Change is what we do
Scottish Labour Party Conference, Aviemore, April 2008.
Click link below to view Wendy’s Pamphlet:
200828/03
200713/12
The Case For Union (FT Article)
May 2007 marks the 300th anniversary of the Union and coincides with the Scottish Parliament elections at which the SNP will advocate ending that Union; a position that would trade significant union benefits for an irrationaa risky gamble on volatile oil revenues.
200730/11
A New Agenda for Scotland
A Keynote Lecture on a Future Vision for Scotland at the University of Edinburgh, Friday 30th November, 2007:
200730/07
There’s Plenty For the Children to Do During the School Holidays
Keeping the kids amused over the summer holidays is one of toughest challenges facing parents in Renfrewshire at this time of year. Forking out for holidays, treats and entertainment leaves many mums and dads feeling the pinch in the summer months.
200718/06
Fight Must Go On to Revitalise Our Town
The redevelopment of Paisley town centre is an issue many local people feel strongly about.
Paisley deserves a modern town centre with new shops, dining, leisure facilities and homes.
200704/06
It’s Great to be Back in Business and Continue the Renfrewshire Revival
With the excitement of the election over, it’s been great getting back to business in the Scottish Parliament again.
Being re-elected as your MSP for Paisley North is a tremendous honour.
200712/03
Cracking Down on Crime
This week I met with the Lord Advocate, the Procurator Fiscal and local senior police officers in Paisley to discuss progress on combating crime. Renfrewshire residents are set to benefit from a major overhaul of criminal justice agencies.
200706/03
Response to Prof Hughes Hallet (Herald Letter)
Prof Andrew Hughes-Hallet, on Thursday 1st March, reflected on Scotland’s fiscal position since his departure. His recognition that “the best we can do is estimate the deficit on the basis of estimates of revenues expenditures made in the General Expenditures and Revenues (GERS) framework” is welcome, and in line with the findings of a recent Finance Committee evidence session.
200701/03
Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce Speech
Perhaps my gratitude tonight should be reserved for those of you who have forked out £1000 a table –
On my calculations that works out at around £1 a word. So if you wonder why I talk rather quickly – it is only because I value your money.
200701/03
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Globalisation is biggest the economic challenge of our age. Competition is increasingly not simply from “down the road” but from “across the globe”.
And faced with this enormous challenge the Scottish economy is picking up the pace. And it is not just the record profits of Scotland’s big banks I am thinking of.
