I am delighted to have been re-elected by my constituents to represent the people of Glasgow Pollok in the Scottish Parliament. Whether you voted for me, you didn’t vote for me, or you didn’t vote at all – it is my job and privilege to support and recognise the needs of everyone in the Constituency.

I have gotten to know the Glasgow Pollok Constituency extremely well over the last 5 years as Constituency MSP and have made some great connections with local groups and individuals. Please do get in touch with me if you are a local group seeking to provide a beneficial service in the constituency to see how we can work together for the people of Pollok.

I am proud to have been part of an SNP Government that has prioritised affordable homes, protecting the NHS, and closing the education attainment gap.

It will be no surprise to anyone that as a member of the SNP, I wholeheartedly support independence for Scotland. As we recover from the effects of the pandemic, we have an opportunity to build a more socially just Scotland. In order to achieve this, we need all the powers of a normal independent nation.

If there is something I can help you with and you would like to contact me then please use the contact details on my website.

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I’ve Moved Down The Road!

My Constituency team and I have moved offices from Paisley Road West to our new location in the Govan Fairfield Heritage Centre. I am pleased to announce that we are now OPEN to the public by appointment only between 10am-4pm on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.

I know that many constituents have missed that face-to-face connection with us, and I know my team and I feel the same. Most cases are able to be dealt with on the phone or via email, but sometimes meeting in person is the preferred and necessary option. If you’d like to arrange a meeting with myself and/or my team, then please contact the office on 0141 882 4647 or humza.yousaf.msp@parliament.scot to arrange a suitable time.

When visiting the office, we do have some health and safety measures in place. We kindly ask that you use the provided hand sanitiser and respect other people’s space.

Do let us know if we can do anything to make your visit to the office as comfortable and accessible as possible.

I absolutely respect that some people will feel more comfortable having a virtual meeting, so we will accommodate this where possible.

We look forwards to welcoming you soon!