Positive Report from Education Scotland An Education Scotland report published this week has spoken highly of the quality educational offering being delivered by Dundee & Angus College. The report follows
43,000 Payments Help Families with Cost of Living More than 43,000 payments have been paid automatically to help parents and carers with the cost of living and starting school, latest
Plans to Maximise Scotland’s Global Reputation Promoting Scotland’s world leading university research and economic potential is at the core of the country’s first International Education Strategy (IES). The IES sets
Benefits for Culture, Events & Creative Sectors The culture and creative sectors of an independent Scotland would be enhanced by the establishment of a new Scottish public service broadcaster reflecting
New harmful import controls As of the 31st of January, new import controls have been imposed on Scotland by the UK government as a result of Brexit. EU goods, spanning from
MSP and Councillors seek review of criteria which excludes Kirriemuir and Monifieth. Today (1st February 2024), local representatives from the Scottish Parliamentary and local Council levels have written to Cash
Starmer: U-turn After Screeching U-turn Despite claiming to be the party of working people, Labour now endorses the Tories’ economic policy, social security cuts and anti-immigrant rhetoric. In addition to
Moves to protect children agreed after four-nations consultation. Plans to ban single use vapes and raise the tobacco age of sale so that no one born on or after 1
Measures Will Increase Food Costs & Risk Delays Following warnings that post-Brexit import controls will raise food prices and risk supply delays, the SNP has said Scotland’s businesses and consumers
Sector Delivered More Electricity Than Scotland Used Renewable technologies generated the equivalent of 113% of Scotland’s overall electricity consumption in 2022, new statistics show. This is the highest recorded to
