David Mundell MP
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David Mundell MP column: Volunteers, surgery tour and election speculation (opens the original)
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I was delighted to meet with members of the St Ronan’s Wells Support Group and hear more about their work to protect and promote this important part of our local heritage. St Ronan’s Wells is a place with a proud history and a special place in the community. The dedication of local volunteers who give their time and energy to support it is hugely important, and I was grateful for the opportunity to listen to their ideas, concerns and ambitions for its future. During our meeting, we discussed the
David Mundell MP column: Borders General facing 'significant pressure' (opens the original)
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ONE of the happiest moments in the calendar is seeing local pupils get their exam results and I want to congratulate every young person on what they have achieved this year. Behind every grade is months of hard work and perseverance, and that deserves recognition. It’s encouraging to see such strong results across our schools. With 97 per cent of S4 pupils achieving a literacy award, 97 per cent a National 5 English award, 90 per cent a numeracy award and 86 per cent a National 5 award in maths,
David Mundell MP column: BGH inspection and Peebles High School visit (opens the original)
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IT’S ALWAYS reassuring when an independent inspection confirms the people caring for expectant mothers and newborn babies are delivering compassionate, professional and high-quality care. The latest review of maternity services at Borders General Hospital offers plenty of reasons for confidence and everyone involved deserves recognition for creating an environment where families feel supported at one of the most important moments in their lives. The inspectors' positive comments about teamwork,
David Mundell MP column: Starmer, Armed Forces and Tweeddale Citizen of the Year (opens the original)
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KEIR STARMER’S decision to resign marks the end of a pretty underwhelming chapter in British politics. He talked a lot about change, but I often felt he played it too safe and missed chances to take a stronger stand on important issues. His leadership of our country never lived up to the expectations he created and unpopular and damaging policies like cutting the Winter Fuel Allowance for pensioners and increasing National Insurance contributions added to the sense of a prime minister who just d
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