On a damp day we still managed to get out and speak to locals in the top of the town!

The Agriculture Bill has now passed through its second reading, and I managed to raise a couple of issues that pertain to Scottish farmers. Firstly, I mentioned the Red Meat levy, which sees Scottish animals slaughtered in England and the levy kept with the English slaughterhouse.

A bumper street surgery in the Cultenhove area of St Ninians this week! Details on the roads and anti-social behaviour were picked up. 

Joining a team out in Drymen (including local councillor Alistair Berrill) for a street surgery!

On Friday the 12th of October, I will be hosting a Macmillan Coffee Morning in St Blane's Hall, Dunblane, between 10:30am and 12. 

An excellent meeting with United Auctions - Livestock Auctioneers Chairman Neil McLean and group Director Christopher Sharp, to discuss the future of the company in Stirling.

Setting out to the Eastern Village of Fallin with a special guest: DWP Minister Guy Opperman

From my Column in the Stirling Observer: 

The “Chequers deal” is 95% of the way there!

Up to the lovely Trossachs town of Callander with the team!