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Graham Leadbitter on Budget Resolutions
Scottish voters were promised change, but instead this Budget delivers a real-terms cut of £650 million to Scotland’s block budget. It treats Scotland as an afterthought, syphons off our energy wealth and fails to protec
Lord Moynihan on Rosebank Oil Field
My Lords, I declare my interests as chair of Amey, Acteon and Buckthorn. The legislation governing the OBR gives it an explicit, legally binding right to access information and seek assistance from government departments
Mr Louie French on Sporting Events Bill [HL] (Second sitting)
Clause 25 will give the Secretary of State, Scottish Ministers and Northern Ireland Departments the power to provide financial assistance for sporting events and connected purposes, such as legacy programmes and social i
Susan Murray on Nuclear Energy: Scotland
I know that there is new pumped hydro storage coming online from Loch Sloy, and other projects are in the pipeline, but we are considering the situation for nuclear. The SNP refuses even to consider the nuclear solution,
Brian Leishman on UK Coach Industry
I say to the hon. Member from the Scottish National party that constituents are constituents. When constituents from Alloa and Grangemouth, in the corresponding Scottish Parliament area, come to me because they have had
Euan Stainbank on UK Coach Industry
It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Turner. I commend my hon. Friend the Member for Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard (Alex Mayer) for securing this debate, and I declare an interest as co-chair of the all-pa
Caroline Nokes on Representation of the People Bill
With this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Government new clause 76—<em>Entering into of regulated transactions under Part 4A of PPERA 2000</em>. Government new clause 77—<em>Procedure for regulation
Caroline Nokes on Representation of the People Bill
With this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Government new clause 76—<em>Entering into of regulated transactions under Part 4A of PPERA 2000</em>. Government new clause 77—<em>Procedure for regulation
The Earl of Kinnoull on Political Party Finance and the Electoral Commission
My Lords, at the core of any western liberal democracy is trust. The citizen must trust the institutions that make up their democracy and the people within those institutions. They must trust also that the oversight arra
Liberal Democrats accepted £3,559.58 from Scottish Parliament.
Liberal Democrats reported accepting £3,559.58 from Scottish Parliament.. Donor status: Public Fund. Type: Public Funds. Accepted 30/06/2026.
Labour Party accepted £21,158.00 from Scottish Parliament
Labour Party reported accepting £21,158.00 from Scottish Parliament. Donor status: Public Fund. Type: Public Funds. Accepted 30/06/2026.
Scottish Green Party accepted £2,702.46 from Scottish Parliament Corporate Body
Scottish Green Party reported accepting £2,702.46 from Scottish Parliament Corporate Body. Donor status: Public Fund. Type: Public Funds. Accepted 15/06/2026.
Liberal Democrats accepted £3,559.58 from Scottish Parliament.
Liberal Democrats reported accepting £3,559.58 from Scottish Parliament.. Donor status: Public Fund. Type: Public Funds. Accepted /Date(1780182000000)/.
Liberal Democrats accepted £3,559.58 from Scottish Parliament.
Liberal Democrats reported accepting £3,559.58 from Scottish Parliament.. Donor status: Public Fund. Type: Public Funds. Accepted /Date(1777503600000)/.
Liberal Democrats accepted £4,816.61 from Scottish Parliament.
Liberal Democrats reported accepting £4,816.61 from Scottish Parliament.. Donor status: Public Fund. Type: Public Funds. Accepted 31/03/2026.
Labour Party accepted £56,216.00 from Scottish Parliament
Labour Party reported accepting £56,216.00 from Scottish Parliament. Donor status: Public Fund. Type: Public Funds. Accepted 31/03/2026.
Liberal Democrats accepted £1,484.71 from Scottish Parliament.
Liberal Democrats reported accepting £1,484.71 from Scottish Parliament.. Donor status: Public Fund. Type: Public Funds. Accepted 31/03/2026.
Scottish Green Party accepted £7,623.09 from Scottish Parliament Corporate Body
Scottish Green Party reported accepting £7,623.09 from Scottish Parliament Corporate Body. Donor status: Public Fund. Type: Public Funds. Accepted 30/03/2026.
Scottish Green Party accepted £2,018.09 from Scottish Parliament Corporate Body
Scottish Green Party reported accepting £2,018.09 from Scottish Parliament Corporate Body. Donor status: Public Fund. Type: Public Funds. Accepted 09/03/2026.
Liberal Democrats accepted £3,445.32 from Scottish Parliament.
Liberal Democrats reported accepting £3,445.32 from Scottish Parliament.. Donor status: Public Fund. Type: Public Funds. Accepted 28/02/2026.