Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton MSP has today written to First Minister Humza Yousaf to decline his offer of talks at Bute House and called on Mr Yousaf to tender his resignation as First Minister and call a Scottish Parliamentary Elec
Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton MSP has written to the leaders of the Scottish Green party to ask if they will continue to support the SNP Government’s plans to centralise social care services after the Bute House Agreement collapsed e
Edinburgh West MP Christine Jardine has today re-introduced her Bill to give every British citizen a legal right to support from a British consulate.
Commenting on Scottish Labour’s proposed vote of no confidence in the Scottish Government, Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton said:
Responding to the collapse of the Bute House Agreement between the SNP and Scottish Greens, Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton MSP said:
North East Fife MSP and Scottish Liberal Democrat education spokesperson Willie Rennie has called on Humza Yousaf to apologise for years of cuts to colleges when he addresses the Colleges Scotland conference later today [Wednesday 24th April 2024].
Christine has raised the closure of several local post office and bank closures in parliament and called for better access to these essential services within her local communities, following her debate on access to Post Offices last year.
Christine is working to ensure UK funding to help local councils actually reaches those in Scotland which are having to make cuts, like Edinburgh.
After Humza Yousaf was forced to resign as First Minister at the end of April, Alex was one of the first to call for a Scottish Parliament Election, so that the people could have their say.
Liberal Democrats are calling for meaningful action to reverse the decline in our natural environment.
We will continue to protect the rights of vulnerable people in the UK and around the world against these deplorable Conservative attacks.
In her speech, Wendy called for taxpayer-funded handouts for disgraced former ministers to be scrapped, as analysis reveals £530,000 was paid out in ministerial severance payments over the past year.
