Scotland's ruling SNP party is gearing up to present its election manifesto, a key document outlining its policy priorities for the next term in office. As the party prepares to make its case to voters, a closer look at its 2021 goals reveals a mixed picture of progress and unfinished business. Two years on from its last manifesto, the SNP faces scrutiny over whether it has delivered on its promises, particularly in areas such as education, healthcare, and economic development. With the party's re-election prospects hanging in the balance, a detailed assessment of its performance will be crucial in shaping the debate ahead of the upcoming election.
As parties draw up their election manifestos, has the SNP ticked off the goals it set out in 2021?
