Banking Hubs High Street banks have copped a good deal of flak over recent years for their branch closure programmes. And rightly so. The contempt shown for customers has been
Expert advisory group aims to improve fairness in the workplace Leading figures from business, trade unions, equality groups and academia are coming together to advise the Scottish Government on its
Excitement builds ahead of UCI cycling event. Thousands of international elite cyclists, including para-athletes, will gather in Glasgow and across Scotland this week for the start of the 2023 UCI
Proposal to create Migrants’ Commissioner. An independent Migrants’ Commissioner would stand up for the rights of people who have moved to an independent Scotland, under Scottish Government proposals. The latest
Since taking the helm of the Labour Party after its routing in 2019, Keir Starmer has presided over a rightward lurch. Despite claiming to be the party of working people,
Improved payment system to expand services.  NHS dental teams will receive increased fees under a new payment structure which will help them to provide enhanced NHS care and treatment. Developed
First Minister outlines who may be eligible for Scottish citizenship. Scotland could take a fairer, and more welcoming approach to citizenship as an independent nation, according to a new paper
New starts will begin training this August. More medical training posts have been accepted at this stage of the recruitment year than ever before – exceeding last year’s record by
Sir Keir Starmer claims victory after amendments calling for Labour to end of two child benefit cap, were rejected at the party’s national policy forum. The SNP has challenged Anas
New strategy to support Scotland’s fish farming sector. Actions to increase the productivity of Scotland’s aquaculture sector and help reduce its impact on the environment have been set out in
