the SNP

Scotland is an energy powerhouse – rich in oil, gas, wind, and tidal generation – yet our communities are left suffering from fuel poverty. 

Nova Scotia Europae propior fiet quam Vetus.

How John Swinney’s government continues to build a fairer Scotland in the face of Westminster mismanagement.

The Lib Dems voted with the Tories against a democratic choice for Scotland.

Scotland has delivered the mandate, cleared the hurdle, and suffered the consequences of Westminster’s broken vows. 

Scotland is energy-rich, so why are our bills so high? Because the power lies in Westminster’s hands.

In 2014, the anti-independence campaign told the people of Scotland that Westminster control was the only way to protect our wallets, secure low grocery bills, and guarantee our place in the European Union.

If anyone still held out hope that a Labour administration at Westminster would treat Scotland as an equal partner in the UK, the mask has now well and truly slipped. 

The Cardiff summit demonstrated that the momentum behind constitutional change is growing across all nations of these islands.

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?

The £2 fare cap is not an isolated initiative; it is part of a bold, progressive vision for Scotland’s public transport network.

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.

Andy Burnham has unilaterally declared constitutional referendums “off the table” in Northern Ireland and “off limits” in Scotland.

Where Burnham seeks to pull power upward into a solitary mayoral seat, the SNP has consistently driven power downward to the grassroots. 

Why does the UK have the most expensive energy in Europe? Well, Westminster is responsible.

How the SNP have cleaned up Labour’s £770m equal pay mess in Glasgow.

Here’s what the SNP is doing to increase prosperity and preserve heritage in the Western Isles.

There is a question that every Labour MP in Scotland should be forced to answer: When will they finally put Scotland before their party?

For many young people and working families, saving for a deposit and securing a property on the open market has felt increasingly out of reach.

Scotland’s energy potential shouldn’t be at the mercy of Westminster politics or Labour’s bizarre regional double standards.

In their desperation to maintain their hardline stance to deny the electorate a voice on independence, Scottish Labour have now started disenfranchising their own movement.

The SNP is calling for Andy Burnham to deliver on Labour’s broken energy promises.

Eighteen months after the Westminster Labour government pledged £200 million for Grangemouth following the closure of Scotland’s only oil refinery, not a single penny has been delivered.

Whilst the SNP ensures young Scots get the best cost-of-living package in the UK, England’s youth face sky-high costs from Westminster 

Scotland’s famous comedy festival is once again well underway.

We’d all love to see the plans.

He was looking for a job and then he found a job, and heaven knows, he’s miserable now

It turns out that despite all the gloomy doom-mongering from unionist opposition parties, Scotland’s economy is ahead of nearly every other nation and English region in the UK.