the SNP

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.

This wasn’t a budget for “Change”. It’s a know-your-place Budget for low-paid workers, small businesses, families, pensioners, and for Scotland.

Meaningful investment is needed to boost the NHS, put money back into people’s pockets, and deliver strong economic growth after years of Westminster decline.

Read in full the official comments by John Swinney, SNP leader and First Minister of Scotland, on the death of Alex Salmond.

Ireland’s budget shows up the stark difference between a bright, independent future in Europe and more misery under Westminster’s thumb. There’s no contest which future is best for Scotland.

Starmer and Sarwar put their credibility on the line to get them elected. Now we can reveal the Scottish Labour MPs who called on the Tories to help pensioners in winter – before voting to strip them of their allowance as soon as they reached the Commons.

Anas Sarwar’s MPs don’t listen to him and his boss ignores his views. Labour’s Scottish branch is being seen for what it really is – a fraud.

“Read my lips – no austerity under Labour” said Scottish Labour’s boss Anas Sarwar. As the first key vote looms, will Labour MPs stand up for Scotland or Sir Keir Starmer?

SNP Conference kicks off this weekend – here’s all you need to know about following the Conference online and keeping up to date with the latest developments.

“Read my lips” Anas Sarwar said when he denied Labour austerity. But Westminster spending cuts will ravage Scotland’s budget … and Labour will be responsible.

Here’s all you need to know about how the SNP is building a more sustainable future for all of us to look forward to.

The SNP is delivering growth and economic success – while Westminster is poised to revert to basics and cut to the bone.

The Scottish Government is leading the way; delivering on people’s priorities and powering ahead with the change Scotland needs.

Britain’s sluggish economy is the legacy of Westminster’s recklessly hard Brexit. Scotland can do so much better.

From voting down attempts to reduce child poverty to embracing Tory austerity policies, it’s clear Labour won’t bring the change that was promised.

This Labour government is pushing thousands of children into poverty. It’s time for Scotland’s Labour MPs to decide – do their loyalties lie with Keir Starmer or the people of Scotland?

Labour has shown that for Sir Keir’ Starmer’s government, the scourge of child poverty simply isn’t a priority. For the SNP, tackling it is one of our driving missions.

The SNP understands the challenges facing Scotland’s largest city – while Labour takes Glasgow for granted, we’re knuckling down to deliver.

Labour’s leadership in Scotland has backed plans for privatisation – and suggested similar plans should be extended to Scotland.

From free tuition to public service reform to the game-changing Scottish Child Payment, the SNP has changed Scotland for the better. Let’s carry on with the progress we’ve made together.

This election has made it clearer than ever that our precious NHS isn’t safe in the hands of Westminster – whether it’s Labour or the Tories.

A strong team of SNP MPs will put forward plans for a social tariff to drive down energy, broadband and mobile bills for the most hard pressed consumers – delivering discounted bills for people who are on a low income, disabled or elderly.