Monica Lennon

Monica Lennon MSP

Member of the Scottish Parliament for Central Scotland
Incumbent
Assumed office 6 May 2016
Personal details
Political party	Scottish Labour Party

Monica Lennon MSP is a Scottish Labour Party politician who has been the Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) for the Central Scotland region since the 2016 Scottish Parliament election.^[1]

In 2012 she stood as the Labour candidate for South Lanarkshire Council, where she was elected to represent Hamilton North and East.

References

Members of the Scottish Parliament in the Central Scotland region

Elected in the 2016 election

Constituency MSPs	Alex Neil (SNP, Airdrie and Shotts) Fulton MacGregor (SNP, Coatbridge and Chryston) Jamie Hepburn (SNP, Cumbernauld and Kilsyth) Linda Fabiani (SNP, East Kilbride) Angus MacDonald (SNP, Falkirk East) Michael Matheson (SNP, Falkirk West) Christina McKelvie (SNP, Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse) Clare Adamson (SNP, Motherwell and Wishaw) Richard Lyle (SNP, Uddingston and Bellshill)

Additional members	Mark Griffin (Lab) Alison Harris (Con) Richard Leonard (Lab) Monica Lennon (Lab) Margaret Mitchell (Con) Graham Simpson (Con) Elaine Smith (Lab)

SNP (9 seats), Labour (4 seats), Conservative (3 seats)

Donald Dewar (1999–2000)
Henry McLeish (2000–01)
Jack McConnell (2001–07)
Wendy Alexander (2007–08)
Iain Gray (2008–11)
Johann Lamont (2011–14)
Jim Murphy (2014–15)
Kezia Dugdale (2015–)

Henry McLeish (1999–2000)
Cathy Jamieson (2000–08)
Johann Lamont (2008–11)
Anas Sarwar (2011–14)
Kezia Dugdale (2014–2015)
Alex Rowley (2015–)

Ben Shaw (1914–31)
Arthur Woodburn (1932–39)
John Taylor (1939–151)
Willie Marshall (1951–77)
Helen Liddell (1977–88)
Murray Elder (1988–92)
Jack McConnell (1992–98)
Alex Rowley (1998–99)
Lesley Quinn (1999–2008)
Colin Smyth (2008–13)
Ian Price (2013–14)
Brian Roy (2014–)

Shadow Cabinet	Kezia Dugdale (Leader) Alex Rowley (Deputy Leader) Jackie Baillie (Economy) Iain Gray (Education) Claire Baker (Justice) James Kelly (Parliamentary Business) Neil Bibby (Chief Whip) Anas Sarwar (Health) Lewis Macdonald (Culture) Rhoda Grant (Connectivity) Claudia Beamish (Environmental Justice)

Shadow Ministers	Mark Griffin (Community) Pauline McNeill (Community) Monica Lennon (Inequality) Daniel Johnson (Education) David Stewart (Environmental Justice) Neil Bibby (Transport) Richard Leonard (Economy) Mary Fee (Justice) Colin Smyth (Whip)

Backbenchers	Neil Findlay Johann Lamont Ken Macintosh (Presiding Officer) Jenny Marra Elaine Smith

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