Gavin Newlands's guest appearances

Gavin Newlands

Life Goals with Theo Delaney

The Dogger Saints Podcast : An Unofficial St Johnstone Podcast

Scotland's Choice

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Theo Delaney

Theo Delaney’s guest is Gavin Newlands MP, the Scottish Nationalist Party’s spokesman on Transport and Sport at Westminster. A big St Johnstone and Scotland fan he brings stories of growing up in the middle of the Celtic and Rangers dynamic in Western Scotland, watching Scotland ‘Hibs it up’ and finding ways to celebrate the Bellshill Cafu’s finest moments  in lockdown.@GavNewlandsSNP@LifeGoalsTD @theodelaneyhttps://www.gavinnewlands.scothttps://www.theodelaney.com/life-goalshttps://www.11-29media.com/life-goals

Theo Delaney’s guest is Gavin Newlands MP, the Scottish Nationalist Party’s spokesman on Transport and Sport at Westminster. A big St Johnstone and Scotland fan he brings stories of growing up in the middle of the Celtic and Rangers dynamic in Western Scotland, watching Scotland ‘Hibs it up’ and finding ways to celebrate the Bellshill Cafu’s finest moments in lockdown. @GavNewlandsSNP @LifeGoalsTD @theodelaney <a href="https://www.gavinnewlands.scot" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.gavinnewlands.scot</a> <a href="https://www.theodelaney.com/life-goals" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.theodelaney.com/life-goals</a> <a href="https://www.11-29media.com/life-goals" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.11-29media.com/life-goals</a>

Life Goals with Theo Delaney - Gavin Newlands MP

In this episode of Scotland's Choice, Drew sits down with Gavin Newlands MP to discuss all things Transport. Transport plays a huge part in all of our lives. Whether it's commuting to working, travelling for a holiday or supermarket supply chains, transport plays a vital role in modern life. SNP transport spokesperson Gavin Newlands MP joins host Drew Hendry MP on this episode of Scotland's Choice. They discuss the current state of affairs in Scotland as part of the UK, and what we could do differently as an independent country. At the time of recording and publishing, the UK is experiencing a critical shortage of HGV drivers. This is affecting supply chains across the board. From supermarkets to petrol stations, we are experiencing shortages of everyday necessities, something the UK Government promised us wouldn't happen. So why has this happened? And was the government warned about this prior to Brexit happening? Transport, of course, is more than just lorry driving. Many of us travel to work every day and rely on the infrastructure of roads and rails. So why have successive UK Governments neglected to invest in these areas? The dualling of the A9 wasn't going to happen until the Scottish Government stepped in, for example, and the rail network (which is reserved to Westminster) is decades behind our European neighbours. The UK is investing billions of pounds into HS2. A project which, in its current proposed iteration will start in London and finish in Birmingham. A project which won't benefit Scotland in any meaningful sense. Electric vehicles are clearly the transport of the future. The price is on a downward trajectory and will soon be the norm and Scotland must be ready for this. The Scottish Government has already invested in a vast charging network to make electronic cars and vans more viable. In addition, the Scottish Government's interest-free loans of up to £30,000 when buying an electronic car far outdo the UK's offer, which has halved in recent years. Can the Tories really say they care about the environment when they are cutting grants and loans for electronic vehicle ownership, and inhibiting investment in rail outside of HS2? Listen to all of the above and more on this week's episode of Scotland's Choice. For more of Gavin's work, click here. Listen to other Scotland’s Choice episodes here.

