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Labour’s Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse candidate silent on Starmer’s cuts

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So far, the Labour candidate in the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election has not spoken out against Labour cuts which will harm countless families in the constituency.

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Scots must act now to protect our democracy.

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Scots must act now to protect our democracy and shared values from the rise of the far right.

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Get involved with the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election

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As your SNP candidate for the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election on 5th June 2025, I am determined to continue the hard work of our dear friend and colleague, Christina McKelvie.

Wishaw Golf Club, 55 Cleland Road, Wishaw, ML2 7PH, North Lanarkshire, Scotland
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The McIntyre Dinner 2025

Wishaw Golf Club, 55 Cleland Road, Wishaw, ML2 7PH, North Lanarkshire, Scotland

An event of national importance, as Motherwell & Wishaw branch pay homage to the victor in the SNP’s first ever parliamentary win.

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Scotland is the only UK nation that is reducing child poverty

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The Labour Government are putting more children into poverty. It’s time they changed course and followed Scotland’s lead.

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Scottish taxpayers get the best deal in the UK

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Scottish council tax payers are getting the best deal in the UK – paying on average £737 a year less than they would in Labour-run England, and £627 a year less than they would in Labour-run Wales for a Band D property.

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Christina McKelvie MSP, 1968-2025

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Christina McKelvie’s partner, Keith Brown, along with her sons, Lewis and Jack, are deeply saddened to announce her passing.

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Do you feel £1,400 better off every year since 2014?

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In the 2014 independence referendum Westminster politicians said “every Scot will be £1,400 better off every year” if people voted ‘No’. Do you feel £1,400 better off every year since 2014?