Slashing train fares for passengers in Angus Graeme has welcomed news that peak-time rail fares will be scrapped on ScotRail services for six months from October. On Tuesday, First Minister
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If life in general can throw up the unexpected then it can be so much more the case in political life. The decision of Nicola Sturgeon to step down as
Increasing understanding and acceptance of autism. Graeme recently visited the Dundee and Angus Branch of the National Autistic Society Scotland at their new premises on Lindsay Street in Arbroath, to
Scottish Government Helping Boost Local Provision The SNP Government and COSLA have agreed £50 million in funding to local authorities over the next three years for the refurbishment of children’s
Calling Out Misogyny I admit it, I’m a bit of a dinosaur. I don’t have Tik Tok. And whilst I do technically have an MSP Twitter account, it is operated
Unlocking Potential Graeme Dey marked this year’s Scottish Apprenticeship Week last week with a visit to Dundee & Angus College’s Arbroath Campus. There he met with young people undertaking Foundation
Game-changing Benefit Vital Amid Tory Cost-of-Living Crisis New figures show that a total of £3,211,140 has been paid out in Scottish Child Payments to families in Angus since the devolved
Supporting Disabled Young People Much of my time in Parliament at the moment is being taken up with the work of the Education, Children and Young People Committee in scrutinising
Shortage of Volunteers Has Devastating Impact A charity that supports blind and deaf people in Dundee and Angus has issued a plea for volunteer drivers, amid fears a current shortage
An inclusive initiative allowing elderly and disabled people to experience Scotland’s natural beauty Graeme recently visited the Monifieth Chapter of Cycling Without Age Scotland to showcase the unique initiative that
