New Funding for Bus Fares, Drug Services & School Meals Agreements have been reached separately with the Scottish Liberal Democrats and Scottish Green Party to support the 2025-26 Budget. Finance
Holyrood to Debate Harm Caused SNP MSP Clare Adamson led a Holyrood debate marking five years since Scotland was dragged out of the EU despite every part of Scotland, and almost
First Minister’s speech First Minister John Swinney’s speech about improving public services and NHS renewal, given at the National Robotarium in Edinburgh, on Monday 27 January 2025. Good morning. And
Resilience operation continues. The Scottish Government’s Resilience Room (SGoRR) met again this evening to co-ordinate the response to Storm Éowyn. First Minister John Swinney chaired the meeting and has asked
No cases of cervical cancer have been detected in those across Angus who have received the HPV vaccine. In Angus, 62.9% of pupils received the vaccine last year and there
Chancellor’s ‘Davos Deal’ Relaxes Non-Dom Rules The SNP has accused the Chancellor Rachel Reeves of doing a ‘Davos deal for millionaires’ after she confirmed that she will soften tax rules
Chancellor’s Job Tax is Increasing Unemployment The SNP has warned that the Labour government is taking the economy in the wrong direction, with rising unemployment and a new cost of
Enabling Communities to Thrive The restoration of Arbroath’s Courthouse as a centre offering careers advice and skills training is one of a range of regeneration projects set to share £62
Met Office red weather warnings for wind brought by Storm Éowyn.  The First Minister has urged people to follow Police Scotland advice not to travel tomorrow (Friday 24 January). The
Labour Scotland Office Slaps Down Compensation Call The SNP has said that Scottish Labour’s own MPs in the UK Government have shown just how ineffective Anas Sarwar and Scottish Labour
