Join Party Leader John Swinney and your fellow members for a fantastic evening of good food, entertainment and celebration at the SNPs St Andrew’s Awards Dinner on Friday 21st November at Glasgow’s ...

Leading this Party is a great privilege – one enjoyed by just a few people in our history. Earlier this year we lost one of our past leaders – a true giant of our movement. Gordon Wilson had the good ...

The full text of the draft resolution unanimously agreed by the NEC is appended: Context for the Special Democracy Conference: This Conference has been called by the National Executive Committee ...

Friends, it is great to join you today here in Perth – a city at the heart of Scotland in every sense. A City that will soon have its very heart the Stone of Destiny, rightfully returned to Perthshire ...

From the Scottish Child Payment to world-leading climate targets, free bus travel and the Baby Box, the SNP under Nicola Sturgeon’s leadership has taken bold steps to build a fairer, greener and more ...

Earlier today, the Supreme Court delivered its judgment on the Lord Advocate’s reference, seeking clarity on whether or not the Scotland Act 1998 allows the Scottish Parliament to legislate for a ...

Neil Gray is the MSP for Airdrie and Shotts, first elected in the 2021 Scottish Parliament election. Prior to that, he served as the MP at Westminster for the same constituency. In March 2023, he ...

Today, I will set out the Government’s programme for the year ahead – and our priorities for the duration of this parliament – as we implement the manifesto we were re-elected on in May, and our ...

Welcome to the launch of the SNP manifesto for the 2021 Scottish Parliament election. This election is taking place in the most serious of times. How people vote on May 6 will determine who will be ...

The First Minister, Humza Yousaf, has launched Scotland’s Programme for Government 2023-24. The document lays out the Scottish Government’s priorities for the year ahead, with our plans focused around ...

I have just concluded my 286th – and final – session of First Minister’s Questions, and this is the final statement I will make in the chamber as First Minister. No matter what I do in future, nothing ...

That’s because, in this corner of our planet, a debate about constitutional change was being conducted peacefully and democratically, with both sides committed to respecting the result. In a world all ...