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  Michael at Westminster

  Michael usually travels down to London on Mondays and returns home to the Borders on Thursdays. In his new role as Secretary of State for Scotland, he is able to defend Scottish and Borders interests from the heart of Government. He is currently working on the Scotland Bill to strengthen and deepen the devolution settlement for Scotland. He has also ensured that Scotland receives a fair deal on the spending cuts and he is making representations to the Government for the Green Investment Bank to be located in Scotland. Michael also hosts visits from school groups and constituents to Westminster. If you would like to arrange such a visit, please telephone the constituency office. » View Gallery

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  Michael campaigning for the Borders

  Michael stands up for the people of the Borders. He is campaigning to save our local post offices, and is working to ensure that the switch to digital television and radio is a success for local people. He supports higher pensions for older people and greater rights for carers.
  
  In his role as Secretary of State for Scotland Michael is standing up for Scotland and the Borders in Government. » View Gallery

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  Michael on the national scene

  Michael is a senior figure within the Liberal Democrats and is currently the Secretary of State for Scotland in the Liberal Democrat-Conservative Coalition Government in Westminster.  » View Gallery

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  Michael out and about in the Borders

  Michael and his wife Alison live in the Borders. He went to school in Jedburgh. Michael's father, Reverend Haisley Moore, is a well-known local Minister, and his mother Jill teaches lip-reading. Michael loves life in the Borders, which he describes as the perfect antidote to Westminster. His hobbies include supporting local rugby teams and hill-walking. » View Gallery

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  Michael supporting local events

  Michael is a keen supporter of our Common Ridings and agricultural shows. Since being elected in 1997, Michael has attended almost every single common riding. Sometimes the dates of common ridings clash, meaning a very difficult choice has to be made! » View Gallery

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  Michael visiting local schools, charities and companies

  Michael believes that an important part of being an MP is meeting local people and organisations to hear directly from them about the issues they are facing. He therefore makes a point of regularly visiting local companies, charities and organisations. One of the highlights of Michael's job is visiting local schools, where he often gets asked the most challenging questions! » View Gallery