Tracey Warman Liberal Democrats
Standing in Galloway and West Dumfries · South Scotland region
Tracey Warman lives in Dumfries and Galloway and worked in finance for 33 years before taking early retirement in 2019. She now works as a relief dairy worker, runs an Airbnb and has recently been elected to her local Community Council. She joined the Lib Dems in 2011 and is also on the South Scotland regional list.
Policy Positions
Scotland's Future
Oppose independence. Back a written constitution for a federal United Kingdom and a new bespoke UK-EU customs union.
NHS & Health
A 10-year NHS and care workforce plan, new neighbourhood health teams giving every GP practice the equivalent of an extra clinical staff member, walk-in mental health services and a Fair Deal for Rural Healthcare.
Housing
Return housebuilding to 25,000 new homes annually, create key worker housing, and replace the SNP's housing strategy with a new holistic data-driven approach.
Climate & Transport
Support net zero by 2045 with a programme for net zero new towns featuring rail links, district heating and 20-minute neighbourhoods.
Tax & Public Spending
Where funds allow, lift tax thresholds in line with inflation and begin to close the tax differential with England in a balanced way that protects public services.
Economy & Jobs
Reform business rates to stop sudden tax hikes on successful employers and help people upskill through new Job Transition Loans worth up to £5,000.
Education & Childcare
Hire 2,000 more pupil support assistants, roll out speech and language therapy and make every school a smartphone-free environment.
Social Issues
Strong defence of LGBT+ and trans rights. Ban all forms of conversion therapies and practices, working in partnership with the UK Government.
Track Record
› Liberal Democrats candidate for Galloway and West Dumfries and on the South Scotland regional list
› 33-year finance career; now relief dairy worker and Community Councillor in Dumfries and Galloway
› Lib Dem member since 2011; previously contested 2025 Stranraer and the Rhins council by-election