Election News - Glasgow North, Martin Rhodes

More election bumph through the post from Martin Rhodes, the Labour candidate in Glasgow North.

But still no response to my letter on women's rights and self-ID.

Dear Martin

Glasgow North Election - Women's Rights and Self-ID

I live in Glasgow North constituency (address supplied).

I would like to know your position on the Cass Review, women's rights and the controversial policy of self-ID which would allow men into women's single sex spaces.

I look forward to your reply which will influence how I cast my vote.


Mark Irvine

Scottish Labour backed the self-ID bill in the Scottish Parliament which was a foolish thing to do because the vast majority of Scots reject this absurd policy. 

But Martin has still to say where he stands on the issue. 



Glasgow North - Women's Rights and Self-ID (June 14, 2024)


I am contacting all of the election candidates in Glasgow North to ask them where they stand on defending women's rights and self-ID

How they answer will help me decide how to cast my vote:

Dear Naveed, Helen, Iris, Nick, Daniel, Martin and Alison

Glasgow North Election - Women's Rights and Self-ID

I live in Glasgow North constituency (address supplied).

I would like to know your position on the Cass Review, women's rights and the controversial policy of self-ID which would allow men into women's single sex spaces.

I look forward to your reply which will influence how I cast my vote.


Mark Irvine

Naveed Asghar

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Conservative and Unionist Party


Helen Burns (no photo available) 

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Reform UK


Iris Duane

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Scottish Green Party


Nick Durie

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Alba Party


Daniel John O'Malley

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Liberal Democrats


Martin Rhodes

Labour Party


Alison Thewliss

Scottish National Party (SNP)


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