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I welcome the Minister’s explicit statement last month that he wants to see the Cladhan hotel, which was opened by the Conservatives, closed. When any hotel closes, will he confirm that the vast majority of those being moved out will have their accommodation needs met within existing capacity?
I welcome the Minister’s explicit statement last month that he wants to see the Cladhan hotel, which was opened by the Conservatives, closed. When any hotel closes, will he confirm that the vast majority of those being moved out will have their accommodation needs met within existing capacity?
I think and talk about the Cladhan hotel a lot, because we are resolute about closing that hotel, but I appreciate that my hon. Friend’s constituents, and others, would not feel much better if they thought that those bed spaces were just being provided in the immediate area instead. Goal one for this Government is to reduce demand, and we are seeing positive trends in that regard. That is allowing us to close hotels, and it will allow us to close more in exactly that spirit, not merely by displacement into dispersed accommodation. As I said earlier, there is a 35% decrease in hotel accommodation, and an increase in dispersed accommodation of less than 1%.
I think and talk about the Cladhan hotel a lot, because we are resolute about closing that hotel, but I appreciate that my hon. Friend’s constituents, and others, would not feel much better if they thought that those bed spaces were just being provided in the immediate area instead. Goal one for this Government is to reduce demand, and we are seeing positive trends in that regard. That is allowing us to close hotels, and it will allow us to close more in exactly that spirit, not merely by displacement into dispersed accommodation. As I said earlier, there is a 35% decrease in hotel accommodation, and an increase in dispersed accommodation of less than 1%.
I think and talk about the Cladhan hotel a lot, because we are resolute about closing that hotel, but I appreciate that my hon. Friend’s constituents, and others, would not feel much better if they thought that those bed spaces were just being provided in the immediate area instead. Goal one for this Government is to reduce demand, and we are seeing positive trends in that regard. That is allowing us to close hotels, and it will allow us to close more in exactly that spirit, not merely by displacement into dispersed accommodation. As I said earlier, there is a 35% decrease in hotel accommodation, and an increase in dispersed accommodation of less than 1%.
I welcome the Minister’s explicit statement last month that he wants to see the Cladhan hotel, which was opened by the Conservatives, closed. When any hotel closes, will he confirm that the vast majority of those being moved out will have their accommodation needs met within existing capacity?
That this House congratulates the 775 people across Falkirk who took part in Spring Clean Scotland 2026; notes that volunteers joined 53 litter picks over six weeks; commends Keep Scotland Beautiful and all local participants for their efforts to clean up streets, parks and green spaces; and thanks them for helping make Falkirk a cleaner and greener place.
That this House congratulates the 775 people across Falkirk who took part in Spring Clean Scotland 2026; notes that volunteers joined 53 litter picks over six weeks; commends Keep Scotland Beautiful and all local participants for their efforts to clean up streets, parks and green spaces; and thanks them for...
What steps she has taken to help support people with the cost of living in Falkirk.
What steps she has taken to help support people with the cost of living in Falkirk.
The Government remain dedicated to raising living standards for people in Falkirk and across the UK by driving economic growth and bearing down on inflation, which I know continues to squeeze household budgets. Measures announced in my Budget last year are already taking effect: raising the national living wage and the national minimum wage; maintaining the triple lock on pensions; and extending free school meals to more families. Our great British summer savings package builds on that, reducing VAT on a whole range of summer attractions, including, I believe, Airthrill in my hon. Friend’s constituency.
The Government remain dedicated to raising living standards for people in Falkirk and across the UK by driving economic growth and bearing down on inflation, which I know continues to squeeze household budgets. Measures announced in my Budget last year are already taking effect: raising the national living wage and the national minimum wage; maintaining the triple lock on pensions; and extending free school meals to more families. Our great British summer savings package builds on that, reducing VAT on a whole range of summer attractions, including, I believe, Airthrill in my hon. Friend’s constituency.
The Government remain dedicated to raising living standards for people in Falkirk and across the UK by driving economic growth and bearing down on inflation, which I know continues to squeeze household budgets. Measures announced in my Budget last year are already taking effect: raising the national living wage and the national minimum wage; maintaining the triple lock on pensions; and extending free school meals to more families. Our great British summer savings package builds on that, reducing VAT on a whole range of summer attractions, including, I believe, Airthrill in my hon. Friend’s constituency.
What steps she has taken to help support people with the cost of living in Falkirk.
The cut to VAT for family days out this summer starts along with the summer holidays later this week. This is a Labour Government acting to bring down the cost for families visiting Falkirk’s fantastic tourism, leisure and hospitality attractions. Many families are anxiously looking at the other side of the summer, with energy bills rising as a direct consequence of the illegal Iran war. Does the Chancellor agree that any forthcoming targeted energy bill support must similarly extend to working families?
