Life in a Scotch Parliament
Motion to the Scottish Parliament
S2M-4072 Pauline McNeill: "I am concerned for you to enjoy yourself within the limits of British decency" - Death of Ivor Cutler—That
the Parliament expresses its deep sadness and regret at the death of
poet, singer, songwriter and storyteller, Ivor Cutler, who was born and
bred in Glasgow; extends its condolences to his surviving family and
friends; notes the profound influence that Cutler had on fellow Scots,
Billy Connolly and members of the band, Franz Ferdinand, as well as
Bertrand Russell, The Beatles and John Peel, and recognises the
outstanding contribution which he made to his art and Scottish culture
through his unique insight and wit.Supported by: Michael Matheson, Richard Baker, Alex Johnstone,
Jackie Baillie, Dr Elaine Murray, Eleanor Scott, Christine May, Mr
Andrew Arbuckle, Mrs Mary Mulligan, Shiona Baird, Mr Frank McAveety,
Trish Godman, Roseanna Cunningham, Brian Adam, Mr Jamie Stone, Tommy
Sheridan, Rosie Kane, Mr Jim Wallace, Sarah Boyack, Patrick Harvie, Ms
Rosemary Byrne, Fiona Hyslop, Helen Eadie, Maureen Macmillan, Scott
Barrie, Karen Gillon, Colin Fox, Robin Harper, Mr Brian Monteith,
Bristow Muldoon, Alex Neil, Nora Radcliffe*, Des McNulty*
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3 Comments:
I'm sure Ivor Cutler would have had a right good laugh at the absurdity of a motion in parliament mourning his death! A maverick genius who'll be remembered fondly.
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Kevin Williamson, at 1:21 am
Atleast no damage was caused.
Regards.By
I'm sure half those MSP's had never heard of him.
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