Tim Eagle

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See also

• 6th Scottish Parliament

Tim Eagle MSP
Eagle in 2024
Member of the Scottish Parliament for Highlands and Islands (1 of 7 Regional MSPs)
Incumbent
Assumed office 13 February 2024 [1]

v t e Scottish Conservative MSPs
Jeremy Balfour Miles Briggs Alexander Burnett Jackson Carlaw Finlay Carson Sharon Dowey Tim Eagle Russell Findlay Murdo Fraser Meghan Gallacher Maurice Golden Pam Gosal Jamie Greene Sandesh Gulhane Jamie Halcro Johnston Rachael Hamilton Craig Hoy Liam Kerr Stephen Kerr Douglas Lumsden Roz McCall Sir Edward Mountain Oliver Mundell Douglas Ross Graham Simpson Liz Smith Alexander Stewart Sue Webber Annie Wells Tess White Brian Whittle
Category Politics of Scotland