The cut to VAT for family days out this summer starts along with the summer holidays later this week. This is a Labour Government acting to bring down the cost for families visiting Falkirk’s fantastic tourism, leisure and hospitality attractions. Many families are anxiously looking at the other side of the summer, with energy bills rising as a direct consequence of the illegal Iran war. Does the Chancellor agree that any forthcoming targeted energy bill support must similarly extend to working families?
We timed the great British summer savings so that they start on the first day of the Scottish school holidays and continues to 1 September, when children in England, Wales and Northern Ireland return to school. We hope that the scheme has a big impact on families around the country, alongside the free bus travel in England in August.
We did not start the war in the middle east, we did not join it, and I have been clear about my views on it, but the war is clearly having consequences here at home. We will continue to monitor the situation and take every action necessary to support families.
We timed the great British summer savings so that they start on the first day of the Scottish school holidays and continues to 1 September, when children in England, Wales and Northern Ireland return to school. We hope that the scheme has a big impact on families around the country, alongside the free bus travel in England in August.
We did not start the war in the middle east, we did not join it, and I have been clear about my views on it, but the war is clearly having consequences here at home. We will continue to monitor the situation and take every action necessary to support families.
We timed the great British summer savings so that they start on the first day of the Scottish school holidays and continues to 1 September, when children in England, Wales and Northern Ireland return to school. We hope that the scheme has a big impact on families around the country, alongside the free bus travel in England in August.
We did not start the war in the middle east, we did not join it, and I have been clear about my views on it, but the war is clearly having consequences here at home. We will continue to monitor the situation and take every action necessary to support families.
The cut to VAT for family days out this summer starts along with the summer holidays later this week. This is a Labour Government acting to bring down the cost for families visiting Falkirk’s fantastic tourism, leisure and hospitality attractions. Many families are anxiously looking at the other side of the summer, with energy bills rising as a direct consequence of the illegal Iran war. Does the Chancellor agree that any forthcoming targeted energy bill support must similarly extend to working families?
That this House congratulates Laird Campbell, Aidan Girvan and Ryan Jones of 3rd Falkirk Boys’ Brigade on receiving the King’s Badge, the highest award in the Boys’ Brigade; recognises their volunteering, leadership and service to younger members and the wider community; commends 3rd Falkirk Boys’ Brigade for its work as a thriving local youth organisation; and wishes all involved continued success.
That this House congratulates Laird Campbell, Aidan Girvan and Ryan Jones of 3rd Falkirk Boys’ Brigade on receiving the King’s Badge, the highest award in the Boys’ Brigade; recognises their volunteering, leadership and service to younger members and the wider community; commends 3rd Falkirk Boys’ Brigade for its work as...
Following a decision last year to outsource care provision at Tygetshaugh Court in Dunipace, the community, residents and families have campaigned to highlight the significant stress and uncertainty it has caused. Following their persistent efforts, the ombudsman found serious operational failures in the consultation process, options appraisal and information given...
Following a decision last year to outsource care provision at Tygetshaugh Court in Dunipace, the community, residents and families have campaigned to highlight the significant stress and uncertainty it has caused. Following their persistent efforts, the ombudsman found serious operational failures in the consultation process, options appraisal and information given...
My hon. Friend is a tireless advocate for his constituents on a range of issues, and I join him in commending the work of those who have campaigned on this important issue. I understand that his local Labour councillors have been at the forefront of that. As I have said...
My hon. Friend is a tireless advocate for his constituents on a range of issues, and I join him in commending the work of those who have campaigned on this important issue. I understand that his local Labour councillors have been at the forefront of that. As I have said...
That this House congratulates Behind the Wall, Falkirk, on being shortlisted for the 2026 National Pub and Bar Awards; notes that the venue, located on Melville Street, recently celebrated its 40th anniversary and has become a well-established and much-loved part of the local community; recognises its contribution to Falkirk’s hospitality sector, local economy and social life; further notes its inclusion among over 250 venues recognised across the United Kingdom; and wishes the team every success at the awards final in June.
That this House congratulates Behind the Wall, Falkirk, on being shortlisted for the 2026 National Pub and Bar Awards; notes that the venue, located on Melville Street, recently celebrated its 40th anniversary and has become a well-established and much-loved part of the local community; recognises its contribution to Falkirk’s hospitality...
That this House commends the pupils of Primary 3 at Maddiston Primary School in Falkirk who have organised a community fundraiser in support of the charity Epilepsy Connections; recognises the efforts of Katie and her friends who launched the #TeamJack campaign to raise awareness of epilepsy and support Katie’s younger brother Jack; applauds their initiative, kindness and community spirit at such a young age; and wishes them every success with their fundraising event at Maddiston Old Folks Hall.
