Rachael Hamilton MSP
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Rachael Hamilton MSP: Swinney is 'distracted' by his 'obsession' with independence (opens the original)
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WHEN I speak to local residents in the Borders, they don't expect politicians to perform miracles or even achieve unrealistic results. All that people really want is for politicians to prioritise the most important issues that impact all of our daily lives. They want to see MSPs and MPs putting all their attention and energy onto the key things that can make the Borders, Scotland and the whole UK better. They want representatives to focus on keeping bills down, growing the economy, improving our
Rachael Hamilton MSP: The 'danger' of scrapping NHS Borders (opens the original)
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JOHN SWINNEY'S decision to abolish NHS Borders and reduce the number of health boards across Scotland seems to be a desperate bid to fix deep-rooted problems that have developed in our healthcare system over the last two decades of SNP rule. On their watch, waiting lists are far too long, patients struggle to get GP appointments and our A&E departments are under enormous pressure, with ambulances often left waiting outside hospitals for hours. The SNP should not use reorganisation as a sticking
Rachael Hamilton MSP: Borders businesses facing 'unfair' rates rises (opens the original)
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BUSINESSES across the Borders are facing enough pressure without being hit with unfair tax increases, yet that is the situation many enterprises are in. I have been raising concerns about the SNP Government’s business rates revaluation process, which has left some local businesses facing significantly higher bills. At a time when small companies are already dealing with rising costs and a challenging economic environment, this is the last thing they need. I have asked the SNP Government to meet
Rachael Hamilton MSP: Celebrating Border Union and Duns Show (opens the original)
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HERE in the Borders, we're lucky to have some of the best agricultural shows in the whole country. Over the past few weeks, it has been a pleasure to attend both the Border Union Show in Kelso and the Duns Show. Once again, it was clear why people in our rural communities look forward to these events so much. They are wonderful days out for families, bringing together people from towns, villages and farming communities to celebrate the very best of the Borders. Whether you come to see the livest
Rachael Hamilton MSP: 'Common sense' prevails as Labour U-turn (opens the original)
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I WAS delighted to see the UK Labour government reverse its plans to scrap the hourly payments made to Coastguard rescue officers. These dedicated volunteers give up their time to respond to emergencies in all weathers. The modest payments they receive recognise the time they give up from work and family life to attend call-outs and training. The original proposals would have risked driving experienced volunteers away from the service at a time when recruitment and retention are already challeng
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