Standard Motion · S3M-02825 · Session 3
Welcoming the Designation of the Chris Hoy Cycle Way
The motion
That the Parliament recognises the tremendous contribution of Chris Hoy, Scotland’s greatest Olympic athlete, to raising the profile of cycling in Scotland; notes that, from about 1869, Thomas McCall, a local joiner and cartwright, operated the world’s first bicycle factory in Kilmarnock, selling machines based on the design of Kirkpatrick MacMillan, inventor of the modern bicycle; further notes that examples of McCall’s products are held in museums in London and Dumfries, and records its support for the decision of East Ayrshire Council to underline Kilmarnock and Loudoun’s continued association with cycling by naming a local cycle route, from Hurlford to Galston, the Chris Hoy Cycle Way.
Signatures by party
23 MSPs besides the lodger · 11 from other partiesParty on the day each MSP signed. Signing a motion is voluntary and not whipped. Who signs whose motions
Vote
No recorded vote on this motion. Most motions are never debated, and many that are debated are agreed without a division. Vote records are published from 2011.
Supporters
23 MSPsSNP 12 Lab 7 LD 2 Green 1 Con 1
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SNP 12
- Keith Brown
- Aileen Campbell
- Bob Doris
- Kenneth Gibson
- Rob Gibson
- Christine Grahame
- Jamie Hepburn
- Bill Kidd
- Christina McKelvie
- Stuart McMillan
- Gil Paterson
- Shirley-Anne Somerville
Lab 7
LD 2
Green 1
Con 1
Party shown is each supporter’s party when the motion was published.
In the Official Report
No contribution in the Official Report cites S3M-02825 by reference.