That this House commends the pupils of Primary 3 at Maddiston Primary School in Falkirk who have organised a community fundraiser in support of the charity Epilepsy Connections; recognises the efforts of Katie and her friends who launched the #TeamJack campaign to raise awareness of epilepsy and support Katie’s younger...
That this House congratulates the students of Stand-Out Theatre School in Falkirk on their half-time performance at Falkirk FC’s recent match against Kilmarnock at Falkirk Stadium; recognises the leadership of founder Shannon Winton in creating an inclusive space for young people to develop through the performing arts; applauds the enthusiasm of the 45 students who performed; and wishes them every success as they travel to New York City next month to proudly represent the district in the Tartan Day celebrations.
That this House congratulates the students of Stand-Out Theatre School in Falkirk on their half-time performance at Falkirk FC’s recent match against Kilmarnock at Falkirk Stadium; recognises the leadership of founder Shannon Winton in creating an inclusive space for young people to develop through the performing arts; applauds the enthusiasm...
That this House congratulates Boujee Dogs of East Bridge Street, Falkirk, on being named Most Loved Service in the 2026 Falkirk’s Most Loved Businesses awards; recognises the care, professionalism and entrepreneurial spirit shown by its team in serving local pet owners; and commends the business for contributing to the vibrancy of Falkirk town centre and supporting the local economy.
That this House congratulates Boujee Dogs of East Bridge Street, Falkirk, on being named Most Loved Service in the 2026 Falkirk’s Most Loved Businesses awards; recognises the care, professionalism and entrepreneurial spirit shown by its team in serving local pet owners; and commends the business for contributing to the vibrancy...
Next week, SNP-controlled Falkirk council proposes to cut school bus services from communities such as Shieldhill, Hallglen and Maddiston—bus services that get bairns from some of our most rural and deprived communities to school on time. Hundreds of working parents in Falkirk responded to the budget consultation, as they are...
Next week, SNP-controlled Falkirk council proposes to cut school bus services from communities such as Shieldhill, Hallglen and Maddiston—bus services that get bairns from some of our most rural and deprived communities to school on time. Hundreds of working parents in Falkirk responded to the budget consultation, as they are...
As ever, my hon. Friend raises a very important issue. We all want children across the UK to have the best opportunities and start in life, so it is vital that important transport services are available for children to access education, particularly in rural areas. As I have said many...
As ever, my hon. Friend raises a very important issue. We all want children across the UK to have the best opportunities and start in life, so it is vital that important transport services are available for children to access education, particularly in rural areas. As I have said many...
In Falkirk, an allocation from Labour’s impact fund has addressed the funding gap that would otherwise have risked the delivery of Scottish Canals’ national centre of excellence for canals and traditional skills. Will the Minister visit this regeneration project once it is completed to celebrate this Labour Government’s investment in supporting Falkirk?
In Falkirk, an allocation from Labour’s impact fund has addressed the funding gap that would otherwise have risked the delivery of Scottish Canals’ national centre of excellence for canals and traditional skills. Will the Minister visit this regeneration project once it is completed to celebrate this Labour Government’s investment in supporting Falkirk?
Yes, I or one of my colleagues will happily visit that fantastic scheme.
Yes, I or one of my colleagues will happily visit that fantastic scheme.
Yes, I or one of my colleagues will happily visit that fantastic scheme.
In Falkirk, an allocation from Labour’s impact fund has addressed the funding gap that would otherwise have risked the delivery of Scottish Canals’ national centre of excellence for canals and traditional skills. Will the Minister visit this regeneration project once it is completed to celebrate this Labour Government’s investment in supporting Falkirk?
That this House congratulates The Lonely Broomstick of Falkirk High Street on being named Most Loved Retail Business in the 2026 Falkirk’s Most Loved Businesses awards; recognises the creativity and individuality that independent retailers bring to local high streets; and celebrates the shop’s role in attracting visitors and fostering community spirit in Falkirk.
That this House congratulates The Lonely Broomstick of Falkirk High Street on being named Most Loved Retail Business in the 2026 Falkirk’s Most Loved Businesses awards; recognises the creativity and individuality that independent retailers bring to local high streets; and celebrates the shop’s role in attracting visitors and fostering community...
That this House congratulates The Kit-Tea Café of Cockburn Street, Falkirk, on being named Most Loved Charity in the 2026 Falkirk’s Most Loved Businesses awards for the second consecutive year; recognises that the café operates as a 100 per cent non-profit organisation and as a mental health initiative, providing a supportive and inclusive space for the local community; further recognises its work in supporting animal welfare while creating a unique and welcoming community space; and commends the dedication of its staff and volunteers.
That this House congratulates The Kit-Tea Café of Cockburn Street, Falkirk, on being named Most Loved Charity in the 2026 Falkirk’s Most Loved Businesses awards for the second consecutive year; recognises that the café operates as a 100 per cent non-profit organisation and as a mental health initiative, providing a...