Sue Webber MSP

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About Sue

Sue is an MSP for the Lothian Region and was elected in May 2021.  She lives in Edinburgh South West

She is the Convenor of the Education, Children and Young Peoples committee at the Scottish Parliament and is also the Scottish Conservative Shadow Minister for Drugs Policy and Mental Wellbeing

Prior to being an MSP, Sue ran her own business providing services and medical supplies to our NHS so saw firsthand how poorly the SNP manages the priorities of the health service in Scotland.

Sue first entered into politics during the referendum in 2014 when she was part of the Better Together campaign. Seeing that the SNP would not let go of their separatist agenda, Sue decided to run for office herself, to represent her local area which has been poorly served by the SNP at Council and Holyrood.

Sue was a councillor for the Pentland Hills 2017 to 2022 and was a powerful voice for local residents, was known as a councillor that got things done. Sue was during this time, the Conservative Group's Transport Spokesperson.

 

 

 

 

News

General Election Candidates Selected

The following candidates have been selected to contest the UK General Election on 4 July:    Edinburgh South West - Sue Webber Edinburgh South - Christopher Cowdy Edinburgh West - Alastair Shields Edinburgh East & Musselburgh - Marie-Clair Munro Edinburgh North & Leith - Joan

Sue Webber MSP and Cllr Graeme Bruce's Currie & Balerno

Sue Webber MSP, one of your local members of the Scottish Parliament and Councillor Graeme Bruce are keen to hear the views of residents living in Balerno and Currie and about the issues which matter most to them. Please complete the survey to share your views.

Sue Webber MSP calls on Sturgeon to back ‘Right to Recovery Bill’

Scottish Conservative and Unionist MSP for the Lothian Region and Shadow Minister for Drugs Policy, Sue Webber, has called on Nicola Sturgeon to back her party’s plans for a ‘Right to Recovery Bill’ to help tackle drug deaths in Edinburgh.  Sue Webber’s call comes after new statistics revealed

Sue Webber MSP praises ongoing support of UK Government’s furlough scheme

Scottish Conservative and Unionist MSP Sue Webber for the Lothian Region has welcomed the continued amount of jobs being supported by the UK Government’s furlough scheme. With the scheme set to end at the end of September, there was once again a fall in the number of workers still furloughed a

Spaces for People schemes putting future of local businesses at stake

Scottish Conservative MSP Sue Webber has joined with local business the Vittoria Group to once again voice opposition to Edinburgh’s Space for People scheme. Sue is calling for the SNP/Labour administration on Edinburgh City Council to listen to the views of local businesses such as the Vittoria Gr