Scottish Liberal Democrat health spokesperson Jim Hume MSP today repeated his calls for additional funding and support of child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) across Scotland.

Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Willie Rennie has claimed Nicola Sturgeon has a broken promise the size of Ben Nevis after she again refused to rule out a second referendum whilst on today's leaders debate.

Scottish Liberal Democrat party president Sir Malcolm Bruce has said that the leaders debate on Sunday Politics this afternoon shows that only the Scottish Liberal Democrats have a costed economic plan.

Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Willie Rennie has challenged Nicola Sturgeon to abandon her accelerated pathway to another referendum which she announced at the BBC Leaders Debate in Aberdeen.  

Borders Liberal Democrat Michael Moore today said that as the second full week of general election campaigning draws to a close, only the Liberal Democrats have a fully-costed plan to increase investment in Scotland’s NHS and give doctors and nurses the support they need.

Liberal Democrat deputy leader Sir Malcolm Bruce today said that SNP full fiscal autonomy plans pose a clear and present risk to public services and called on Nicola Sturgeon to set out what she would cut to fund the estimated £7.6 billion spending gap that would hit Scotland in the first year under the SNP’s economic plans.

Scottish Liberal Democrat Business Minister Jo Swinson today said that Labour and SNP economic plans and Tory cuts pose a grave threat to the future funding of the NHS and other public services in Scotland.

Liberal Democrat Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael today warned that working Scots would pay £400 a year more under the SNP's income tax plan than they will under the Liberal Democrats.

On Friday, Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael launched a nationwide weekend of campaigning for the Liberal Democrats in support of the £825 income tax cut that starts on Monday 6^th for working people in Scotland.

Scottish Liberal Democrat party president Sir Malcolm Bruce has warned that the SNP’s plans to borrow £180bn to pay for their promises threatens to wreck NHS funding.