Supporting Sustainable Farming & Crofting Legislation to support Scotland’s rural economy and communities has passed Stage 1 in Parliament. MSPs voted in favour of the principles behind reforms to how
MSP and Councillors visit site of new school Graeme has visited the new Monifieth Learning Campus site, along with local Councillors Beth Whiteside and Lloyd Melville, and the Council’s Convener
A Year of Progress On the one year anniversary of Humza Yousaf becoming SNP leader and First Minister of Scotland, we look back on a tumultuous year. Despite deeply challenging
Preventing Homelessness & Strengthening Tenants’ Rights New legislation which aims to keep people in their homes and help prevent homelessness has been published. The Housing (Scotland) Bill will introduce an ‘ask
1,166 people in Angus to benefit Graeme Dey MSP has said the new Scottish Adult Disability Living Allowance will ensure that up to 1,166 people in Angus will benefit from
Labour and the Tories vote against free university tuition Only the SNP can be trusted to stand up for students in Scotland – after the Labour and the Tories voted
Fewer Than One in Five Incidents Reported to Police Victims of domestic violence have been encouraged to seek support and report incidents to police, following a reduction in recorded cases.
Enhanced Opportunities for All Ages with Independence Independence would allow Scotland to further improve its education system, including a proposal to enshrine the government’s policy on free tuition in Scotland’s
Scotland Excelling in Medical Education & Training Applications for medical training posts in Scotland are at record levels, with more junior doctors joining the NHS than ever before. Data from
Anyone who knows me will understand that I am rarely at a loss for words. Yet, during a meeting a few weeks ago held as part of my duties as
