Stewart Hosie

Scottish politician and business leader

Stewart Hosie - Leaders & Politicians born January 3rd, 1963
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A prominent figure in Scottish politics, served as a Member of Parliament for various constituencies. Elected as Deputy Leader of the Scottish National Party and held significant roles within the party structure. Contributed to discussions and policies on economic and social issues. Involvement in business ventures provided a background that shaped opinions on public policy.

Served as Deputy Leader of the Scottish National Party

Served as Member of Parliament for Dundee East

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