Member of Parliament for East Dunbartonshire
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- Jo Swinson MP's 350.org Event
24 October at 11:30 - Meet Jo Swinson MP
The Inn
03 May at 14:00 - Bishopbriggs Action Day
4a Springfield House
21 June at 15:00
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- Locals to have their say on Glasgow Airport noise 01 December 10:53
- Lib Dems urge Health Minister to intervene over St. Margaret's 30 November 09:29
- Jo highlights home heating advice line 30 November 05:37
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Jo is encouraging local residents to have their say on Glasgow Airport's new noise insulation scheme.
Jois highlighting advice availablefor constituents struggling to heat their homes.
Jo and Ross Finnie MSP have called on Scottish Health Minister Nicola Sturgeon to intervene after plans to go ahead with removing beds from St. Margaret's Hospice were announced.
In the House of Commons this week, Jo called on the Government to assist the Scottish Government in cracking down on sex trafficking around the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Jo has expressed disappointment at a Supreme Court ruling over bank charges and said a law should be passed to protect customers from unfair charges.
Jo has tabled a Parliamentary motion to help local health researchers find new medical treatments.
Jo has tabled a Parliamentary Motion calling on the Government to implement a permanent solution to protect immigrant women from domestic violence.
Jo has welcomed falling rates of unemployment in East Dunbartonshire, but said the Government must act to prevent them rising again.
Responding to Gordon Brown's letter to East Dunbartonshire residents on climate change, Jo has said the Prime Minister must "raise his game".
Jo will appear on BBC One's Question Time next week on Thursday 26th November.
Jo gave a speech at a United Nations conference on the global economic crisis in New York this week.
Jo has criticised East Dunbartonshire Council for refusing to allow Greenpeace to plant a tree on its land.
Jo has described this year's Queen's Speech as a "political charade".
Jo and Ross Finnie MSP has welcomed the announcement that Kirkintilloch will benefit from a share of Government cash to help revitalise town centres and sustain jobs.
Jo has responded to a new report which predicts that East Dunbartonshire will suffer the worst long term effects of the recession of any local authority in Scotland.
