Grangemouth, Energy and Scotland’s Future
Westminster’s energy policy and economic decisions are holding Scotland back, while SNP leadership and the case for independence offer a clear route to lower costs, stronger industry and a fairer future.
Westminster’s energy policy and economic decisions are holding Scotland back, while SNP leadership and the case for independence offer a clear route to lower costs, stronger industry and a fairer future.
Martyn Day thanks Falkirk East & Linlithgow SNP activists for thousands of doorstep conversations, tens of thousands of leaflets delivered and successful events. As campaigning pauses for Christmas, he praises their dedication and looks ahead to winning the seat, electing an SNP Government and advancing independence in 2026.
A huge thank you to our amazing Falkirk East & Linlithgow SNP team! Read Post »
The UK’s betrayal of workers at Grangemouth is unforgivable. But we said we’d do everything we could to back the community — and SNP is delivering. We’re allocating £8.5 million to support up to 460 new jobs in biotech and renewables at Grangemouth, proving that a long-term industrial future for the area is absolutely achievable.
Backing Grangemouth with Real Investment, Not Empty Promises Read Post »
Scotland can use its own energy wealth to cut bills, strengthen communities, and rebuild the economy—but only if we take back control from Westminster and put Scotland’s energy in Scotland’s hands.
SNP plans to use Scotland’s Energy for the benefit of Scotland’s people Read Post »
The SNP Government in Scotland is supporting the economy by providing £729 million in non-domestic rates relief to 150,090 businesses, charities, and organizations, which includes the Small Business Bonus Scheme offering up to 100% relief,
Record Rates Relief: SNP Delivering for Scotland’s Economy Read Post »
Scotland is energy rich, yet has some of the highest energy bills in Europe.
It’s time for a fresh start with lower energy bills.
The SNP Government has already spent £2,908,066 this year protecting households in West Lothian and Falkirk from the bedroom tax that Westminster still refuses to scrap.
Westminster’s broken promises and power grabs show why Scotland needs a fresh start with independence.
Since rollout, families in Falkirk have received 85,780 payments worth £6,208,520, while families in West Lothian have received 105,750 payments totalling £7,663,168. Across Scotland, more than 2.8 million payments have been made, with support now exceeding £207 million.
BEST START GRANT and BEST START FOODS: SNP support for families Read Post »
John Swinney said electing Martyn Day next May is ‘absolutely crucial’ to securing Scotland’s future and advancing independence.
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First Minister John Swinney endorses Martyn Day for Falkirk East and Linlithgow Read Post »