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    Emma Roddick MSP urges people across the Highlands & Islands to shop local this winter.

    Categories: News▪Tags: Economy, local business▪

    SNP MSP Emma Roddick is urging people across the Highlands & Islands to shop local this Winter, ahead of tomorrow’s [Saturday 3rd December] Small Business Saturday. Ms Roddick has stressed that the pressures facing small businesses over the last few years means that there has never been a more important time to shop local whenever [...]

  • Emma Roddick MSP standing on Nairn railway station bridge with buildings and trees in the background, wearing a light-coloured coat.

    I have written to the new Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, urging him to reconsider his plans to scrap the previously proposed freeze on alcohol duty.

    Categories: News▪Tags: Economy, independence▪

    Rt. Hon. Jeremy Hunt MP Chancellor of the Exchequer 1 Horse Guards Road London SW1A 2HQ 31st October 2022 Dear Jeremy, Congratulations on your appointment as Chancellor of the Exchequer. You need no reminding that you take up your new responsibilities amid the most challenging times for the Scottish economy - including our vital food and drink sector. [...]

  • Emma Roddick MSP standing on Nairn railway station bridge with buildings and trees in the background, wearing a light-coloured coat.

    Emma Roddick welcomes Scottish Government rejection of tax cuts for richest

    Categories: News▪Tags: cost of living, Economy▪

    Emma speaking in Scottish Parliament 29-09-2022 Emma Roddick MSP has welcomed today the Scottish Government rejecting the approach taken by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in delivering tax cuts aimed overwhelmingly at the richest in society. In a question to the Scottish Government regarding the Chancellor’s mini budget, Ms Roddick highlighted the view of the [...]

  • Emma Roddick MSP standing on Nairn railway station bridge with buildings and trees in the background, wearing a light-coloured coat.

    MSP marks Victorian Market opening in Scottish Parliament

    Categories: News Releases▪Tags: Economy, inverness, local business▪

    SNP MSP Emma Roddick has marked the reopening of the Victorian Market Hall, due on the 14th of September, in the Scottish Parliament, with a motion noting the award-winning status of already-announced tenants Bad Girl Bakery and the Malt Room. She said: “The refurbishment has been a long time coming, and so much has happened [...]

  • Emma Roddick MSP standing on Nairn railway station bridge with buildings and trees in the background, wearing a light-coloured coat.

    Emma Roddick MSP visits Glenmorangie Distillery

    Categories: News Releases▪Tags: Economy, highlands, local business▪

    Emma visiting the springs from which Glenmorangie distillery gets its water As part of her summer recess tour, Highlands and Islands MSP Emma Roddick recently visited the Glenmorangie Distillery. Located in Tain, the distillery has been crafting single malt whisky since 1843. Recently installing a new solar array at their botting plan in Livingston, the [...]

  • Emma Roddick MSP standing on Nairn railway station bridge with buildings and trees in the background, wearing a light-coloured coat.

    SNP MSP attends 2022 Black Isle Show as the event returns for the first time since 2019

    Categories: News Releases▪Tags: Economy, farming, highlands, rural communities▪

    Emma Roddick MSP visited the Black Isle Show which took place on the 3rd and 4th of August. The event, organised by the Black Isle Farmers’ Society, returned for the first time since the outbreak of the coronavirus and saw visitors come together to enjoy a wide variety of entertainment. Roddick visited a number of [...]

  • Emma Roddick MSP standing on Nairn railway station bridge with buildings and trees in the background, wearing a light-coloured coat.

    Roddick: greater funding for islands is an opportunity for economic autonomy

    Categories: News▪Tags: Economy, independence, islands, sustainability▪

    Emma Roddick MSP SNP MSP Emma Roddick has praised Scottish Government work on the Island Communities Fund, noting that it poses a real opportunity for Scotland’s islands to become more economically sustainable and self-sufficient as the country recovers from the coronavirus pandemic. Commenting, Roddick said: “This is a time of change on Scotland’s islands. While [...]

  • Emma Roddick MSP standing on Nairn railway station bridge with buildings and trees in the background, wearing a light-coloured coat.

    Roddick: Freeport plans may affect other ports; must remain under scrutiny

    Categories: News Releases▪Tags: Economy, highlands, sustainability▪

    Speaking in the Scottish Parliament, SNP MSP Emma Roddick highlighted the concerns of Scottish ports not in the running to become ‘green freeports’ under joint Scottish-UK Government plans and insisted on the importance of continuing to scrutinise the plans going forward. Commenting, Roddick said: “It is crucial that none of our ports are forgotten as [...]

  • Emma Roddick MSP standing on Nairn railway station bridge with buildings and trees in the background, wearing a light-coloured coat.

    Higher pay in Shetland puts £13.6 million into local economy

    Categories: News, News Releases▪Tags: Economy, education, islands, shetland▪

    Emma Roddick MSP SNP MSP Emma Roddick has welcomed the news that teachers in Shetland are paid £1,350-a-year more than the UK average teaching salary. UK government figures from the Office for National Statistics show that the average annual salary for full-time Scottish teachers and other education professionals is £41,350. This compares with a UK average of just more than £40,000. That extra £1,350 for 329 [...]

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