Stuart McMillan, SNP MSP for Greenock and Inverclyde, has welcomed new figures for Scotland’s housing market which show that 500 homes were completed in Inverclyde in 2022 New analysis has shown that 2022/23 was a positive year for housing completions…
Stuart McMillan MSP has welcomed ScotRail’s new timetable which includes additional peak time services and a half-hourly service provided on the Wemyss Bay route for the first time – which the local SNP MSP has long campaigned for. Other key…
The SNP MSP for Greenock and Inverclyde has welcomed an additional £2 million of Scottish Government funding for Rape Crisis Scotland and Scottish Women’s Aid – saying it will ensure that more sexual assault survivors and victims of domestic abuse…
The Scottish Government have published their analysis of the responses received to their recent consultation on the potential future licensing of a range of animal-related activities – which shows there is overwhelming public support for regulation to be introduced. According…
With both the SNP and Labour groups at Inverclyde Council publishing their budget proposals yesterday, Greenock and Inverclyde MSP Stuart McMillan is accusing Labour of playing games with people’s finances during a cost of living crisis. The local Labour group,…
For the second year in a row, Inverclyde’s Labour councillors have ignored Stuart McMillan MSP’s concerns for his vulnerable constituents and are pushing ahead with their political stunt outside his office. Last year, Councillor Francesca Brennan ignored Stuart’s plea for…
Greenock and Inverclyde MSP Stuart McMillan has welcomed the announcement of further investment into the trunk road network that runs through the heart of his constituency – after raising the issue in the Scottish Parliament. Stuart has regular meetings with…
Stuart McMillan MSP has welcomed the news that Scotland’s green energy sector delivered more electricity than the country used for first time. New statistics show that renewable technologies generated the equivalent of 113% of Scotland’s overall electricity consumption in 2022…
Today, the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Finance and the Economy, Shona Robison MSP, set out Scotland’s budget for 2024-25 – against a backdrop of the most challenging fiscal landscape faced by any Scottish Government because of economically…
SNP MSP for Greenock and Inverclyde has said recent Tory plans to curb migration will be “disastrous” for businesses and public services, like our NHS and care sector, in Inverclyde. This week, the Tory government at Westminster announced stricter regulations on people from outside the UK coming…
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