On Wednesday 15th November, I was given the opportunity to take part in a debate on Personal and Social Education (PSE). My speech highlighted some of the great work of schools in my constituency – like Trinity and Cathkin – whose teaching of PSE is an example to be followed.
In light of the alleged mis-selling of energy efficiency products by Cambuslang-based HELMS, I've launched a new Cross Party Group at the Scottish to protect consumers of energy efficiency and renewables’ products.
Clare Haughey visited Camglen Buddies to hear about the tremendous work they are doing in Rutherglen and Cambuslang.
Clare used her column in the Rutherglen Reformer to talk about menopause in the workplace.
I welcome the Supreme Court ruling that the Scottish Government's minimum alcohol pricing policy is legal.
Clare welcomes the news that Calderside Academy in Blantyre was awarded over €2000 in Erasmus funding.
UK Steel has warned that if the Tories continue to pursue a hard Brexit, then our steel sector could be severely affected.
I took part in General Questions welcoming the UK Government - who is now following the Scottish Government’s lead - in announcing that a national workforce plan will be developed for NHS England.
Recent reports have shown that Scottish people are growing increasingly concerned about the cost of food due to Brexit.
Clare welcomes the latest round of Central Scotland Green Network funding.
Clare Haughey MSP 