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Motion · S6M-08276 · 17 Mar 2023

Death of Fife Disability Equality Campaigner Bill Gray

Lodged by Roz McCall Standard Motion 35 supporters

The motion

That the Parliament commemorates the life of Bill Gray, a leading light in disability equality in Dunfermline and West Fife, who has died at the age of 70; notes that he was a founder of Dunfermline Advocacy and supported the development of several organisations including the Dunfermline Forum on Disability and Fife Independent Disability Network; understands that his efforts resulted in him being appointed an MBE by Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II for his services to diversity and disability equality training in 2010, and recognises what it sees as the selfless work that he has done to make Dunfermline a better place and help many thousands of people who, it believes, would have otherwise been stuck in unsuitable housing.

Supporters (35)

Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.