More businesses invest in Scotland as confidence continues to grow. A record number of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) projects were secured in 2023 in Scotland. According to EY’s annual independent
Talks focused on collaborative working and areas of shared interest. First Minister John Swinney welcomed Sir Keir Starmer to Bute House for one of his first engagements after being appointed
Reports of delays to postal votes being delivered across the UK. Royal Mail has provided confirmation nationally that there is a second batch of postal vote deliveries due today (Friday)
New Powers to Increase Reuse & Recycling Legislation giving Ministers and local authorities the tools needed to increase reuse and recycling rates, as well as modernise and improve waste and
SNP the Only Centre-Left, Pro-Independence Voice With manifestos published and numerous public debates and hustings, at the tail end of the General Election campaign it’s clear that the only party
Only Stephen Gethins & Dave Doogan Can Beat Tories The past few weeks have been torrid for the Tories, with Rishi Sunak lambasted for leaving the D-Day commemoration early, and Douglas
Five Reasons Why In 10 days’ time people will go to the polls for the UK general election. Today marks the eight anniversary of another crucial electoral event – the
Delivery of funding and student support A consultation on simplifying funding for universities, colleges and apprenticeships, as well as student support, has opened for views. Currently, funding is provided by
Post Office Horizon law coming into force. Sub-postmasters in Scotland who were wrongly convicted as a result of the Post Office Horizon scandal will be automatically exonerated today (14 June
Important Step Forward in Supporting Vital Services Staff in children’s social care services will see their pay increase to at least £12 an hour thanks to new Scottish Government funding.
