Willie Rennie MP, Jim Tolson MSP and the Dunfermline Liberal Democrats are a strong team fighting for Fife.
They have successfully campaigned for the abolition of the tolls on the Forth Road Bridge, are campaigning for more services to be delivered at Queen Margaret Hospital, they are driving forward regeneration in Dunfermline High Street and are seeking to secure more jobs at Rosyth dockyard.
It is only the Liberal Democrats who can beat Labour here and stop a return to the decline under Labour. The SNP and Conservatives cannot win around here.
MP Willie Rennie has reacted angrily to the news that Rosyth may be left to become a nuclear graveyard for years longer than previously predicted after an independent committee revealed that because of government shortcomings the long term storage facility may not be ready on time.
Kingdom MP Willie Rennie has helped to bring about changes, which could transform local support for the thousands of people with autism who feel isolated, ignored and often at breaking point. Along with the National Autistic Society (NAS), Mr Rennie has been calling for dramatic improvements in health, social care and other public services for people with autism through backing the adult autism strategy published on the 3rd March.
Changes to voting rules which would help ensure Kingdom servicemen and women serving abroad have the opportunity to vote in the forthcoming General Election are required urgently, according to local MP Willie Rennie.
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