At the recent Dundee City Council budget meeting, the SNP group voted for a report within its budget proposals to axe all the dedicated school buses for Harris Academy, with effect from August 2027.
Two motions were brought to the City Council’s City Governance Committee by the Ferry Ward Councillor Craig Duncan as part of his campaign to save the Bank of Scotland’s Broughty Ferry Branch and Balmossie Fire Station.
The Dundee Liberal Democrat Council Group has today unveiled its alternative budget proposals for 2026/27. These will go before the council’s revenue budget meeting this Thursday – 5th March 2026.
Responding to the Chair of the Scottish Covid Inquiry indicating that it “will not be possible” for the inquiry to start and conclude its remaining hearings in 2026, Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton MSP said:
Wendy Chamberlain, MP for North East Fife, raised the need for trafficking investigations to take place in relation to the abuse by Mohamed Fayed and secured a commitment from the Prime Minister to meet with survivors during Prime Minister’s Questions.
Responding to the news that the Glen Sannox ferry requires £3.2 million in repairs after only one year in service, Scottish Liberal Democrat economy and transport spokesperson Jamie Greene MSP said:
Liberal Democrats are committed to building town centres that inspire pride for generations to come. It is time to stop ignoring the decline of our high streets and breathe new life into them as vibrant hubs for the future.
Learning to drive is a vital life skill. Liberal Democrat members passed a new plan to clear the backlogs, end the rip-offs, and get the next generation moving.
Lib Dems announce plan to replace Treasury with new Department for Growth based in Birmingham