Over the weekend Clackmannanshire Council have backed down on the proposed closure of Coalsnaughton Primary School, it has been announced today.

Last week, Luke Graham MP visited Dollar Academy to talk with students about life as an MP.  Describing a typical week, he made mention of recent debates around Brexit, Scottish Questions and Prime Minister’s Questions.  He also talked about the work done throughout his constituency of Ochil and

Luke Graham MP visited the Alloa Leisure Bowl to meet with staff and the community to find out their views on the proposed cut to the service as part of Clackmannanshire Council's proposed budget cuts.

Local Conservative and Unionist MP, Luke Graham, has criticised the SNP-led Clackmannanshire Council administration for further proposed cuts to the education budget. The proposed cuts would see a further two primary schools being closed, affecting around 150 students.

This weekend local residents and business owners were left frustrated and disappointed as the Comrie RBS ATM was offline. This lack of service follows the recent closure of the bank branch in Comrie that was bitterly oppose by Mr Graham, Liz Smith MSP and local residents.

Local MP Luke Graham held Brexit meetings in Dollar, in Clackmannanshire, and in Auchterarder to meet with constituents, to discuss and update on Brexit developments, and to answer questions on the progress of Brexit and the Withdrawal Agreement. 

Following their recent expedition to the summit of Craighorn in the Ochil Hills to raise money for Poppy Scotland, Luke Graham MP, Liz Smith MSP and Alexander Stewart MSP presented a cheque for £1,918 to Jodi Wittan from Poppy Scotland.

Local MP Luke Graham, was in Kinross to support the local business community for ‘Small Business Saturday’. 

Glenfarg Community Centre is due to receive £229,140 from the Scottish land Fund in order to purchase an adjacent former school house. The aim is to boost the facilities available at the Village Hall by extending the range of events it can provide to the community.

Today, the UK Government committed to £150 million for the Tay Cities Deal to fund projects in Perth and Kinross.  The Secretary of State for Scotland was joined by representatives from Holyrood and the local councils from Angus, Dundee and Perth and Kinross to sign the deal’s Heads of Terms in P