the SNP

Europe Day saw the SNP calling for urgent clarity and action from the UK government following alarming reports that Brexit is severely undermining doctors ability to offer NHS patients new cancer drugs and treatments.

Katy Loudon, the SNP’s candidate in the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election, has called on the Labour candidate to “call out Labour’s tax hike for what it is … another broken promise that will cost the people of Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse dearly.”

Katy Loudon has challenged the Labour candidate David Russell to a TV debate in order “to ensure local people can raise the issues that matter most to them.”

Katy Loudon has praised the “transformative impact” of free tuition as a key element of John Swinney’s Cost of Living Guarantee as a poll shows strong Scottish public support for the policy.

The Daily Record revealed that 36,057 pensioners in South Lanarkshire lost out last year because of Labour’s cut to the benefit.

We’re working to build a stronger NHS.

Farage’s Reform party is gaining support down south, but we can take the wind out of his sails with a victory here.

When Labour promised change, voters didn’t expect more of the same as they did under the Tories.

Unlike Labour’s damaging cuts, in Katy Loudon you have an SNP candidate that will always be on Scotland’s side, putting your community first.

Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse faces unique challenges in managing energy costs, which are often higher than in other parts of the UK due to factors like colder climates, older housing stock, and remote communities. 

Four weeks out from polling day, the SNP’s candidate Katy Loudon has written an open letter to the people of Hamilton, Larkhall & Stonehouse urging them to vote SNP on 5th June as the party that is always on Scotland’s side.

Keir Starmer’s reported absence from the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse is yet another example of how the Labour party treats Scotland, says Katy Loudon, the SNP’s candidate in the by-election.

The Labour Government are putting more children into poverty. It’s time they changed course and followed Scotland’s lead.

Scottish council tax payers are getting the best deal in the UK – paying on average £737 a year less than they would in Labour-run England, and £627 a year less than they would in Labour-run Wales for a Band D property. 

Christina McKelvie’s partner, Keith Brown, along with her sons, Lewis and Jack, are deeply saddened to announce her passing.

In the 2014 independence referendum Westminster politicians said “every Scot will be £1,400 better off every year” if people voted ‘No’. Do you feel £1,400 better off every year since 2014?

There can be no truly sincere or constructive peace talks about the future of Ukraine, without Ukraine present at the negotiating table.

Anas Sarwar’s latest gambit just raises more questions about trust in Labour.

It’s five years since Scotland was dragged out of the EU by the UK Government. The Brexit we didn’t vote for has been an unmitigated disaster.

All of us care about Scotland’s future, and that’s why we want people in Scotland to see tackling child poverty as everybody’s business – as a long-term investment in our future success as a nation.

Read John Swinney’s speech encouraging opposition parties to support a budget that delivers progress, renewal, and hope.

From free tuition to free personal care, we’ve made Scotland a fundamentally fairer country. Labour would take all that away.

After months of defending Sir Keir’s decision to scrap winter fuel payments, Scottish Labour have changed their mind yet again. Austerity Anas’ latest u-turn shows just how few principles Labour has left.

Vital services and charities will be hit by Labour’s latest scheme – it’s time for the Chancellor to come clean on the plot to raise national insurance.

Labour’s disastrous and inexplicable support for Brexit is a blank cheque for decades of chaos.

Since coming into office, the SNP has delivered a raft of progressive, transformational policies – all while majority of people in Scotland pay less tax than elsewhere in the UK.

From his earliest days as Labour leader, Starmer stumbled on policy and backtracked on promises. Here’s every one of Labour’s shameless u-turns.