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- Why the SNP Opposes Austerity: Annabelle Ewing’s ExplanationFor Annabelle Ewing, the debate over austerity is about more than reducing public spending. It is about the choices governments make when managing the economy,…
- Annabelle Ewing And Youth Voices In Ochil And South PerthshireYoung people in Ochil and South Perthshire bring distinct experiences of education, work, housing, transport and community life. For a constituency that…
- Local democracy and Annabelle Ewing’s vision for OchilLocal democracy gives people a direct voice in the decisions that shape everyday life. From the future of local schools and public transport to support for…
- How Annabelle Ewing Is Helping To Tackle Fuel PovertyFuel poverty affects whether households can heat their homes, cook meals and stay well through Scotland’s colder months. Rising energy prices, poorly insulated…
- Annabelle Ewing’s Work to Promote Gender Equality in PoliticsGender equality in politics is central to building a democracy that reflects the people it serves. For Annabelle Ewing, this means supporting women’s…
- A Fairer Tax Future For ScotlandScotland needs a tax system that asks people to contribute according to their ability while protecting household incomes and funding the services on which…
- A First-Time Voter’s Guide To Ochil And South PerthshireVoting for the first time is an opportunity to take part in decisions that affect everyday life, from household finances and public services to local transport…
- A Look Back at Annabelle Ewing’s First Election CampaignAnnabelle Ewing’s first parliamentary campaign was shaped by a clear political purpose: making Scotland’s case more directly and giving voters an alternative…
- Annabelle Ewing and Scotland’s constitutional futureThe Scottish Parliament is more than a place where devolved laws are debated. It is the central democratic institution through which people in Scotland shape…
- Why the SNP Is Demanding a Second Independence ReferendumThe SNP’s case for another Scottish independence referendum rests on a straightforward democratic argument: Scotland’s constitutional future should be decided…