Chamberlain tables two child benefit cap parliamentary motion
Wendy Chamberlain MP for North East Fife, has tabled a Parliamentary motion calling on the Government to remove the two-child limit on social payments in the first Budget.
Wendy Chamberlain MP for North East Fife, has tabled a Parliamentary motion calling on the Government to remove the two-child limit on social payments in the first Budget.
Responding to the publication of the UK Covid Inquiry’s report on resilience and preparedness (Module 1), Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton MSP commented:
Responding to the King’s Speech, Liberal Democrat Scottish Affairs spokesperson Christine Jardine MP said:
Wendy Chamberlain, Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Work and Pensions, has today tabled a Parliamentary motion calling for the new Government to honour the recommendations of the Ombudsman.
Responding to the news that the Scottish government has started a "competitive" process to award a contract to replace CalMac's ageing fleet of small ferries but that up to £14.2m of investment will be delivered to the Ferguson shipyard to “improve produc
Scottish Liberal Democrat communities spokesperson Willie Rennie has today said that Scotland needs good governance not SNP chaos.
"Many of us have long suspected that this unique habitat was probably of world importance - now we know that it most certainly is and has been recognised as such."
“People are waiting an age for treatment but the SNP have poured cold water on essential new NHS buildings all across Scotland."
“Scotland’s education system used to be the envy of the world. However, under this SNP Government, we have witnessed the significant and continuous decline in education standards across the country.
Liberal Democrats are calling for a bold share buyback tax that would incentivise productive business investment, support the transition to net-zero and help raise vital funds for our public services.
Families who remortgaged in 2023 are facing a mortgage bombshell of almost £9bn this year, with commuter belt areas in the Blue Wall hardest hit, new analysis commissioned by the Liberal Democrats has revealed.
For the first time since 1996 the Liberal Democrats won more seats than the Conservatives in the Local Elections.