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Children's Services. She has since committed much of her time to social work, with Care Vision providing residential and foster placements for vulnerable children and young people in Scotland.
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931:(SNP), by just a single seat; ending eight years of Labour-Lib Dem devolved governance in Scotland. McConnell announced his resignation as the Leader of Scottish Labour and Jamieson served as acting leader until
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2100:"Labour CND » Blog Archive » Cathy Jamieson: The Guardian"
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2194:, kilmarnockstandard.co.uk, 1 November 2012; accessed 17 June 2014.
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1524:"House of Commons Hansard Debates for 19 May 2010 (pt 0003)"
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951:. She was elected to the House of Commons, representing the
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Department of the Official Report (Hansard) (19 May 2010).
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1785:"Justice Minister: my nephew is a jailed killer"
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2244:"Governance - Kilmarnock FC Board of Directors"
2230:"Governance - Kilmarnock FC Board of Directors"
2156:, scottishlabour.org.uk; accessed 17 June 2014.
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2147:SNP renege on promise over Johnnie Walker
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882:Protection from Abuse (Scotland) Act 2001
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1624:. Scottish.parliament.uk. Archived from
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1874:Macmahon, Peter (14 February 2005).
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2012:"Labour hopefuls detail priorities"
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1821:"Probe into murderer release error"
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532:6 May 2010 – 30 March 2015
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2038:"Jamieson launches leadership bid"
1976:"Front bench return for Alexander"
1857:"Jamieson faces resignation calls"
1803:"McConnell backs justice minister"
1766:"McConnell's cabinet: At-a-glance"
1648:"Child protection measures passed"
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1950:"Ban on violent net porn planned"
1783:Gray, Louise (23 February 2005).
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562:Member of the Scottish Parliament
4195:(Owner and majority shareholder)
2440:Parliament of the United Kingdom
2353:Parliament of the United Kingdom
1912:Cowing, Emma (31 October 2006).
1893:Macmillan, Arthur (8 May 2005).
1722:"Parties do battle over schools"
1566:Birrell, Steven (5 April 2002).
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4323:Labour Co-operative MSPs
4085:Kilmarnock Football Club
3894:Baron Foulkes of Cumnock
3317:Scottish Labour Students
2461:Kilmarnock & Loudoun
1477:
1455:Kilmarnock Football Club
1426:Kilmarnock Football Club
1053:Jamieson was elected an
984:Kilmarnock Football Club
949:2010 UK general election
898:second cabinet reshuffle
736:Kilmarnock Football Club
590:Constituency established
19:Not to be confused with
2310:. BT Sport. 31 May 2018
2152:1 February 2013 at the
1258:Scottish National Party
1170:Jamieson was appointed
1100:Jamieson was appointed
1012:Higher National Diploma
929:Scottish National Party
823:1st Scottish Parliament
799:Higher National Diploma
728:Catherine Mary Jamieson
641:Catherine Mary Jamieson
44:Official portrait, 2003
4283:People from Kilmarnock
3327:Campaign for Socialism
1553:ChildAbuseInquiry.scot
1393:
1341:Johnnie Walker closure
1315:Kilmarnock and Loudoun
1305:Election to parliament
1301:
1211:Hamilton Sheriff Court
1207:prisoner escort duties
1167:
1163:, where she served as
1109:
1041:inquiry into abuse in
1000:James Hamilton Academy
787:James Hamilton Academy
772:Kilmarnock and Loudoun
750:from 2003 to 2007 and
520:Kilmarnock and Loudoun
4353:People from Mauchline
3322:Scottish Young Labour
3312:Scottish Policy Forum
2945:Brian Roy (2014–2019)
2942:Ian Price (2013–2014)
1676:. Disclosure Scotland
1467:Scottish Labour Party
1451:Dumfries and Galloway
1406:2015 general election
1388:
1319:2010 general election
1309:Jamieson was elected
1299:
1260:(SNP) victory at the
1180:legislative programme
1158:
1099:
1028:University of Glasgow
1008:Glasgow School of Art
969:2015 general election
927:were defeated by the
925:Scottish Labour Party
855:McLeish's resignation
839:death of Donald Dewar
811:University of Glasgow
795:Glasgow School of Art
696:University of Glasgow
688:Glasgow School of Art
390:Further offices held
3376:Leadership elections
3338:Scottish governments
2587:2008 Scottish Labour
2500:Minister for Justice
2456:Member of Parliament
2378:Record in Parliament
2070:. 16 September 2008.
2000:. 17 September 2007.
