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Solheim Cup announcement at the Scottish Parliament
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Solheim Cup announcement at the Scottish Parliament

MSP’s and Charities which are supported by the Solheim Cup at an announcement at the Scottish Parliament; Holyrood Edinburgh. From left to right Clare Haughey; Minister for Mental Health; Jeane Freeman; Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport; John Swinney; Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills; Riana Jones; Co-opted Scotland National Committee Member; Action for Children; Joe Fitzpatrick; Minister for Public Health; Sport and Wellbeing; Fiona Hyslop; Cabinet Secretary for Culture; Tourism and External Affairs; Dennis Melloy; Lord Provost; Perth & Kinross; Christine McKelvie; Minister for Older People and Equalities; Gemma Connor; Trustee; Perthshire Women+IBk-s Aid; Maree Todd; Minister for Children and Young People

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