Get involved with the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election
As your SNP candidate for the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election on 5th June 2025, I am determined to continue the hard work of our dear friend and colleague, Christina McKelvie.
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The First Minister’s challenge to Anas Sarwar on the eve of the Budget
Ahead of Scotland’s Budget, John Swinney challenges Labour’s Anas Sarwar to work with the SNP to secure a future for Grangemouth staff.
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GB Energy & Grangemouth show ‘You can’t trust Labour’
Anas Sarwar’s latest gambit just raises more questions about trust in Labour.
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The First Minister’s open letter to care experienced people
It is five years since Scotland made its Promise, that we, as a nation, will do all that we can to improve how we support care experienced people.
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What has Brexit meant for the people of Scotland?
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.
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Improving Access to Scotland’s NHS: We Can Renew Scotland’s NHS and Help Our Nation Thrive
Renewing Scotland’s NHS with innovation and care to ensure a healthier, thriving nation. Read John Swinney’s speech on our plans to improve access to the NHS.
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We can grow Scotland’s economy and make our nation thrive
Scotland has everything it needs to thrive, but we have to choose this path and commit to it together. Read John Swinney’s speech on our plans for Scotland’s economy.
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Here’s why tackling child poverty matters
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.
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First Minister’s John Swinney’s speech on eradicating child poverty in Scotland
All of us care about Scotland’s future, and that’s why I want people in Scotland to see tackling child poverty as everybody’s business – because there is no greater long-term investment we can make in our future and our success as a nation.
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