You can put North East Fife election candidates on the spot in person at a special debate this week.
Politicians will face questions at the event hosted by the University of St Andrews with The Courier.
The in-person event at the Byre Theatre is sold out, but you can still submit a question and follow the live stream if you book now.
Candidates will have one minute to make their pitch followed by a Q&A with Courier politics reporter Justin Bowie.
You can send your question in advance here: publicaffairs@st-andrews.ac.uk
Candidates take questions in North East Fife
The candidates are:
- Bill Bowman, Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
- Wendy Chamberlain, Scottish Liberal Democrat Party
- Jennifer Gallagher, Scottish Labour Party
- Stefan Hoggan-Radu, Scottish National Party
- Morven Ovenstone-Jones, of the Scottish Greens, who will be represented by Mags Hall, the candidate for the neighbouring constituency of Cowdenbeath & Kirkcaldy
- Matthew Wren, Reform UK
The event should last around 90 minutes from 6pm on Tuesday June 25.
It is part of our focused look at how this UK election affects communities in our region.
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