Despite fixed budgets and limited powers of devolution, the SNP Scottish Government has transformed social security provision in Scotland. Eradicating child poverty is the First
This was written to support the Scottish Green Party Debate: Bus Services Top line: We are all in agreement that buses are an essential service not
The Scottish Government Consolidated Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2025 and Labour’s claim that there is a “£1billion underspend” and “Where’s the money,
I asked the Scottish Government how it is using the Scottish social security system to alleviate poverty among pensioners. The Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice
I led a Social Justice and Social Security Committee debate on financial considerations when leaving an abusive relationship. Below you can find my opening and
Oil and Gas Top line: The SNP is absolutely committed to a just transition, and ensuring it takes workers with it on our journey to
NHS Grampian In May 2025, NHS Grampian was escalated to Stage 4 of NHS Scotland’s National Performance Framework for finance, leadership and governance. Staff in
Migration Top line: Scotland needs a migration system that works for us, not one imposed by a Westminster government that frankly doesn’t care about Scotland’s
RAAC (includes Aberdeen funding) Top Line: The SNP Scottish Government is widely engaging with local authorities, tenants and homeowners on the issue of RAAC. The
View from the Scottish Government We are committed to modernising our mental health and capacity legislation to better reflect international human rights standards. The Scottish
Independence is the fresh start Scotland needs Scotland’s energy in Scotland’s hands is the only way to deliver lower bills and a stronger economy. Scotland
Information from Glasgow City Council – October 2025 Glasgow has almost 2000km of heavily trafficked urban road network and, like any major city, faces the
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