Emma Roddick MSP pictured at Nairn railway station, representing her constituency and advocating for local communities.
SNP MSP Emma Roddick has lodged a formal motion in the Scottish Parliament recognising the work of Ann and Iain Mackintosh, who – in memory of their son, Calum – organised and fundraised for cardiac screenings to take place in Carrbridge.
The Highlands and Islands MSP said:
“I was so inspired by the work done by Ann and Iain, and I’m pleased to be able to recognise both their work and their impact in the Parliament. This is exactly the kind of heartfelt, impactful, local campaign that changes lives.
“I have absolutely no doubt that they have had an immeasurable effect on young people and their health and wellbeing. So many people locally will now have an increased awareness of heart health; and have been shown what exceptional community involvement looks like – all in Calum’s name.
“Ann and Iain’s efforts are incredible. It was an honour to mark this in Parliament, and I wish them all the best for the future.”
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