SNP Call for £16bn NHS Boost at UK Budget The SNP has challenged the Chancellor to deliver a major funding boost of at least £16billion a year for the NHS at
SNP Call for £16bn NHS Boost at UK Budget The SNP has challenged the Chancellor to deliver a major funding boost of at least £16billion a year for the NHS at
SNP Policies Boost Incomes for Most Vulnerable On day three of Challenge Poverty Week, the SNP is highlighting the transformative impact of Scotland’s devolved social security system developed in recent
New Victim Contact Team to be Set Up Victims of crime will receive improved support, advice and information as part of planned reforms to the Victim Notification Scheme (VNS). Under
Increased tax credits, greater help for families, support on energy prices, tax cuts, mortgage relief and more educational and law enforcement staff. Unfortunately, this is not remotely what is being
SNP: Weak Sarwar Chooses Starmer Over Pensioners The UK Government’s decision to introduce means testing for the Winter Fuel Payment must be reversed, according to MSPs. Following a debate as
SNP Concessionary Bus Travel Helping People in Angus This year’s Challenge Poverty Week (7th-13th October) is placing an emphasis on key themes each day, highlighting the injustice of poverty in Scotland
£230,000 for Esk Rivers Project First Minister John Swinney has confirmed that 67 projects will share a total of £14 million in support from the latest round of Marine Fund
Financial Support to Heat Homes Social Security Scotland have started paying Child Winter Heating Payment, an annual automatic payment of £251.50 to help families of disabled children heat their homes.
The Scottish Government policies have had a transformative impact on Angus South. Graeme is raising awareness of the challenges posed by housing poverty, and highlighting the difference made by the
Scotland Leads the UK with 208 Installed Heat Pumps Since January Graeme has welcomed news that 208 heat pumps were installed in homes across Angus since January as Scotland remains