Clare had a joint advice surgery with PI Bob Bryce and PC Tosh McEwan of Lanarkshire Police.

The Scottish Government has announced that the National Concessionary Travel Scheme will be extended to companions of eligible disabled children aged under five, whilst the age of eligibility will not be changed.

MSP Clare Haughey has called on people across Rutherglen and Cambuslang to get involved with the latest series of events to gather views on the proposed bottle deposit return scheme.

Cases of handling of offensive weapons across South Lanarkshire have fallen sharply since the SNP came to power in 2007, latest figures have revealed – proving that the SNP’s approach to crime and justice in the community is working.

Rutherglen MSP Clare Haughey is encouraging constituents to nominate inspiring young people for this year’s Young Scot Awards. The Young Scot Awards is Scotland’s biggest celebration of young people and groups aged 11-26 who have made a difference to the lives of others.

The local WASPI branch have campaigned brilliantly over the last few years against their unfair state pension acceleration. It is great to see a Burnside woman leading the charge, and Anne has been influential in making more people aware of this injustice.

Rutherglen MSP Clare Haughey and Rutherglen Central and North Councillor Janine Calikes met with Flip Out Glasgow on Monday 2nd June to discuss potential opportunities for constituents who lost their jobs suddenly last week when Airspace closed its premises in East Kilbride.

Clare has written to South Lanarkshire Council conveying constituent concerns over nursery places in Newton Farm.

SNP MSP for Rutherglen Clare Haughey has welcomed confirmation of the value of funding from the Scottish Government provided to Clyde Gateway.

Rutherglen MSP Clare Haughey visited Cathkin High on Friday to join in a celebration ceremony which was organised to mark the schools win at the Scottish Schools Senior Shield last month.