Scottish National Party
Scotland has the energy, we just need the powers
People in Scotland are grappling with the distressing reality of living in fuel poverty, having to deal with the rising energy prices and the effects that fuel poverty is having on their lives. It shouldn’t be like this, Scotland deserves better.
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Our energy wealth should be benefitting the people of Scotland
Scotland has enormous energy wealth and resources. Around 2/3rds of Scotland’s electricity comes from renewables. Scotland produces six times more gas than we consume. Yet decades of failed Westminster policies mean families are struggling to pay energy bills.
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The SNP is freezing council tax and delivering for Scotland when people need it the most
The SNP is prioritising families by freezing council tax for all households. Meanwhile, Labour has expressed no sincerity in their values, showing a concerning disregard for hard-pressed families by wanting to increase council tax in Scotland.
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Here’s how much money Westminster has wasted since 2019
Westminster doesn’t work for Scotland.
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Levelling Up: the Tories’ slush fund scandal
Westminster self-interest is undermining Scotland. There can be no levelling up while the Tories are using the money to save their own seats.
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These are the values of Keir Starmer’s Labour Party
These are the values of Keir Starmer’s Labour: keep the Tory Bedroom Tax, keep the Tory two-child benefit cap, Keep the Tory rape clause, keep tuition fees in England. You can’t trust Labour to deliver change when they won’t even scrap the cruellest of Tory policies.
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Today’s statement won’t touch the sides for most households
Westminster’s latest budget is a string of failures that will hurt households: failed to introduce a £400 energy bill rebate, failed to introduce mortgage interest tax relief, failed to increase NHS and public services funding.
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Families are left worse off after Tory budget failure
After 13 years of Tory government, the soaring cost of household bills is still outpacing the limited help on offer from Westminster and, to make matters worse, where support could have been introduced to ease household pressures Westminster has simply refused.
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