Luke Graham is launching a new campaign to cement our party as the undisputed champions of rural Scotland.

I/We, the undersigned, demand that NHS Tayside provide a sustainable alternative to the closure of the GP surgery in Bridge of Earn.

Our High Street is a vital part of the town. Please complete the survey to tell me your concerns and suggestions to make our High Street even better. I will be bringing together the results and working with the Council to develop an action plan.

You can find your download broadband speed by using an online broadband speed checker .

The UK Government have legislated for a Universal Service Obligation (USO), which will give everyone a right to broadband speeds of at least 10Mb/s.

I/We, the undersigned, demand that the Royal Bank of Scotland reverse their decision to close their local branches in Alloa, Comrie and Kinross. These closures will have a detrimental effect upon the local community, local businesses and upon the local high streets.

I am to increase investment in Ochil & South Perthshire. This includes private and public investment into our towns and villages. In addition, I will be lobbying for infrastructure investment from the recently announced £23bn productivity fund.

I will push Edinburgh and London to make good on their promises for superfast broadband, especially in rural areas. Also enhance transport links, primarily rail connections.

Work with Police Scotland and MSPs to improve community policing and encourage more rehabilitation schemes for low-level offenders.

I intend to champion life-long learning and work with MSPs to try and restore Scotland’s place as No1 in the UK for education (slipped to 3rd). 

I will be fighting for equivalence between mental and social health as well as protecting recent advances in social rights, to ensure everyone is equal in law.