HeyJaredMartin McCluskey MP
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Inverclyde MP on constituency visits, Royal Mail delays and bereavement leave (opens the original)
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Parliament has been in recess this week as party conference season gets under way, which has given me the chance to spend more time back home in the constituency, getting out and about meeting local businesses, organisations and constituents. I started the week with a visit to Swan Grace Pilates in Greenock. Swan Grace is one of a number of new businesses that have opened in the town over the past few years, and it was great to see another local business going from strength to strength. Sobia an
Military has a big part to play in Inverclyde's future as well as its past, says MP (opens the original)
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It was a privilege last week to watch the Royal Regiment of Scotland receive the Freedom of Inverclyde. The ceremony made me reflect on the longstanding connections our area has with the armed forces and defence. I recently spent some time with members of the Inverclyde Veterans Network at their Hub on Cathcart Street, where I also had the opportunity to speak with SSAFA Scotland, the Armed Forces charity, which provides vital support to serving personnel, veterans and their families. I greatly
Inverclyde MP sets out his position as assisted dying bill returns to Commons (opens the original)
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On Friday, the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill will be presented in the House of Commons for its Second Reading of this Parliamentary session. You may be aware that I voted against the Bill at both Second and Third Reading in the last session (2024-26) and, on Friday, will do so again. When the House of Commons voted on the Bill at Second Reading in November 2024, I voted against because I thought the Bill was inadequate and lacked sufficient safeguards. I was not convinced that the pro
Prime Minister's plans are in sharp contrast to SNP's approach, says Inverclyde MP (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, Parliament returned after the summer recess and Andy Burnham addressed the House of Commons as Prime Minister for the first time. In his three hours taking questions in the Commons chamber, he set out the Government’s priorities. Top among them is dealing with the affordability crisis and keeping more money in people’s pockets right here, right now. During the summer recess, the Government kick started this ambition by slashing VAT on domestic energy from October and helping put an e
UK Government is making real progress while SNP fails to deliver, says Inverclyde MP (opens the original)
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THIS is my last summer recess column for the Greenock Telegraph ahead of Parliament returning on Tuesday. It has been an incredibly eventful recess, and I want to use this column to take stock of what the last few months have entailed, and what is still to come. Last month, Andy Burnham became the UK’s Prime Minister and leader of the Labour Party. With him, he brings fresh perspectives and ideas. Within days of taking office, he was already delivering for people across the UK This included a ta
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