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This page lists only those press releases issued on behalf of
Berwickshire, Roxburgh & Selkirk SNP and/or Paul
Wheelhouse, our prospective parliamentary candidate for the next
Scottish Election. See also letters
submitted to the local media by Paul Wheelhouse.
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30 March 2011 |
SNP candidate Paul Wheelhouse and Scottish
Finance Secretary, John Swinney, welcome Scottish Borders Council's
no compulsory redundancy agreement with unions. |
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29 March 2011 |
SNP candidate for
Ettrick, Roxburgh & Berwickshire, Paul Wheelhouse today (Tuesday)
highlighted both the Tories’ promise to undo the forthcoming
abolition of prescription charges and the Lib Dems’ alliance with
the Tories in their last ditch attempt to halt free prescriptions. |
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1 March 2011 |
Ettrick, Roxburgh and Berwickshire SNP formally adopt Paul
Wheelhouse as their candidate for the forthcoming Scottish
Parliament General Election with Scottish Culture and External
Affairs Minister, Fiona Hyslop MSP, acting as keynote speaker and
proposer of Paul's candidacy.
see also Paul's
speech to members and
guests |
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1 September 2010 |
The Scottish National Party in Ettrick, Roxburgh and Berwickshire
has formally announced the selection of Paul Wheelhouse as
Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for next year’s Scottish
Parliament Election. |
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April 2010 |
Paul Wheelhouse speaks of
how the SNP has set out a vision of a fairer, wealthier, greener
Borders and Scotland and goals for 60,000 renewable energy jobs and
high-speed rail. A Balanced parliament offers Scotland's
greatest opportunity. |
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13 April 2010 |
Speaking after the SNP's
formal national election launch in Edinburgh on Monday, Paul
Wheelhouse highlights why this election is a three horse race. |
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18 January 2010 |
SNP candidate for Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk, Paul
Wheelhouse, has hit out against Labour plans to scrap Attendance
Allowance for nearly 2,700 elderly and disabled people in the
constituency and pushing 1,100 into poverty. |
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18 January 2010 |
Paul Wheelhouse warns that many good causes in the Scottish Borders
could be stripped of the opportunity to apply for Lottery funding if
the Tories get into power. |
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December 2009 |
SNP candidate for Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk, Paul
Wheelhouse hit out at the UK Government after a Sunday newspaper
revealed savage cuts to the Army Cadet Force training budget. |
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10 December 2009 |
SNP Candidate Paul Wheelhouse slams Labour's 'appalling ignorance
over estimated 6,000 threatened tourism workers in Scotland. |
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27 April 2009 |
London-led Parties’ MEPs Vote for North Sea Fishing Free-For-All and
Betray Berwickshire Fishermen - only SNP can be trusted to stand up
for local fishermen |
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12 Feb 2009 |
SNP Candidate Paul Wheelhouse and Christine Grahame MSP hail an
average £234 per annum Council Tax saving for Borders residents and
an average total saving of £570 per household over four years.
Paul and Christine also condemn opposition MSPs for preventing
further savings being introduced by replacing the discredited
Council Tax with a fair Local Income Tax based upon the ability to
pay. |
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23 August 2008 |
Paul Wheelhouse is formally adopted as SNP candidate for the next
Westminster election and decries 40 wasted years in the Borders
under the Lib Dems and Tories |
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28 July 2008 |
SNP in the Borders hail victory by John Mason MP in Glasgow East,
overturning a 13,500 Labour majority, with a 22.5% swing. |
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25 June 2008 |
PPC meets with local councillors, Richard Lochhead MSP and Jack
Clarke to hear of progress on plans to relocate key Auction Mart at
Newtown St Boswells |
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June 2008 |
Paul Wheelhouse highlights international support for Independence as
a means of stimulating growth in the Scottish Financial Services
sector |
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January 2008 |
PPC condemns Westminster for diverting £184 million of lottery cash
from local good causes to fund London 2012 Olympics |
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25 September
2007 |
Announcement of Selection of Paul Wheelhouse as Prospective
Parliamentary Candidate |
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