That the Parliament congratulates the Edinburgh Festival Fringe on its 75th anniversary; notes that it began in 1947 with eight companies taking a risk, turning up uninvited and performing on the “fringe” of the Edinburgh International Festival; acknowledges that there is now a global movement of more than 200 fringe festivals that all followed Edinburgh’s blueprint; celebrates that it is now a charity established by artists to nurture other artists, and the values of inclusivity, experimentation and imagination; understands that it includes theatre, comedy, dance, circus, cabaret, opera music and spoken word; recognises the enormous impact of Edinburgh’s festivals on the economy of Scotland and Edinburgh in particular; believes that the Fringe and other festivals play a large part in shaping the worldwide profile and culture of the city of Edinburgh; celebrates that the Edinburgh Festival Fringe has previously been voted top of the 500 must-do experiences in the UK by Lonely Planet; celebrates the creativity, energy and imagination of the artists, crew, staff, volunteers, organisers and audiences who come to Edinburgh each year, and wishes them all, in future Fringes and the anniversary celebrations, the best of luck.