First Minister: “Scotland ready for new phase of digital innovation”. Scotland is taking a major step towards becoming a digital-first nation with plans to join public services together through a
Housing Secretary awaits UK Government clarity Housing Secretary MÃ iri McAllan has confirmed the Scottish Government will not introduce a Heat in Buildings Bill in the current session of the Scottish
UN humanitarian fund receives Scottish Government funding. £600,000 humanitarian aid for the Occupied Palestinian Territories UN humanitarian fund receives Scottish Government funding.unced by First Minister John Swinney in September, as
First payments have been made. Financial support to help pensioners heat their homes this winter has started to roll out across the country. Pension Age Winter Heating Payment will provide
Health Secretary urges those eligible to get flu vaccine. Health Secretary Neil Gray has updated parliament on winter preparations for the NHS, urging people to take up the flu vaccine
Social Justice Secretary urges Chancellor to remove two-child limit and benefit cap. Ahead of a series of meetings in London today with child poverty charities, Social Justice Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville
Funding for loss and damage, resilience and human rights. In support of international efforts to address the impacts of climate change, the Scottish Government has confirmed funding for loss and
FM targets 2026/27 for first national bond. The Scottish Government is on track to issue its first bonds in 2026/27, First Minister John Swinney has announced after international ratings agencies
Tournament will benefit Scotland’s communities. Scottish Government investment of up to £73 million will go into co-hosting the UEFA European Championships in 2028. Glasgow’s Hampden Park will be one of
Questions to answer for Alexander on local growth funding Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes has written to Douglas Alexander on Scotland’s missing half-a-billion pounds– after £547 million of Local Growth
