‘Resign now, Prime Minister’ – string of Renfrewshire politicians call on PM and chancellor to quit
A growing number of Renfrewshire politicians are calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak.
MSP shows support for children’s mental health
To mark Children’s Mental Health Week 2022, Neil Bibby MSP visited a stand in the Scottish Parliament, organised by Place2Be, a leading children’s mental health charity providing support in schools…
Labour MSP says rising homelessness in Renfrewshire must be wake up call
Scottish Labour MSP Neil Bibby has demanded action from the Scottish Government as new figures show homelessness in Scotland rising.
Bibby challenges First Minister on cuts to ticket offices
West Scotland MSP Neil Bibby challenged Nicola Sturgeon to stop proposed ticket office closures and cutbacks.
MSP calls for delay of new fire alarm laws set to come into force in February
Labour MSP Neil Bibby has called for a delay to the implementation of new fire alarm laws two weeks before they are due to come into force.
MSP slams £8.3m delayed discharge bill in Renfrewshire
Scottish Labour MSP Neil Bibby has slammed the cost of delayed discharge in Renfrewshire after figures released by Public Health Scotland revealed that it has cost £8.3m over the last…
No child should have to spend Christmas in temporary accommodation, says MSP
Scottish Labour MSP Neil Bibby has warned that children may be stuck in temporary accommodation this Christmas, with the latest figures showing 35 families in Renfrewshire were in temporary accommodation.
Rail fares in Renfrewshire to go up by nearly 4%
Rail fares in Renfrewshire are set to increase by 3.8% next year.
Neil Bibby: ‘Give the West a fairer deal in COVID fightback
Labour’s Neil Bibby has made calls for a fairer deal for West Scotland back to the Scottish Parliament.
Tied Pubs Bill set to become law protecting publicans from expensive mark-up prices
Hundreds of Scottish publicans are set to gain new statutory protection after the passing of the Tied Pubs Bill in the last week of the Parliamentary session.