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Motion · S6M-01685 · 14 Oct 2021

Recognising the Achievement of Natalie Ho and her Group in Climbing Ben Nevis in Memory of her Twin Sister

Lodged by Liam Kerr (Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party) Standard Motion 23 supporters

The motion

That the Parliament commends Natalie Ho, who climbed Ben Nevis in memory of her twin sister, Sammy, along with her siblings, Kimberley and Steve, and a group of friends, to raise money for Charlie House; recognises that the feat was made even more impressive by the tough weather conditions, with them finishing the climb in seven and a half hours; applauds the £6,000 raised for Charlie House, which is an Aberdeen charity that provides support for children with life-limiting conditions; understands that Charlie House organises activities and projects to provide practical and emotional support for families; notes that Natalie wants to carry on staging events in Sammy’s honour, to raise more money for charity, and wishes both Natalie and Charlie House great success for the future.

Supporters (23)

Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.