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Lib Dems ‘on verge’ of beating SNP in many seats, Cole-Hamilton says
The Scottish Liberal Democrats plan an emergency insulation program and faster climate-friendly technology rollout to reduce heating bills and increase local renewable energy revenue.
- On Saturday, Scottish Liberal Democrats leader Alex Cole-Hamilton visited Linlithgow, outlining plans to lower living costs through an emergency insulation program and rewritten community benefit rules for renewable energy revenue.
- Cole-Hamilton argued that "Scotland has so much going for it, but right now it feels like our country simply isn't working," citing constituents whose paychecks no longer stretch as far as before.
- The party's proposed energy strategy includes accelerating climate-friendly heating and solar panel rollouts to shield citizens from volatile fossil fuel prices while reforming business rates to prevent sudden tax hikes.
- Targeting key SNP seats, the Scottish Liberal Democrats claim they are "on the verge of winning against the SNP" in many constituencies, urging voters to support change on the second ballot.
- Asserting that the Lib Dems have "no limit to ambition," Cole-Hamilton emphasized that "Scotland deserves better and with the Scottish Liberal Democrats, you can vote for it," promoting a realistic plan to deliver change.
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Alex Cole-Hamilton was setting out his party’s plans to bring down the cost of living (Andrew Milligan/PA) Andrew Milligan Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton has declared his party is on the verge of defeating the SNP in many constituencies while unveiling a cost of living agenda focused on energy bills, renewable benefits and business taxation. Speaking during a visit to a cafe in Linlithgow on Saturday, Cole-Hamilton said: "Sc…
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