Stuart McMillan MSP for Greenock and Inverclyde joined Breast Cancer Now in Holyrood to support the charity’s flagship campaign, wear it pink, which takes place on Friday October 24. The campaign, now in its 24th year, has raised over £43…
SIGNIFICANT REDUCTION IN TOOTH DECAY THANKS TO CHILDSMILE Local SNP MSP Stuart McMillan has welcomed new research showing that children’s dental health in Inverclyde and across Scotland has significantly improved thanks to investment by the SNP Scottish Government in its…
Greenock and Inverclyde SNP MSP Stuart McMillan has welcomed new proposals to improve safety and standards in the non-surgical cosmetic procedures sector – which have been set out by the Scottish Government in its response to a consultation on the…
Stuart McMillan MSP will today (Wednesday 2nd October) use a Members’ Business Debate in Holyrood to discuss the regulation of non-surgical cosmetic procedures, with a focus on Scottish Government’s “vital progress” on addressing the current gaps in regulation. Non-healthcare professionals in…
There are 380 people in Inverclyde living with sight loss, according to newly-published figures – and that figure is expected to soar over the next eight years. The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is predicting that the number…
Stuart McMillan MSP has welcomed news that the Scottish Government is launching a public consultation on the regulation of non-surgical cosmetic procedures, saying “this next step is hugely important and welcome”. This follows campaigning from Mr McMillan for parity of regulation so…
Stuart McMillan MSP has expressed his concern at the number level of drug misuse deaths in Scotland, as the latest statistics showed an increase of 121 deaths last year compared with 2022. For Inverclyde, 26 people died due to drug…
Stuart McMillan MSP has expressed his concern at the number level of drug misuse deaths in Scotland, as the latest statistics showed an increase of 121 deaths last year compared with 2022. For Inverclyde, 26 people died due to drug…
£30 MILLION ADDITIONAL FUNDING ALLOCATED SNP MSP for Greenock and Inverclyde, Stuart McMillan, has welcomed the announcement of £30 million by the SNP Scottish Government to reduce NHS waiting times. It is expected that this funding will significantly increase activity…
Following the changes announced by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) to the GP Out of Hours (GPOOH) service, Stuart McMillan MSP submitted a Freedom Of Information (FOI) request on 4 June regarding the number of people from Inverclyde using…
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