Political parties urged to back NHS investment

SNP MSP Ruth Maguire has called on her political opponents across Cunninghame South to get behind the Scottish Government’s draft budget proposals that commits an extra £729 million for health and care services.   Last month, Finance Secretary Derek Mackay MSP announced plans to increase spending on NHS frontline boards by £430 million – a... Continue Reading →

Tories challenged to back new foxhunting legislation

PARTY URGED TO PUT ANIMAL WELFARE OVER RED FROCK COATS The Scottish Tories have been urged to back new legislation to close potential loopholes in foxhunting laws. In a Holyrood statement on Wednesday, Rural Affairs Minister Mairi Gougeon announced the Scottish Government’s intention to bring forward a bill to implement changes proposed by the recent... Continue Reading →

Step closer to Scottish National investment bank

Ruth Maguire MSP for Cunninghame South, has said SNP plans to establish a Scottish National Investment bank will help transform inclusive growth across Ayrshire. Last month, Finance Secretary Derek Mackay MSP announced plans for an initial investment in the bank of £130 million as part of his draft budget proposals for 2019/20. Subject to regulatory... Continue Reading →

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas!

Ruth's Irvine Herald message, 25 December 2018 I would like to wish everyone a very wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year. This holiday season will be a time for families and friends to get together, and to enjoy a bit of time off work and school. As Christmas approaches, however, many of us may... Continue Reading →

Ruth’s week in the Scottish Parliament (17-20 Dec 2018)

On Tuesday 18 December Ruth attended a Parliamentary Reception promoting the work of Scottish Adoption, which included a screening of the award winning film And Violet. On Wednesday 20 December, Ruth asked Mike Russell, Cabinet Secretary for Government Business and Constitutional Relations, about what funding the Scottish Government has received from Westminster regarding Brexit planning.... Continue Reading →

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