Category Archives: Campaign Emails

The First Minister used her Spring conference speech to declare a climate change emergency and to commit the Scottish Government to taking action to go further than it has already done in this area, if that is what scientific conclusions … Continue reading →

The SNP has been proactive in calling the UK Government to account for its support for the Bahraini Government. This Government has tortured and wrongly imprisoned journalists and their families, all while the UK Government has provided infrastructure funding to … Continue reading →

It is imperative that we work to raise the understanding of autism and other learning disabilities to ensure a higher standard of life for those affected. The SNP has gone a long way to do this. However, as it is … Continue reading →

As stated in our 2017 manifesto, the SNP supports the replacement of First-Past-The-Post with Proportional Representation (PR). Even though the SNP have been successful in First-Past-The-Post elections in recent years, we have a principled belief in proportional representation and will … Continue reading →

The UK Government Civil Service pay guidance does not apply to those working for the Scottish Government, its Agencies or Local Authorities in Scotland who benefit from the Scottish Government promise of a pay increase that reflects the cost of … Continue reading →

Education is fully devolved to Scotland and as such we, the SNP, do not get involved in English issues in the House of Commons. I do however, share your view that relationship and sex education is essential to fostering respect … Continue reading →

Scotland did not vote for Brexit or the mess the UK Government has gotten us in to. Theresa May’s and her party’s disastrous approach to Brexit has led to a rise in food insecurity. Dominic Raab, the former Brexit secretary … Continue reading →

It is extraordinary that in this day and age women are still having to shell out more than men for the same products – also known as the “Pink Tax”. The Gender-Based Pricing (Prohibition) Bill aims to prohibit the differential … Continue reading →