Biggest pay uplift since devolution for senior medical and dental staff. The Scottish Government has accepted the 6% pay increase for senior NHS staff recommended by the independent Doctors and
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Encouraging physical activity, sport and PE Graeme recently visited the Angus Council’s Active Schools Team to highlight National School Sports Week. National School Sport Week was created by the children’s
Celebrating the rich contribution that people with learning disabilities make to society Graeme recently visited the Hope Organic Garden and SAPALD to highlight Learning Disability Week. Â There are over
Raising awareness of the benefits agritourism can bring to Scotland’s urban and town populations. Graeme recently met with constituents involved in Agritourism to discuss the prominence of the sector in
Raising awareness of the history of our communities. Graeme recently visited Barry Mill in Carnoustie and the Star Rock Shop in Kirriemuir to highlight Local and Community History Month. Â
Promoting social inclusion of those with hearing loss Graeme recently visited Tayside Deaf Hub to highlight Deaf Awareness Week. Tayside Deaf Hub is a community hub, home to Deaf Links,
First Minister convenes anti-poverty summit. Targeted action to further tackle poverty and inequality in Scotland will be the focus of discussion at a summit convened by the First Minister later
Raising awareness about multiple sclerosis Graeme recently met with the MS Society Angus to discuss how they support the local community. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a condition that affects your
Slashing train fares for passengers in Angus Graeme has welcomed news that peak-time rail fares will be scrapped on ScotRail services for six months from October. On Tuesday, First Minister
Councils empowered to prioritise homes for living in. Plans to enable councils to raise the amount of council tax paid on empty and second homes will be included in a
