Frailty Services Expansion to Build on Improved Performance The national roll-out of specialist frailty services at all 30 A&E departments will build on recent progress to clear long waits and
Notification Scheme to be Expanded More crime victims will get access to a range of information about the perpetrator and have a say on decisions about their prison release under
The SNP Scottish Government’s policy of free tuition has seen thousands of students educated based on their ability to learn, not their ability to pay. 2,160 students from Angus studied
First Minister Commits to International Solidarity First Minister John Swinney has pledged the support of the Scottish Government to “securing international solidarity” for the long-term future of an independent Ukraine.
New figures highlight SNP economic success. The SNP Government’s mission to create jobs and support Scotland’s businesses is working, according to recently published figures. The Institute of Chartered Accountants in
Carers in education urged not to miss out on extra money. This National Student Money Week (3 – 7 March 2025), unpaid carers in education are being encouraged to
SNP Budget Delivering for Local Schools Graeme has welcomed the £3,853,000 increase in education funding for Angus Council included in the recently passed Scottish Budget. The 2.1% increase delivered by the Scottish
Discussion Paper on Further Reforms to Legal Aid Reforms to legal aid have been set out to make the system simpler and easier for both solicitors and those who need
Accredited Official Statistics Publication Statistics have been released today on the destinations and attainment of 2023-24 leavers from Scotland’s publicly funded schools. Initial destinations 95.7 per cent of 2023-24 school
A new initiative to bring Scotland together. Good morning everyone. Thank you very much for being here this morning. This is my first press conference as First Minister here in
