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CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE

Early day motion 577, tabled 24 January 2005 by Adrian Bailey (Labour/Co-operative). Signed by 67 members.

That this House recognises the invaluable service of Cruse Bereavement Care to bereaved people in the United Kingdom; applauds its vital contribution to the Asian tsunami effort by helping bereaved families returning to Heathrow Airport and families of British 9/11 victims; furthermore recognises its vital contribution to health care in the UK; is concerned that core funding for 2005-06 in England is currently ú30,000; and calls on the Government to support current applications for a substantial increase to this fund to enable Cruse to deliver its unique free counselling service for bereaved people in the UK.

Signatures by party: Labour 36, Liberal Democrat 10, Conservative 6, Labour/Co-operative 5, DUP 4, UUP 3, Plaid Cymru 2, Social Democratic and Labour Party 1.