Emma Roddick MSP

Standing Up for Inverness and Nairn

I’m here to help. Whether you’re looking for support, want to raise an issue, or ask about my work, get in touch any time. I’m always glad to hear from constituents.

Emma wears a red blazer and SNP rosette, the river and Inverness Castle behind her.

Trusted Support Resources

I’m always here to help, but you may also find useful links and trusted organisations on these pages for extra support when you need it.

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Local Advice Surgeries

Cost of Living Support

Disability Support

Icon representing cost of living support, showing a hand holding three stylised human figures—one large white figure in the centre and two smaller yellow figures—on a black background with white radiating lines.Trusted Support Resources

I’m always here to help, but you may also find useful links and trusted organisations on these pages for extra support when you need it.

Local Advice Surgeries

Cost of Living Support

Disability Support

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Emma was elected as the MSP for Inverness and Nairn on 8th May 2026, after five years representing the Highlands and Islands.