My primary concern is that women and children in Inverness and the surrounding areas can continue to access this vital refuge.
I will continue to work on this regardless, but please feel free to reach out if you want more information or would like help seeking support.

I will work with colleagues to ensure the child is always at the heart of contact decisions.

You can view the full exchange at: youtu.be/MtLIDyjIq_k

In the meantime, the Scottish SPCA has some great advice on keeping pets as happy and calm as possible tonight: www.scottishspca.org...

And @catsprotection.bsky.social has some feline-specific info: www.cats.org.uk/help...

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Serious concern, I know from constituents and vets that there's a real impact here every year.

My cat doesn't even flinch - zero interest in helping me make the case.

Hates emergency vehicle sirens, though, as if I can legislatively do anything about that.

This is great progress; ensuring local folk can see real benefit and take ownership of infrastructure, rather than being treated simply as hosts.

The SNP Government taking a lead on this step forward is brilliant news.

See the full Q&A: www.parliament.scot/...

Looking forward to being out again after some busy days coming up in parliament!

Constituents can also reach out for help at any time and I will do what I can to assist:
📧 emma.roddick.msp@parliament.scot
📞 01463 563036
📮 M4.04 the Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh, EH99 1SP

I loved being asked to take part in this exhibition along with Centred service users and local artists. I hope that Body of Work and the other five mannequins organised through Centred provoke thought and raise awareness of mental illness and Centred as a charity 💙

I loved hearing how input from staff and students has informed the spaces inside.
Looking forward to coming back sometime without a hard hat! 👷‍♀️