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  1. Why Annabelle Ewing Opposes the UK’s Online Safety Bill as It StandsAnnabelle Ewing’s objection to the UK Online Safety Bill is rooted in a concern that deserves close attention: protecting people online should not give…
  2. Annabelle Ewing’s Work to Protect the River Forth from PollutionThe River Forth is central to life in Fife, Stirling, Clackmannanshire and Perthshire. Its estuary supports wildlife, fishing, shipping, tourism and…
  3. The SNP’s approach to ending zero-hours contracts in ScotlandZero-hours contracts allow an employer to offer work without guaranteeing a minimum number of hours. They can suit some people who value flexibility, but they…
  4. Annabelle Ewing’s View On The Latest Independence PollingAnnabelle Ewing’s statement on the latest Scottish independence polling places public opinion in context: surveys are important, but they are not a substitute…
  5. How Annabelle Ewing Is Championing Disabled Voters’ RightsAccessible democracy depends on whether every eligible voter can understand the choices, reach the polling place, cast a private ballot and have their voice…
  6. What a Universal Basic Income Pilot Could Mean for ScotlandThe Scottish National Party’s interest in a universal basic income pilot reflects a wider debate about how to reduce poverty, strengthen household security and…
  7. Annabelle Ewing’s plan to support Scotland’s creative industriesScotland’s creative industries are a major part of the country’s cultural identity and economic potential. Film and television, music, publishing, theatre,…
  8. Why Scotland Needs Its Own Immigration PolicyAnnabelle Ewing believes Scotland should have full control over immigration because decisions about who can live and work in the country should reflect…
  9. Annabelle Ewing’s Local Response to Loneliness in Older AgeLoneliness among older people is a community issue with consequences for health, confidence, and everyday independence. It can affect someone living alone, a…
  10. A Scottish Alternative to the Trident Nuclear DeterrentThe SNP’s position on Trident is rooted in Scotland’s opposition to nuclear weapons being stationed at Faslane and Coulport. The party argues that the United…