Scotland’s social security system in stark contract to Westminster. New research has found that the SNP’s Scottish Child Payment is contributing to reducing child poverty in Scotland – with one of
Recess Visits Bring Home Impact of Cost Crisis For the first time in a couple of years, the summer parliamentary recess has afforded me the chance to fill my diary
Helping to address these challenges by reducing access barriers to the world of work Graeme recently visited Angus Training Group to discuss the strategic importance of equipping young people with
Seeking Better Public Transport for Angus One of the main constituency issues occupying my time of late has been public transport. To be more accurate, the reliability of such. There
Scottish Parliament passes the bill after Stage 3 debate. The Bill enshrines in law the Scottish Government’s commitment to Scotland being a Good Food Nation, where people from every walk
Delivery at highest rate since 2000-01. More than 50,000 affordable homes have been delivered since the start of the last Parliament, boosting efforts to reduce inequality by providing more warm,
Deprivation gap at a record low. A record proportion of young people from the most deprived communities are going on to ‘positive destinations’ after leaving school. – Graeme 89% of
Bettering the lives of youths and the community. Graeme paid a visit to the C.A.F.E. (Community Alcohol Free Environment) Project to highlight the invaluable service that this charity provides for
Angus paying £1,733 per year on energy bills, making it 52nd most expensive in Great Britain. Households in Angus are paying on average £1,733 per year, making it the 52nd
Preventing, Caring, Curing. In support of Dementia Awareness Week, Graeme visited Alzheimer Scotland’s Angus Dementia Resource Centre to highlight the local support services available for those affected by dementia, and
