music to improve people's skills, wellbeing and integrate communities, and believes that these sessions will run in parallel to a "fast and furious public pop-up performance schedule".
Supporters (21)
- Jeremy Balfour 9 Jul 2019
- Miles Briggs Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 9 Jul 2019
- Peter Chapman 9 Jul 2019
- Jamie Greene 9 Jul 2019
- Bill Kidd 9 Jul 2019
- Richard Lyle 9 Jul 2019
- Ruth Maguire 9 Jul 2019
- Stuart McMillan Scottish National Party 9 Jul 2019
- Margaret Mitchell 9 Jul 2019
- Edward Mountain 9 Jul 2019
- Liz Smith 9 Jul 2019
- Alexander Stewart 9 Jul 2019
- Sandra White 9 Jul 2019
- Michelle Ballantyne 10 Jul 2019
- Tom Mason 10 Jul 2019
- Jamie Halcro Johnston 12 Jul 2019
- Rachael Hamilton Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 12 Jul 2019
- Liam Kerr Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 12 Jul 2019
- Angela Constance Scottish National Party 15 Jul 2019
- Alison Harris 22 Jul 2019
- Maurice Corry 23 Jul 2019
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.