Views sought on changes to planning rules. The Scottish Government is consulting on potential measures to simplify planning processes and encourage the provision of new homes in rural areas and
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SNP Government funding helps to support bairns across Angus. Graeme Dey MSP has welcomed new figures which reveal ÂŁ769,000 has so far been invested to improve play parks in Angus,
Extra Money Available to Many in Education Carers in full and part-time education could be entitled to over ÂŁ4,900 a year in financial support from Social Security Scotland. It is
Cabinet Secretary Announces Start Date for Key Policy The Scottish Government will effectively scrap the impact of the two-child limit from 2nd March 2026, Social Justice Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville has confirmed.
The beginning of January is always an opportunity for reflection. We remember the highs and lows of the year just ended. Hopefully we are able to appreciate the many things
136,705 homes built across Scotland since 2007 Graeme welcomes news that 1,834 affordable and social homes have been completed since 2007 in Angus. The latest housing data show that almost
SNP Backs Charities Piling Pressure on Starmer Pressure is growing on the UK Labour Government to scrap the two child cap, as key anti-poverty charities write to the Prime Minister
First Minister to publish Programme for Government. New measures to strengthen Scotland’s public services and ensure people are supported during the cost-of-living crisis will be set out by the First
Helping children grow and thrive. A new national recruitment campaign to help find more foster carers has been launched by First Minister John Swinney. The Scottish Government campaign, which was announced at
Stage 1 Vote Backed by MSPs Legislation to simplify the funding system for learners at college, university and apprentices in Scotland has been given in-principle backing by MSPs. They voted
