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27/01/2012
JohnMasonMSP: http://t.co/x0f8KgGT - EAST END MSP SEEKS POVERTY DEBATE

25/01/2012
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DUKE STREET STATION TO STAY OPEN

Glasgow Shettleston MSP, John Mason, last night welcomed confirmation from Transport Minister, Keith Brown, that The Scottish Government has no intention of closing any train stations in Glasgow - including Duke Street station, which serves the Dennistoun and Parkhead area of his constituency.

Mr Mason spoke in a Scottish Parliament Members’ debate last night which focussed on the future of Glasgow’s rail services. Keith Brown MSP, Minister for Transport, said unequivocally that there are “no plans and no intentions to close stations in Glasgow”.


27/01/12
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JOB VACANCY UPDATE - CONSTITUENCY ASSISTANT

I am grateful to the 320 people who recently applied for the position of Constituency Assistant at my Parkhead Office.


27/01/12
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EAST END MSP SEEKS POVERTY DEBATE

SNP Member of the Scottish Parliament for Glasgow’s East End, John Mason, is raising the issue of the widening gap between the rich and the poor in the Scottish Parliament.

The Shettleston MSP today (Friday) tabled a motion in the Scottish Parliament for Members’ business which would lead to a debate on excessive pay if it attracts cross-party support. Mr Mason’s motion notes the failure of the recent Hutton report on Fair Pay to recommend that the remuneration of an organisation’s highest-paid employee should be capped at 20 times that of the lowest paid. In his motion, he also goes on to lambast the recent bonus payment of Stephen Hester, Chief Executive of the tax-payer owned Royal Bank of Scotland who, in addition to his £1.2million a year salary, is reported to be receiving a £963,000 bonus.


27/01/12
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JOHN MASON WELCOMES REFERENDUM LAUNCH

SNP Member of the Scottish Parliament for Shettleston, John Mason, has welcomed First Minister Alex Salmond's launch of the independence referendum consultation.

The First Minister today (Wednesday) outlined the Scottish Government's plans to hold a referendum on Scottish independence in 2014.


25/01/12
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