Edinburgh Candidate's Bold Plan for Scotland

0:00The Scottish Parliament election hits on May 7th, and it's shaping up as one of the biggest since devolution kicked off. A candidate running for Edinburgh in the Lothian's E-seat is laying out a bowl plan to tackle the nation's toughest issues, pushing for Repsat. Holly Rude, who fight for everyday folks. This person's vision centers on lifting up the most vulnerable, especially disabled people by tearing down barriers and building real equality and access across Scotland. It's all about shifting to a kinder, more inclusive setup, where no one's left behind. Health care and housing are top priorities too, with a call to fix waiting times for local care. And make decent homes affordable so families can stay. Rude it in the Lothians without stress. These changes would hit home for so many facing anxiety over basics. They also want to upgrade transport links to connect communities better and boost the economy, ditching old patchwork fixes for something modern, own then, reliable. Meanwhile, Holly Rude itself, that 400 million pound build, sits half empty since many MSPs now work remotely.

1:04On May 7th, voters pick from the peach ballot paper to shape a fairer, tougher Scotland. Let's see if this pitch resonates and brings real compassion to the challenges ahead. This has been Edinburgh News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey, with the story.