John Cooper for Dumfries & Galloway

Head and Shoulders Picture of John Cooper

John Cooper is the Scottish Conservative & Unionist Candidate for Dumfries & Galloway at the next UK General Election. 

Raised and educated in Stranraer, John is standing to be a hard-working local MP helping to progress local priorities and ensure that South West Scotland has a strong voice in Parliament. 

John is delighted to be working with local MSPs Finlay Carson and Oliver Mundell as well as our team of Dumfries & Galloway Scottish Conservative Councillors to ensure that local people know that the local choice is between John Cooper - who will work on local priorities - or an SNP MP who will only prioritise independence. 

John can be contacted by e-mail to [email protected], by phone to 01556 504 163 or by post to 2 St Andrew Street, Castle Douglas, DG7 1DE. 

Are you able to help John in your local area through delivering leaflets, phoning local people or knocking doors? Get in touch and let us know! 

 

 

News

On Farming's Frontline

AGRICULTURE is pivotal to Dumfries & Galloway and although responsibility for the sector is devolved to Holyrood, UK Government involvement and funding are vital. It was fascinating to join Stewart Wyllie, Mhari Dawson and John Locke – who took time out from hectic calving – of the NFUS at Auch

John Cooper Calls for Return of Train Service to Stranraer

John Cooper, Scottish Conservative & Unionist candidate for Dumfries & Galloway, has called on ScotRail and Network Rail to do all they can to expedite the return of full rail services to Stranraer and Barrhill.

John Cooper welcome £600 boost for Pensioner Households

John Cooper, Scottish Conservative MP candidate for Dumfries & Galloway,  has welcomed the arrival of the Winter Fuel Payments and Pension Cost of Living Payments which will benefit around 22,000 pensioners living in Dumfries & Galloway with payments of up to £600.  Acro

A77 Upgrades Must Be Priority says John Cooper

The Scottish Government has been challenged to "step up to the mark" by Scottish Conservative MP candidate John Cooper and to put forward practical and funded plans to upgrade the A77 route.  The A77 is fully the responsibility of the Scottish Government, and a coalition of local campaigners,