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SNP BUDGET WILL GIVE SCOTS BEST DEAL IN UK

PAY RISE FOR PUBLIC SECTOR WORKERS AND LOWER TAXES FOR 70% OF SCOTS The Scottish Government’s budget protects low and middle income earners and delivers for public services and public sector workers, SNP MSP for Cunninghame South, Ruth Maguire, has said as Stage 3 of the Budget (Scotland) (No.2) Bill is laid before the Scottish... Continue Reading →

WEEKLY BULLETIN 5TH – 9TH JANUARY

This week, Ruth: Held MSP advice surgeries at Beattie Library in Stevenson and Fullarton Community Centre in Irvine   Joined First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, in debating the centenary of women’s right to vote   Continued detailed scrutiny of the Social Security (Scotland) Bill at Stage 2   Supported Safer Internet Day 2018 and spoke in... Continue Reading →

YOUNG PEOPLE MUST LEAD ON TACKLING ONLINE DANGERS

On Tuesday 6th February, MSPs debated the important issue of encouraging cyber resilience amongst young people. As reported in the Irvine Times this week, so-called ‘sexting’ has led to a substantial rise in the recorded number of sexual assaults across North Ayrshire. And shocking recent figures from the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service of Scotland... Continue Reading →

RUTH JOINS CAMPAIGN TO PROMOTE SAFER INTERNET DAY

CUNNINGHAME SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOLS TO BE REMOVED FROM STRANGER SNAPCHAT SEARCH FOLLOWING SNP PRESSURE SNP MSP for Cunninghame South, Ruth Maguire, has joined the campaign to boost internet safety for young people – after pressure from SNP MSP colleagues, Kevin Stewart and Gillian Martin, led to Snapchat removing primary schools from their search function. Marking... Continue Reading →

WEEKLY BULLETIN 29TH JANUARY – 2ND FEBRUARY

This week, Ruth: Amended the Social Security (Scotland) Bill to enshrine in it the principle of inclusive communication   Held MSP advice surgeries in Kilwinning and Dreghorn   Led focus groups of secondary school students on behalf of Holyrood’s Education Committee   Supported Hijab Awareness Day 2018, supporting a woman’s right to express her religious... Continue Reading →

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