My final day in office will be Sunday 26th October 2025.
I would like to thank all party and councillor colleagues for the support over the years, as well as officers and the local community. I wish everyone the very best for the future.
I have been privileged to serve and represent the people of Glenrothes West and Kinglassie as an SNP councillor for the last 10 years.
I entered this position as a young 23 year old woman and have had the fantastic opportunity to serve as Fife's Depute Provost for 5 years/
However, as we grow, our personal and professional circumstances can change. As such, I have had to make the difficult decision and have, this morning, written to Ken Gourlay, Fife's Chief Exec to advise him of my intention to resign from my position as a Fife councillor./
written to Ken Gourlay, the Chief Executive of Fife Council, to advise him of my intention to resign as a Fife councillor on Sunday 26th October 2025.
I would like to thank all party and councillor colleagues, as well as officers and members of our communities for the support/
A woman is murdered by a man every 3 days in the UK.
An avg. 62% of these murderers are the current or former partners of their victims.
Sickening male predation of women is utterly pervasive in our society and it must be stopped.
My heart breaks for Carol, Hannah and Louise.
A woman is killed by a man every 3 days in the UK. They’re not a statistic, but people whose lives and dreams were cruelly stolen from them.
Male violence and misogyny are endemic. We demand a world where women are safe and free.
Busy start to the day with @theSNP Leader @JohnSwinney visiting #Glenrothes meeting @JennyGilruth @PeterGrantMP local business, charities & our wonderful activists. Wrapped up the day in #Kelty
There is an alternative to Westminster austerity, Brexit & the cost of living crisis!
@menzies_mr Faith based, they'd be failing if they weren't, but you couldn't just simply close them and merge with the local non-denominational school, it wouldn't work or be fair. I don't believe we need to redress the current set up, but if you do, there needs to be radical overhaul
@menzies_mr Maybe Fife schools are more focused on the religious teachings then, as my memory is regularly attending church and having our local minister at our assemblies (primary and hs). And I know it still happens at schools here. As I've said, I don't doubt Catholic schools are more 1/2
@menzies_mr Right now you pay towards pupils going to their local CoS church for Christmas and Easter celebrations. Surely that would also need to stop, then?
@menzies_mr You have to view them under the same scope and have a whole rethink of our education system, how we deliver it and continue to meet the standards expecting under the 1980 Act (unless you amend it). I do think it would be sad to see all religious teachings lost from our schools
@menzies_mr I don't disagree that they aren't as religious, I think that's a product of the two different religions and their beliefs and practices, but even accepting that they're 'mostly areligious', you can't simply focus on one and argue for their demise, but ignore the other. 1/2