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Fund raising for Miriam Brett, SNP candidate for Orkney and Shetland in the General Election 2017
My name is Miriam Brett. I was born and bred in Shetland, and am the SNP candidate for Orkney and Shetland in the 2017 General Election.
The snap election announced by Theresa May has left us very little time to campaign. Elections are expensive, and we need to ensure that our vision reaches as many people in the Northern Isles as possible in the short time that we have.
The constituency of Orkney and Shetland has voted Liberal Democrat since the 1950s. An SNP vote in this election would make history.
The harsh realities of a hard Tory Brexit pose a threat to the economy and community in the Northern Isles. Where is the safeguarding for critical EU funding to vital sectors such as farming? Where is the robust trade strategy? Where is the protection of the rights of EU citizens who have chosen to make Orkney and Shetland their home? The SNP has a strong track record on holding the UK Government to account, and if elected I will work tirelessly to ensure that the voices, concerns and visions my constituents are heard throughout the Brexit negotiations.
In the two years since the 2015 electoral victory, we have seen what a positive force for good the SNP have been at Westminster.
And our work doesn’t stop there. From supporting the WASPI women, to calling for a robust energy strategy and campaigning for a simplified tax system that works for people and businesses, the efforts of the SNP in Westminster are far from finished.
We have just weeks to make history, so every donation is welcome!
If you are kind enough to donate more than £50 to my campaign your name and address will be checked against the electoral register to ensure that you are eligible to donate. Your name but not your address will be made available to Council on request after the election.
This project successfully funded on 2nd June 2017