Disability Cut
Martyn Day, SNP Candidate for Linlithgow and East Falkirk, has hit out at Sir Kiers Labour MPs — for backing cuts to vital support for sick and disabled people.
Candidate
Betrayed
Barely a year after the General Election its pretty clear from the doorsteps of Falkirk East and Linlithgow that nobody who voted Labour last year was voting for a continuation of Tory policies. Real change will only come with independence.
Curry Awards
SNP Candidate Martyn Day was honoured to be the guest speaker at Scotland’s first-ever Sustainable Curry Awards — a pioneering event recognising restaurants and suppliers who are leading the way in environmentally conscious food practices.
Child Poverty Reduction
Figures from The Big Issue show that 21,000 fewer children are living in poverty in Scotland compared to 2017 — a 12% reduction under the SNP.
Meanwhile, in England and Wales, child poverty has risen by 15%, with 320,000 more children affected.
One year of Labour
Short Changed – After just one year in office, Keir Starmer’s Labour government has delivered broken promises, damaging cuts, and confusion — particularly for disabled people now left in limbo.
Campaign Launch
Our Campaign Is Underway – Let’s Get to Work
We’ve had a fantastic start to our campaign to elect Martyn Day as the SNP MSP for the new Falkirk East and Linlithgow constituency.
Future of Scotland
Honesty is out of fashion in UK politics — and the days of devolution are numbered. People across Scotland are right to question a system that feels increasingly out of touch. Too many promises have been broken. Change is pledged, but rarely delivered.
SNP Campaign Underway
The campaign for a strong SNP government and a pro-independence majority at Holyrood is now in full swing — and our teams are already out working hard across the new Falkirk East and Linlithgow constituency.
Martyn Day selected as SNP candidate
Scottish National Party members have backed Martyn Day who has been selected to stand as the SNP candidate for the Falkirk East and Linlithgow constituency in the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections.
