Rachael Hamilton MSP took part in a litter pick in St Boswells at the end of March to highlight the #SpringClean19 Keep Scotland Beautiful campaign.

The litter pick was organised by the St Boswells Community Council, and saw volunteers pick up litter from around the village.

Rachael Hamilton MSP has been reselected as the Scottish Conservative and Unionist candidate to stand in Ettrick, Roxburgh and Berwickshire for the 2021 Scottish Parliamentary election.

A letter has been sent to NHS Borders following a Holyrood Committee’s dissatisfaction at the board’s overall ‘strategic thinking and planning’.

Rachael Hamilton MSP welcomed the passing of The Motor Sport on Public Roads (Scotland) Regulations 2019 in the Scottish Parliament, which will enable the Jim Clark Rally to go ahead later this year.

Rachael Hamilton MSP sought reassurances from ScotRail boss Alex Hynes at this week’s meeting of the Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee.

Rachael Hamilton MSP along with John Lamont MP and Michelle Ballantyne MSP launched a campaign and survey this week calling for improvements to the ScotRail service on the Borders Railway.

Rachael Hamilton MSP had the pleasure of visiting some of Eyemouth’s art installations with David Windram as part of the Eyemouth Art Trail. 

Rachael Hamilton demanded an apology from the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on the ongoing issue of poor performance on the Borders Railway.

Rachael Hamilton MSP has expressed her disappointment at figures showing that NHS Borders is estimated to be losing £3 million per annum due to delayed discharges from hospital.

Rachael Hamilton MSP attended a Visit Scotland parliamentary event along with over 100 tourism businesses from the Scottish Borders and Dumfries & Galloway to learn more about the #SeeSouthScotland campaign.