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Your postcode finds the right people automatically. You have one MP at Westminster, one MSP and seven regional MSPs at Holyrood.
Show all 57 current MPs
Show every MSP area
73 constituencies
8 regions
Your council area
All 32 council areas in Scotland, worst rate first. Each page has ten years of figures for child poverty and out-of-work benefits, plus minimum-wage context and a clearly restricted ONS pay estimate.
Your MP's area
All 57 Scottish seats, A to Z. Each page names the MP and writes the email for you.
Your area
What the numbers look like where you live, and who represents you there.
Your money
What you earn, what you keep, what it costs and what help exists.
Councils
What your council spends, what it delivers and what the auditors found.
Who decides
Which government controls what, and what happens when you contact them.
Big subjects
The long-running stories, each with its own front door.
Check the evidence
The data, methods and corrections behind every claim.
Explainers
Short, plain-English answers to the questions people ask most.
- Scotland's shoplifting rate overtakes England and Wales as convictions nearly halve
- Glasgow sex crimes went up 28%. Was it migrants?
- Operation Branchform timeline: the full SNP money story
- Drug deaths in Scotland: the deprivation divide
- Crisis Grant postcode gap: why councils award 52% to 89%
- How council tax works in Scotland: discounts, help and appeals
- Council tax rises in Scotland 2026/27: every council
- Minimum wage in Scotland: what you earn in 2026
- Real Living Wage Scotland versus minimum wage
- What happens to Universal Credit when you work more hours?
- Local Housing Allowance in Scotland: why rent help falls short
- What the energy price cap means in Scotland in 2026
- Why food prices are still high in Scotland
- Crisis Grant Scotland: how to apply and what you get
- Discretionary Housing Payments in Scotland: how to apply
- Free school meals and clothing grants in Scotland
- Why the cost of living is still so high in Scotland
- Most children in poverty in Scotland have a parent who works
- What does poverty mean in the UK?
- Scottish Child Payment: how much it is and who can get it
- How to contact your MP or MSP in Scotland
One measure at a time
Each indicator, with its full history and its source.