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Jamie Halcro Johnston (born 8 October 1975) is a British politician who is a Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) for the Highlands and Islands region since 2017. A member of the Scottish Conservative Party, he also serves as their Shadow Minister for Business, Trade, Tourism and Enterprise.
Jamie Halcro Johnston. Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) Jamie Halcro Johnston. Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party. MSP for Highlands and Islands (Region) 2017 - present day. About Jamie Halcro Johnston. Contact details. Contact online. Email: Jamie.HalcroJohnston.msp@parliament.scot. Contact at the Scottish Parliament.
MSP for Highlands and Islands Region. I'm Jamie Halcro Johnston, Scottish Conservative Member of the Scottish Parliament for the Highlands and Islands. Here you can find my news, campaigns and more about me, including how to reach my office.
Welcome to Jamie Halcro Johnston MSP's biography pages. Here you can find out about your MSPs' political activities and how to get in touch with them. Member for: Highlands and Islands. Party: Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party. Jamie is a member of the following Cross-Party Groups:
Jamie Halcro Johnston. Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) Jamie Halcro Johnston. Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party. MSP for Highlands and Islands (Region) 2017 - present day. About Jamie Halcro Johnston. Contact details. Contact online. Email: Jamie.HalcroJohnston.msp@parliament.scot. Contact at the Scottish Parliament.
As well as serving as a Highlands and Islands MSP, I am also the Scottish Conservatives' Shadow Minister for Rural Affairs and the Rural Economy. Outside of politics, my interests include sports (particularly rugby, football, squash and hockey), history (local, Scottish and UK) and reading (pretty much anything politics, sports or history-related).
20 de jun. de 2017 · Jamie Halcro Johnston. Conservative MSP for Highlands and Islands. Send a message Get email updates. Overview. Recent Votes. Profile. Conservative MSP for Highlands and Islands. Entered the Scottish Parliament on 20 June 2017 — appointed. Wikipedia page. Recent appearances. Scottish Parliament: Budget (Impact on Highlands and Islands) 27 Mar 2024.