In this episode of Scotland's Choice, Drew sits down with Gavin Newlands MP to discuss all things Transport. Transport plays a huge part in all of our lives. Whether it's commuting to working, travelling for a holiday or supermarket supply chains, transport plays a vital role in modern life. SNP transport spokesperson Gavin Newlands MP joins host Drew Hendry MP on this episode of Scotland's Choice. They discuss the current state of affairs in Scotland as part of the UK, and what we could do differently as an independent country. At the time of recording and publishing, the UK is experiencing a critical shortage of HGV drivers. This is affecting supply chains across the board. From supermarkets to petrol stations, we are experiencing shortages of everyday necessities, something the UK Government promised us wouldn't happen. So why has this happened? And was the government warned about this prior to Brexit happening? Transport, of course, is more than just lorry driving. Many of us travel to work every day and rely on the infrastructure of roads and rails. So why have successive UK Governments neglected to invest in these areas? The dualling of the A9 wasn't going to happen until the Scottish Government stepped in, for example, and the rail network (which is reserved to Westminster) is decades behind our European neighbours. The UK is investing billions of pounds into HS2. A project which, in its current proposed iteration will start in London and finish in Birmingham. A project which won't benefit Scotland in any meaningful sense. Electric vehicles are clearly the transport of the future. The price is on a downward trajectory and will soon be the norm and Scotland must be ready for this. The Scottish Government has already invested in a vast charging network to make electronic cars and vans more viable. In addition, the Scottish Government's interest-free loans of up to £30,000 when buying an electronic car far outdo the UK's offer, which has halved in recent years. Can the Tories really say they care about the environment when they are cutting grants and loans for electronic vehicle ownership, and inhibiting investment in rail outside of HS2? Listen to all of the above and more on this week's episode of Scotland's Choice. For more of Gavin's work, click <a href="https://www.gavinnewlands.scot/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. Listen to other Scotland’s Choice episodes <a href="https://scotlandschoice.scot/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

E23: Scotland’s Transport – With Gavin Newlands MP

Hey! Hey! It’s a party in old Saint J! No matter what happens in the football, we like a party. Miley Cyrus likes a party too. So does Mr Worlwide, Pitbull. You know what? We reckon you do too, so come and join Sam and Dan for Episode 28 of Dogger Saints: An Unofficial St. Johnstone Podcast, the most party podcast there is!Alas, we have to talk about football, reviewing the end of Saints’ European adventure at home to LASK last Thursday, and Sunday’s goalless draw away at St. Mirren. Aside from that we have some fun, and we’re joined for chat with Saints fanatic and MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire North Gavin Newlands to discuss his love of the Saints, why the back room of the Dogger is better than the corridors of Westminster, and much more. We also chat to the some of the lads behind the fabulous Easy Stand displays at the European ties to discuss the carnival atmosphere that helped make those nights special.Football though? Who wants football from a football podcast, when you can instead discuss the return of Changing Rooms, the horrifying consequences of Miley Cyrus’ seminal banger Party In The USA, and the pitfalls of people impersonating deceased Scottish crooner Sidney Devine on social media? Well, somehow, we’ve got all of that, and more with all your favourite features including a visit to The Royal where we start taking names and kicking up shit, a very high-brow trip to the Club Shop of Shame, a theme team bank holiday jaunt to the Lancashire Las Vegas, and the letter G is settled in the Alphabet There.Junior Football branded toilet seats! Peter Grant after dark! A very cheeky panda! We’ve got it all and much, much more. We don’t get to celebrate many goals these days, so why not join Sam and Dan and have yourselves a good time anyway. Get there!This weeks episode is supported by Cheeky Panda.

Hey! Hey! It’s a party in old Saint J! No matter what happens in the football, we like a party. Miley Cyrus likes a party too. So does Mr Worlwide, Pitbull. You know what? We reckon you do too, so come and join Sam and Dan for Episode 28 of Dogger Saints: An Unofficial St. Johnstone Podcast, the most party podcast there is! Alas, we have to talk about football, reviewing the end of Saints’ European adventure at home to LASK last Thursday, and Sunday’s goalless draw away at St. Mirren. Aside from that we have some fun, and we’re joined for chat with Saints fanatic and MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire North Gavin Newlands to discuss his love of the Saints, why the back room of the Dogger is better than the corridors of Westminster, and much more. We also chat to the some of the lads behind the fabulous Easy Stand displays at the European ties to discuss the carnival atmosphere that helped make those nights special. Football though? Who wants football from a football podcast, when you can instead discuss the return of Changing Rooms, the horrifying consequences of Miley Cyrus’ seminal banger Party In The USA, and the pitfalls of people impersonating deceased Scottish crooner Sidney Devine on social media? Well, somehow, we’ve got all of that, and more with all your favourite features including a visit to The Royal where we start taking names and kicking up shit, a very high-brow trip to the Club Shop of Shame, a theme team bank holiday jaunt to the Lancashire Las Vegas, and the letter G is settled in the Alphabet There. Junior Football branded toilet seats! Peter Grant after dark! A very cheeky panda! We’ve got it all and much, much more. We don’t get to celebrate many goals these days, so why not join Sam and Dan and have yourselves a good time anyway. Get there! This weeks episode is supported by Cheeky Panda.