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SNP faces battering at the next general election with nationalists on course to lose almost 30 of their 43 Westminster seats after resignation of Humza Yousaf - as John Swinney faces late challenge to plan for 'coronation' as his successor - Vimarsana News

SNP faces battering at the next general election with nationalists on course to lose almost 30 of their 43 Westminster seats after resignation of Humza Yousaf - as John Swinney faces late challenge to plan for 'coronation' as his successor

A new poll today suggests the party could return just 15 MPs from its current crop of 43 amid the fallout from Humza Yousaf's shock resignation.

Local Food Show Takes a Hip Look at Eateries Around CNY and NYS - Vimarsana News

Local Food Show Takes a Hip Look at Eateries Around CNY and NYS

There's a new food show in the Utica area which airs on YouTube, and according to Utica Film Czar Paul Buckley, the show is hip and they're on to something.

SNP to retain just 15 of 43 seats with Labour set to overtake in Scotland: poll - Vimarsana News

SNP to retain just 15 of 43 seats with Labour set to overtake in Scotland: poll

It also says John Swinney is the popular choice as next first minister for Scotland.

SNP to retain just 15 of 43 seats with Labour set to overtake in Scotland: poll - Vimarsana News

SNP to retain just 15 of 43 seats with Labour set to overtake in Scotland: poll

It also says John Swinney is the popular choice as next first minister for Scotland.

SNP to retain just 15 of 43 seats with Labour set to overtake in Scotland: poll - Vimarsana News

SNP to retain just 15 of 43 seats with Labour set to overtake in Scotland: poll

It also says John Swinney is the popular choice as next first minister for Scotland.