Nicola Sturgeon steps down after 3,051 days as FM. Scotland’s longest-serving and first ever female First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has today resigned from office. After more than eight years in
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Jeremy Hunt’s Missed Opportunities to Make the Right Decisions. When the Chancellor took to the despatch box, he had a number of choices to make. Being in government is all
Uplift in bursaries and loan packages. Financial support available to undergraduate students will rise by ÂŁ900 from the start of the 2023-24 academic year. Estranged students in higher education and
The SNP Scottish Government’s Bold Steps to Set Up a New Scottish Social Security System. Since we began making payments in 2018, Scotland’s social security system has made a real
Labour’s Record on Private Sector Involvement in Public Services: Rhetoric vs. Reality Across Scotland, councils and taxpayers are still forced to pay the cost of a Labour government – even
Reducing Energy Costs: An Effective Strategy for Boosting Disposable Income The SNP has said “the number one priority for the UK budget must be to put money back into people’s pockets”
First Minister says “Scotland is your home for as long as you need it to be”. Ahead of the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Friday 24 February,
As another Tory government presides over the worst cost-of-living crisis in decades, it’s clear that the UK no longer offers prosperity and stability. After 13 years of austerity and a
Timetable for introduction of future benefits confirmed. Plans for the introduction of further Scottish Government benefits have been published as part of an updated Social Security Programme Business Case. This
An inclusive initiative allowing elderly and disabled people to experience Scotland’s natural beauty Graeme recently visited the Monifieth Chapter of Cycling Without Age Scotland to showcase the unique initiative that
