Lib Dem MP for Edinburgh West, Christine Jardine, has warned constituents to be careful of scam calls, claiming to be from HMRC.

Edinburgh West MP Christine Jardine has today welcomed the UK Parliament's commitment to try and eliminate avoidable single-use plastic by 2019.

Last week at Lib Dem party conference, Edinburgh West MP Christine Jardine pledged her support to the Royal British Legion's 'Thank You' campaign.

Christine Jardine MP and the MPs of the Scottish Affairs committee yesterday (10.09.18) heard that a no deal Brexit could be “game over” for Scottish beef and lamb exports to Europe.

I called for action on the Salisbury attack and Russian interference in the UK at ScotLibDem Conference. Watch my speech here:

Edinburgh West MP, Christine Jardine, joined constituent Alexandra Mitchell, to celebrate her retaining her mobility car, following a long battle with the Department of Work and Pensions.

Clean air. If you’ve ever suffered from asthma, bronchitis or watched someone you love struggle for breath, you’ll know just how important it is for them to have it.

That’s why I used Clean Air Day, to launch a petition, with MSP Alex Cole Hamilton and councillor Gillian Gloyer, to get something done about the pollution in Corstorphine.

People. Somehow in the midst of all the chaos and stunts at Westminster it’s the one thing that seems to have been overlooked.

What might be best for, or wished for, or simply looked for by the people of Scotland has mattered not a jot in the endless ramping up of a needless, self-serving and endlessly petulant, constitutional wrestling match between the SNP and the Tories.

And not just this week.

Edinburgh West MP Christine Jardine today welcomed the news the Edinburgh Airport has had its busiest January ever.

Almost a million visitors used the airport last month, an increase of 7.1 per cent, mostly attributed to a boost in international flights and the launch of new routes by airlines including EasyJet and Ryanair.

Talk to any ten people you know and you are likely to find that only three of them have ever been inside a place of worship that’s not their own faith.

Ask if they have been to a Mosque, and the figure will drop to one. At the most.