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My constituency office in Irvine is open 10am to 4pm from Monday to Friday. As an elected MP it is her job to try to represent all those living within her constituency, not only those who voted for Philippa or the SNP. Constituents can drop in without appointment. MPs are generally at Westminster in London from Monday to Thursday, leaving only Friday during the working week for constituency appointments, although Parliament does sometimes also sit on a Friday. When in the constituency, MPs will also hold regular surgeries so that constituents can drop in to seek advice. If you are unsure who is best placed to help you, Dr Whitford's constituency office can assist you. If you have an issue you wish to raise with your MP there is no need to wait for a surgery - just contact the constituency office. To find out more about SNP policies and activities in your area you can visit the SNP website. How can I raise an issue or seek assistance from Philippa? However, MPs have constituency teams who are based locally to help constituents. You can contact them by clicking here. You can find out more about SNP Policies on their website by clicking here. Although Dr Whitford has a remit as SNP Health Spokesperson, her areas of interest are broad and she works on a number of issues; Ayrshire Growth Deal.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} Where can I find more information on SNP Policies? What are Philippa's particular areas of interest? {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}Data Protection The Constitution Devolved matters, such as Health, are dealt with by Members of the Scottish Parliament, and local government matters such as Planning and Housing are dealt with by your local councillors. Dr Philippa Whitford is an SNP MP and is their Health Spokesperson in the UK Parliament. You can contact Philippa's Central Ayrshire constituency office with queries pertaining to any issues that are reserved to the UK Parliament at Westminster. Which party does Philippa represent? Click here to read more.