Bill Passed to Provide Justice to Sub-postmasters Legislation has been passed that will automatically exonerate sub-postmasters who were wrongly convicted as a result of the faulty Horizon IT system, the
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Over £829m in Social Security Providing Boost for Families The families of more than 329,000 children under 16 are benefitting from Scottish Child Payment, latest statistics show. The weekly payment
Westminster Consensus Clear to See People often switch off politics. But when it’s election time they want to hear from party leaders. They want to know what their values are.
Starmer Set to Go “Further Than Blair” on Privatisation In their latest pivot to Tory policies, the Labour Party have vowed to follow in the footsteps of Tony Blair’s government
A Momentous Day for Fife The opening of the Levenmouth Rail link is a significant milestone. The new railway stations in Cameron Bridge and Leven have been brought to life
Local authorities empowered to invest in tourism. MSPs have backed legislation giving councils a new power to introduce a visitor levy that would raise funding for local visitor facilities and
It’s the SNP who stand up for rural Scotland Whether it’s Dumfries or Glen Doll, Cromarty or Lunan Bay, the story is the same. Westminster parties come and go, but
Only the SNP Will Stand Up for Scotland As a young boy of fifteen, joining a fringe political party, I could hardly imagine I’d one day lead my country as
Eradicating child poverty is First Minister’s central mission First Minister John Swinney is to set out the priorities that will underpin the work of his government today (Wednesday, 22 May),
£5 million to Unlock Scotland’s Entrepreneurial Talent Extra investment to grow and nurture high-growth businesses and entrepreneurs has been announced. The £5 million package will help deliver end-to-end support for
