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Inverclyde MSP reacts as Scotland drug deaths rise amid cocaine and nitazenes surge (opens the original)
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Scotland’s drug-related figures, published last week, recorded 1,133 drug-use deaths in 2025 – an 11 per cent increase on the previous year. My condolences go to every family member of someone who has passed. Cocaine was implicated in more than half of all deaths, rising 23 per cent year-on-year, while highly potent synthetic opioids known as nitazenes were linked to more than one in five fatalities. This trend is deeply concerning and reflects the increasingly toxic and unpredictable nature of
Inverclyde MSP welcomes £7.6m fund for children's neurodevelopmental support (opens the original)
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The Scottish Government has announced a £7.6 million investment to strengthen and expand neurodevelopmental support for children, young people and their families across Scotland. The funding, which will be distributed to local authorities, aims to provide more flexible and accessible support tailored to local needs, helping families access assistance when they need it. It forms part of wider work involving the Scottish Government, COSLA, health services, education and third-sector partners to im
Bus fare cap is just one way SNP is easing cost-of-living crisis, says Inverclyde MSP (opens the original)
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For those travelling by bus within the Strathclyde region this week, a single journey would have cost them £2 if they don’t already benefit from free bus travel. This is an SNP manifesto promise kept and delivered. It means that more than 2.6 million Scots can now travel by bus either for £2 or free, making it easier and cheaper for almost half of the population in Scotland to get to work, college, university, medical appointments, the shops, or see their families and friends. This is in additio
SNP's plans will keep lifting children out of poverty in Inverclyde, says MSP (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, the First Minister announced his Programme for Government for 2026-31 – setting out the SNP’s ambitious plans to tackle child poverty, help households with the cost of living, and reform our public services. I spoke in two Programme for Government debates last week, including one focused on the SNP’s plans to eradicate child poverty. The SNP has set out plans to eradicate child poverty in Scotland. (Image: Newsquest) The SNP in government has already made great progress in Scotland.
Labour income tax policy isn't helping people on low incomes, says Inverclyde MSP (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham MP promised to take swift action if he became Prime Minister. And while some positive policies have been announced, including plans to adopt the SNP’s £2 bus cap proposal, he must go further if he really wants to help households with the cost of living. Energy bills are rising for the seventh time under the Labour government, this time by an extra £60 from October 1. This is in addition to new research by the House of Commons Library which reveals millions of workers across the UK a
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