On the 28th February, the Lord Advocate appeared to the chamber of the Scottish Parliament to answer questions on the Scottish Government's EU Continuity Bill - which will protect Scotland's laws during the Brexit process.
CLARE’S COLUMN IN THE RUTHERGLEN REFORMER
Clare used her column for this week's paper (28th Feb) to outline how the SNP Scottish Government will benefit her Rutherglen constituency.
MSP RECEIVES ASSURANCES FROM COUNCIL REGARDING “DANGEROUS” SNAPCHAT FACILITY
Rutherglen MSP Clare Haughey has received written assurances from South Lanarkshire Council regarding a feature on the social media app Snapchat which allows strangers to view posted videos from within schools.
MORE YOUNG PEOPLE SETTING UP FOR SUCCESS AFTER SCHOOL
School leavers in South Lanarkshire continue to go on to positive destinations after finishing secondary school – with the latest figures showing 95.8% of youngsters going into further or higher education, employment or training three months after leaving school.
MSP RAISES 2 SISTERS PROPOSED CLOSURE AT SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT
Rutherglen MSP Clare Haughey last week (22nd February) highlighted the proposed closure of the 2 Sisters poultry plant at Holyrood.
DEBATE ON SCOTLAND’S POPULATION NEEDS AND MIGRATION POLICY
Last week at Parliament (22nd February), I took part in a debate on Scotland's population needs.
GENERAL QUESTION ON THE PROPOSED CLOSURE OF 2 SISTERS, CAMBUSLANG
On the 22nd February, Clare sought assurances from the Scottish Government to leave no stone unturned in finding a positive resolution for the 2 Sisters plant in Cambuslang.
CLARE’S COLUMN IN THE HAMILTON ADVERTISER
I used my column for this week's paper (22nd Feb) to give an update on my campaign on helping constituents who have allegedly been mis-sold solar panels.
RUTHERGLEN POLITICIANS WRITE TO SCOTTISH WATER REGARDING TRAFFIC DISRUPTION
Rutherglen MSP Clare Haughey and Rutherglen Central and North Councillor Janine Calikes have written to Scottish Water to express their disappointment with an alleged U-turn by the organisation in funding bus services.
FIXED ODDS BETTING TERMINALS COSTS SOUTH LANARKSHIRE £10 MILLION PER YEAR
Rutherglen MSP Clare Haughey has warned constituents of the dangers of using fixed-odds betting terminals after figures released highlights their impact across South Lanarkshire. The machines, often dubbed the crack cocaine of gambling, allow players to stake up to £500 per minute on computer versions of games including poker, roulette, and blackjack.
Clare Haughey MSP 