A record 183,025 studied at Scottish universities in 2021-22. A record number of Scottish domiciled students have enrolled at the country’s universities. The latest Higher Education Student Statistics show the
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The Tories’ EU Retained Law Bill described as “burning down the house because they don’t like the curtains” The Tories’ EU Retained Law Bill, is yet another bare-faced attack on
The UK Government Vetoes Scottish Gender Recognition Reforms Tuesday’s announcement by the Scottish secretary, Alister Jack, is harmful to trans people, who have waited long enough for improvements to the
The Scottish and UK governments have jointly selected Forth Green Freeport and Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport as Scotland’s first green freeports. Following a rigorous assessment and selection process,
Dundee facility the first of two run by children’s charity Aberlour. A national residential rehabilitation service designed to support women and their children through recovery has been officially opened in
Introducing the Best Start Grant, a series of cash payments to help cover the cost of certain items you’ll need as a new parent. There are three payments that you
Independent survey shows benefits to children and families. The vast majority of parents using Scottish Government-funded Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) are satisfied with its quality, according to new research.
Strengthening the social contract with Scotland’s people. Deputy First Minister John Swinney laid out “a different, more progressive path for Scotland” as he presented the Scottish Budget 2023-24. He promised
Spending plan will protect families and public services. The 2023-24 Scottish Budget will take a distinctive approach to creating a fairer, more equal Scotland, Deputy First Minister John Swinney said.
The big events of Scottish politics used to be Westminster by-elections. Prior to the establishment of the Scottish Parliament, these gave the opportunity for Scotland to bring home – if
