WEB Debate Nights: A Platform for Political Discussion
WEB Debate Night in Elgin: SNP MSP Clare Adamson Faces Audience Questions
Scotland's Big Issues Take Center Stage at Debate Nights in Dunfermline and Edinburgh
WEB Debate Nights are a series of live events where political candidates and experts engage in debates on key issues affecting Scotland. These events provide a platform for voters to hear directly from the candidates and ask questions about their policies and perspectives.
One recent WEB Debate Night was held in Elgin, where SNP MSP Clare Adamson faced questions from a studio audience. The debate covered a range of topics, including the Scottish National Party's plans for the economy, education, and healthcare.
Other WEB Debate Nights have been held in Dunfermline and Edinburgh. In Dunfermline, the focus was on the "big issues" affecting Scotland, including Brexit, independence, and climate change. In Edinburgh, the debate centered around the Scottish government's budget and spending priorities.
These debate nights are an important part of the democratic process, as they allow voters to engage with the candidates and learn more about their positions on the issues. WEB Debate Nights are also an opportunity for candidates to hear directly from the public and to shape their policies accordingly.
If you are interested in attending a WEB Debate Night, please visit the organization's website for dates and locations. These events are free and open to the public.
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