Lib Dems make final pitch to Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse voters

Scottish Liberal Democrat candidate for Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse, Aisha Mir has made her final pitch to voters, pledging a vision of a Scotland that is back to its best.

Aisha Mir is a businesswoman, Children's Panel member and carer who has also served as the party’s spokesperson for human rights and older people.

She has been active in a number of projects & campaigns supporting unpaid carers, welfare for the elderly, human rights, diversity and inequality.

Aisha Mir, Scottish Liberal Democrat candidate for Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse, said:

“For too many people, it feels like nothing works anymore.

“The SNP have failed Scotland for eighteen years. The Conservatives are lurching to extremes. Labour are already letting people down. Reform have no real solutions.

“I’m in politics to get things done. I want to be a hard working local champion who will put your priorities first.

“Only the Scottish Liberal Democrats are offering you a vision of a Scotland that is back to its best.

“A Scotland where people can see a GP and an NHS dentist in good time.

“A Scotland that once again gives our children a world-class education.

“A Scotland with a growing economy and growing businesses, where the government looks after your money and works with our neighbours.  

“Vote Scottish Liberal Democrat for a candidate who is focused on what really matters to you.”

Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton MSP said:

“Last year, Liberal Democrats had our best result for a hundred years, defeating the SNP in huge swathes of Scotland and overtaking the Scottish Conservatives too.

“We have a record of winning and momentum behind us.

“In Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse voters have a chance to back a local champion who will speak up for residents on the issues that matter most, like swift access to local healthcare.

“At next year’s Scottish election, every voter will have a chance to elect a Scottish Liberal Democrat local champion to represent their region.”