Allow Small Businesses to Renegotiate Costly Energy Contracts
Christine Jardine has called on the UK Government to encourage energy suppliers to renegotiate contracts with small businesses who are stuck on costly fixed price tariffs.
Christine was elected the Member of Parliament for Edinburgh West in 2017, re-elected again in 2019 and for a historic third time in 2024.
Before Parliament, Christine was a broadcast journalist with the BBC and taught journalism at the University of Strathclyde.
Since being elected, she has campaigned on air quality, pension equality for WASPI women, medicinal cannabis, refugees' right to work and the cost of living.
Christine Jardine has called on the UK Government to encourage energy suppliers to renegotiate contracts with small businesses who are stuck on costly fixed price tariffs.
The Liberal Democrats have tabled a motion of no confidence in the Government as Parliament returns for the first time since the May 2023 Local Election results.
Christine has called for a solution to Haymarket Terrace business disruption
Edinburgh West MP Christine Jardine has called on the UK Government to introduce an emergency ten-year programme to insulate every home in the UK.
Christine has called on the UK Government to introduce measures to insulate homes and to enable councils to tackle mould and damp in social housing.
Christine has called for more support for local businesses.
Local Lib Dem MP Christine Jardine calls out Governments' painful failures on dental care
Following the news that the operators of the Duart Crescent Post Office have decided to sell, Christine visited to learn about how many postmasters are having to make difficult decisions.
Christine has called on the Government to better help charities and organisations provide help to children affected by bereavements.
Edinburgh West MP Christine Jardine has accused Humza Yousaf and the Scottish Government of mismanagement after NHS Lothian missed key referral targets again.
Christine has welcomed the potential support for Edinburgh's cultural sector in the Government's Spring Budget.