Scottish National Party
2014 Revisited: The promise was £1,400 more. The reality is £3,000 less
Everyone in Scotland was promised a £1,400 Union dividend, but has been handed a £3,000 annual Brexit bill. How much longer can Scotland afford to pay the price for Westminster’s mistakes?
How the SNP is making public transport more affordable
The £2 fare cap is not an isolated initiative; it is part of a bold, progressive vision for Scotland’s public transport network.
Building Scotland’s future: What the SNP is delivering for you right now
With an SNP government, Scotland is a country focussed on fairness, ambition, and the radical idea that our public services exist to serve everyone – not just a wealthy few insulated from the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.
Westminster decides democracy is “off limits”
Andy Burnham has unilaterally declared constitutional referendums “off the table” in Northern Ireland and “off limits” in Scotland.
A government that works for you
First Minister John Swinney’s speech on the programme of Government.
Burnham’s “devolution” to take powers off local councils
Where Burnham seeks to pull power upward into a solitary mayoral seat, the SNP has consistently driven power downward to the grassroots.
Westminster is burning a hole in your pocket
Why does the UK have the most expensive energy in Europe? Well, Westminster is responsible.
Delivering equal pay justice in Glasgow
How the SNP have cleaned up Labour’s £770m equal pay mess in Glasgow.