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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Craig_HoyCraig Hoy - Wikipedia

    Craig William Hoy is a Scottish politician and former journalist, serving as chairman of the Scottish Conservatives since 2022, as well as a member of the Shadow Cabinet. [2] [3] Hoy has been a Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) for the South Scotland region since 2021 .

  2. I'm Craig Hoy, the Conservative Member of the Scottish Parliament for South Scotland. Here, you can find my news, campaigns and more about me, including how to contact my team and me.

  3. Craig Hoy. Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party. MSP for South Scotland (Region) 2021 - present day. About Craig Hoy. Contact details. Contact online. Email: Craig.Hoy.msp@parliament.scot. Website: craighoy.co.uk. X (previously known as Twitter): @CraigWHoy1/ Facebook: Craig's facebook. Contact at the Scottish Parliament.

  4. Craig Hoy is a Scottish Conservative and Unionist MSP for the South Scotland region. He is a resident of East Lothian and Chairman of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party. Over a 25 year career in media and business, Craig has worked for organisations including Dods, the BBC and Holyrood Magazine which he co-founded in 2000.

  5. www.craighoy.co.uk › newsNews | Craig Hoy

    Hace 4 días · Craig Hoy MSP calls for Macmerry Recycling Centre to be reopened. Tuesday, 7 May, 2024. Craig Hoy, MSP for the South of Scotland, has handed a petition signed by 2168 residents to East Lothian Council, calling for Macmerry Recycling Centre to be reopened following its closure in October 2023.

  6. 9 de may. de 2022 · by Margaret Taylor. 09 May 2022. Getting to Know You: Craig Hoy. Share this page. The Conservative MSP for South Scotland speaks to Margaret Taylor about political awakenings, his former jet-set lifestyle and why his career as a smoker was short-lived... What’s your earliest memory?

  7. Return journey: An interview with Craig Hoy. Two days before the first Scottish Parliament election in May 1999, and a day after the publication of the first issue of Holyrood magazine, a senior Scottish journalist pushed open the doors to a modest office near Charlotte Square in Edinburgh’s city centre and asked whether it was the reception ...