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Member
Speaking in the House of Commons on 29 October 2024
Debate
Great British Energy BillContribution
If the refinery closes, jobs will be lost, communities will be impoverished, and Scotland’s fuel and national security will absolutely be compromised. There are economic, social and moral reasons to keep Grangemouth working, but if they are not enough—and they really should be—let me say that there is also a political reason: we will be judged at the ballot box on what happens next, and not just at the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections.
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