1938:on 2 September 2006.
1457:board of directors.
1189:Civil Justice system
1172:Minister for Justice
1165:Minister for Justice
1049:Election to Holyrood
986:board of directors.
902:Civil Justice system
894:Minister for Justice
768:Member of Parliament
748:Minister for Justice
515:Member of Parliament
272:Minister for Justice
261:Ministerial offices
238:Position established
4222:Kilmarnock FC Women
3675:Marilyn Livingstone
3635:John Home Robertson
3539:Scottish Parliament
2877:General secretaries
2592:leadership election
2391:Scottish Parliament
1809:. 23 February 2005.
1754:. 29 November 2002.
1628:on 25 December 2010
1610:. 27 November 2001.
1238:extreme pornography
1130:Disclosure Scotland
886:Disclosure Scotland
797:, before gaining a
16:Scottish politician
3965:Margaret McDougall
3960:Margaret McCulloch
3182:Douglas McAllister
2633:Cathy Jamieson MSP
2485:Political offices
2293:Kerry McCarthy MP
1654:. 13 February 2003
1302:
1252:Out of power: 2007
1230:Scottish Executive
1168:
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1061:. She was elected
1016:Goldsmiths College
910:Scottish Executive
803:Goldsmiths College
789:and later studied
766:to 2011 and was a
744:Scottish Executive
692:Goldsmiths College
676:Co-operative Party
496:Office established
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4140:European football
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3755:Alasdair Morrison
3705:Maureen Macmillan
3660:Margaret Jamieson
3605:Patricia Ferguson
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3267:Kirsteen Sullivan
3257:Kenneth Stevenson
3147:Patricia Ferguson
3112:Douglas Alexander
3082:Mercedes Villalba
3012:Pam Duncan-Glancy
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2475:Succeeded by
2429:Succeeded by
2403:Scotland Act 1998
2339:Cathy Jamieson MP
2281:The Sunday Herald
2173:on 3 January 2013
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4006:Jayne Baxter
3945:Neil Findlay
3820:Allan Wilson
3795:Elaine Smith
3695:Kate Maclean
3690:Angus MacKay
3654:
3640:Janis Hughes
3620:Trish Godman
3615:Karen Gillon
3595:Donald Dewar
3590:Susan Deacon
3560:Scott Barrie
3512:Labour Party
3467:2020 Baillie
3452:2014 Dugdale
3416:2017 Leonard
3411:2015 Dugdale
3386:2000 McLeish
3293:Organisation
3282:Melanie Ward
3212:Chris Murray
3197:Gordon McKee
3152:Alan Gemmell
3117:Scott Arthur
3077:Paul Sweeney
3052:Carol Mochan
3022:Mark Griffin
2997:Sarah Boyack
2987:Claire Baker
2973:Current MSPs
2931:Lesley Quinn
2913:Murray Elder
2851:Lesley Laird
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4227:Howard Park
4193:Billy Bowie
4022:Cara Hilton
3955:Jenny Marra
3899:James Kelly
3857:Marlyn Glen
3805:Mike Watson
3750:Des McNulty
3710:Paul Martin
3600:Helen Eadie
3570:Bill Butler
3457:2015 Rowley
3447:2011 Sarwar
3442:2008 Lamont
3421:2021 Sarwar
3406:2014 Murphy
3401:2011 Lamont
3367:(2003–2007)
3361:(2001–2003)
3355:(2000–2001)
3349:(1999–2000)
3227:Pamela Nash
3107:Zubir Ahmed
3098:Current MPs
3072:Colin Smyth
3067:Anas Sarwar
3062:Alex Rowley
3057:Paul O'Kane
3017:Rhoda Grant
2960:(2021–2023)
2958:James Kelly
2954:(2020–2021)
2939:(2008–2013)
2937:Colin Smyth
2933:(1999–2008)
2927:(1998–1999)
2925:Alex Rowley
2921:(1992–1998)
2915:(1988–1992)
2909:(1977–1988)
2900:(1939–1951)
2898:John Taylor
2894:(1932–1939)
2888:(1914–1931)
2841:Alex Rowley
2821:Anas Sarwar
2807:(2000–2008)
2801:(1999–2000)
2774:Anas Sarwar
2720:(2007–2008)
2714:(2001–2007)
2708:(2000–2001)
2702:(1999–2000)
2493:Jim Wallace
2432:Adam Ingram
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1376:Ed Miliband
1234:Home Office
1035:social work
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602:Adam Ingram
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508:Paul Martin
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