I took part in a debate at Parliament on diabulimia. Diabulimia, a term coined to represent diabetic bulimia, is an eating disorder that affects people with type 1 diabetes, whereby the person affected regularly and deliberately reduces the amount of insulin they take to reduce their weight and alter their body shape.
Brexit is going to bring untold problems to many sectors of work. I met with the Musicians' Union to hear about how the UK's withdrawal from the EU will impact on artists and performers.
Cuningar Loop in my constituency won a prestigious award at the Saltire Civil Engineering Awards. I submitted a motion to Parliament congratulating all involved in making the park the asset that it is.
My SNP colleague, Stewart McDonald MP, is bringing forward a Private Member's Bill at Westminster to ban unpaid trial shifts.
The SNP Scottish Government have committed to doubling free childcare entitlement to 1140 hours from August 2020.
Clare had the opportunity to speak in the debate on the Scottish Government's Programme for Government.
People with dementia are individuals first and foremost, and their care should take into account their unique personal circumstances, needs and wishes, as well as the needs of their family and carers.
I spoke in the Scottish Parliament's debate to mark Motor Neurone Disease Awareness Day and used the opportunity to underline that we in Scotland should get behind clinical trials and look to provide a dignified support system to those with the condition.
I had the opportunity to speak in a debate on the mis-selling of the Green Deal by certain companies in my constituency and across Scotland.
Clare has become an IWF Champion, and this role means that she supports the work that the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) does to remove child sexual abuse imagery from across the internet.
Clare Haughey MSP 