Graeme Dey

Mr Melville recently signed the lease for his new office.

MSP opens new office in town centre landmark building

“Angus has skilled workers, strong businesses, valuable infrastructure and an important role to play in Scotland’s changing energy economy.” (Pic: Google Maps/Derek Haden)

Holyrood View - Building on our county’s strengths

"My pledge during the election was to put the voices of local residents at the heart of everything I do, and I am pleased already to have begun delivering on that promise." (Pic: David Izatt/Scottish Parliament)

Holyrood View - Already delivering on election pledge

George Bruce.

Lawyer shortlisted for SNP selection for Arbroath & Broughty Ferry seat

Locally, a £27,000 grant will help to fund a transition support officer based at RN Condor in Arbroath. (Pic: Google Maps)

Funding allocated for Angus veterans and families projects

Carnoustie Banking hub is one of two in the county. (Pic: Google Maps)

Proposals submitted for two new banking hubs

"I believe firmly that no one has the right to insist another human being should endure a painful end simply because they don’t consider it appropriate that an alternative is available."

Holyrood View - The most difficult decision to take

Graeme Dey has welcomed the positive impact on Angus.

Welcome for impact of scrapping the two-child cap

Graeme Dey MSP.

More than 1800 affordable homes built in Angus

Councillor Lloyd Melville is aiming to secure the SNP candidacy for Angus South.

Councillor announces bid to win SNP candidacy for Angus South

”Progress is now rapidly being made to revitalise the building for a range of community uses.” (Google Maps)

Holyrood Notes - Helping businesses to thrive

“For many of my constituents here in Angus South, this wasn’t just a delay in their retirement. It was a devastating blow to their financial stability.” (Pic: John Devlin/National World)

Holyrood Notes - Pension changes broke a vital trust

A visit to Carnoustie and Monifieth Community Shed was a highlight.

Holyrood Notes - Reflecting on a busy year and looking towards the next

Angus Integrated Drug & Alcohol Recovery Service is based in Arbroath. (Google Maps)

Grant of almost £300k for Angus drug support and recovery service

Graeme Dey MSP.

Welcome for new R100 broadband figures

Angus South MSP Graeme Dey.

MSP Welcomes local impact of Scottish Government Funds

The parade will be led by pupils from Timmergreens and Muirfield Primary Schools.

Lantern parade will mark start next stage of chapel's history

Graeme Dey MSP.

Angus MSP welcomes new Memorial Book

D&A College will be affected by industrial action on Wednesday.

Dundee & Angus College to be hit by strike action next week

MSP Graeme Dey is urging Angus stakeholders to contribute.

Chance to help shape future of fishing industry

Graeme Dey MSP has welcomed the recent figures on housing.

1,691 Affordable Homes Built in Angus Under the SNP

Angus South MSP Graeme Dey is pictured with Richmond Fellowship staff and some of those who use the organisation’s services.

Visit to Arbroath-based charity to highlight Disability Pride Month

The premises at 63 High Street which will house the new banking hub. (Google)

New banking hub opens in Carnoustie

Angus South MSP Graeme Dey pictured at the sports day with organisers and pupils.

Angus schools event promotes benefits of sport

Mr Dey met with Project Development Manager Caroline Gray

Garden visit highlights Learning Disability Week

Dave Doogan MP.

Free advice for over 50s with series of Angus fairs

Cycling Without Age Scotland has flourished significantly

Cycling Without Age a beacon of hope

Mr Dey discussed the history of Barry Mill with its custodian Michael Metcalfe.

Delving into Angus communities’ local history

Graeme Dey is pictured with those how attended the meeting at Peel Farm.

Meeting higlights importance of agritourism in Angus

The new mast is bringing 4G services to the glen for the first time.

New mast connecting Angus glen community

Angus South MSP Graeme Dey.

Crisis of ‘tragic health outcomes’

Graeme Dey and Humza Yousaf are urging communities to have a say.

Consultation on council tax for second homes

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Welcome for concessionary travel figures

The £1.1million allocated to Angus Council will be phased over three years.

Welcome for funding to encourage outdoor play

Graeme Dey (right) is pictured with staff during his visit.

Visit to charity's new premises helps to highlight World Autism Acceptance Week

Mr Dey is pictured during his recent visit to Angus College to mark Scottish Apprenticeship Week.

College visit to mark Scottish Apprenticeship Week

New figures show recorded crime is down on previous years.

Welcome for new crime figures

The boxes contain a range of essential items.

More than 17,000 baby boxes allocated in NHS Tayside area

Mr Dey is pictured during his visit with members of the Monifieth team. Trishaw rides are available throughout the year.

Cycling Without Age tackling isolation in Monifieth area

Graeme Dey is pictured with Carnoustie Memories chairwoman Lorraine Young during his visit.

Work of award-winning Carnoustie group commended

Angus South MSP Graeme Dey.

Government urged to ban forced meter switch

MSPs gathered to hear from Historic Environment Scotland how heritage plays an economic and environmental role.

Holyrood event explains role of history and heritage

Graeme Dey is pictured with support co-ordinator Audrey McDonald and volunteer Barbara Rose.

Fact-finding visit to Victim Support Angus
Local MSP Graeme Dey recently visited Victim Support Angus to discuss actions and awareness against domestic violence.

Mr Dey is pictured with CWU members during his visit.

Show of support for Angus postal workers

Mr Dey welcomed the funding for an Angus family business.

Funding for farm business welcomed

In Angus, 1798 children are already benefitting from funded early learning and childcare.

Welcome for Angus early learning payments

Angus South MSP Graeme Dey is pictured with Carnoustie High School pupils Beth Garness and Lucy Fleming.

Carnoustie pupils take on climate challenge

Angus MP Graeme Dey is delighted with the latest version of Scotland’s much cherished Baby Box.

MSP Welcomes Refreshed Baby Box Supporting Angus Families External Inbox

Graeme Dey with staff from the support group.

MSP & Dundee and Angus ADHD Support Group highlight ADHA Awareness Month

The draft framework sets out priorities up to 2030.

Public encouraged to voice views in cycling consultation

Angus South MSP Graeme Dey.

Welcome for rural visa scheme proposal

Mr Dey has said that calls for an increase in the £100 promised to off-grid households across the UK which do not benefit from the Energy Price Guarantee have been ignored.

UK energy policy: ‘Paltry’ support for off-grid households

More than 7000 young people in Angus are participating in the scheme.

Thousands of young people take up free bus travel in Angus

All of Angus’s 59 schools have been rated as being in good or satisfactory condition.

Praise for condition of Angus schools

Public figures have been paying their own tributes to the Queen.

Angus pays tribute to late monarch

Mr Dey is pictured during his recent visit to the Food is Free Carnoustie garden.

Visit to hear about Carnoustie group's community work

The extension of the Scottish Child Payment will mean that around 400,000 children will be eligible for the anti-poverty benefit.

Unique measures helping to tackle crisis in Scotland

Graeme Dey said more GPs are needed, particularly in rural areas.

New campaign to recruit GPs

Free children’s swimming sessions, provided by ANGUSalive, will be available throughout the school holiday. (ANGUSalive)

Praise for holiday support for families

Local MSP praises delegated powers

Welcome for council bus powers

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Members of the community trust pictured at the recent awards ceremony.

Montrose Community Trust make it a double at business awards

The award recognised the charity’s work as a specialist provider in promoting high standards of support for autistic people.

Award recognises standard of charity's autism support

At Cortachy, there were just three applications for places this year. (Pic: Google Maps)

Proposals to mothball two rural nurseries due to low demand are approved

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