Passing of Bill Brings New Review Process Legislation to help reduce the number of domestic abuse-related homicides and suicides in Scotland has been passed unanimously by Parliament. The Criminal Justice
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Scots Choices Serving Scotland’s Interests Independence would give the people of Scotland new opportunities to improve their standards of living, according to a new paper published by First Minister John
Record Investment in Housing Support A record £99 million will be invested in Discretionary Housing Payments (DHPs) this financial year to help thousands of households struggling to afford housing costs
Preventing Homelessness & Improving Standards Legislation to transform homelessness prevention and improve standards in rented housing has been passed by the Scottish Parliament. The Housing (Scotland) Bill will place a
£4.5m a Year to Address Long-Term Effects New year-on-year investment in specialist services will help address long-term effects caused by COVID-19 and other similar health conditions. The Scottish Government is
Increased Investment as Part of Disability Equality Plan Additional funding of £500,000 will be delivered to strengthen access to essential services and projects that disabled people rely on. It comes
Transforming the System for Victims & Witnesses A landmark Bill to place victims and witnesses at the heart of the justice system has been passed by Parliament. The Victims, Witnesses,
Starmer’s Negotiator Says ‘Not in My Lifetime’ to EU Return The SNP has reiterated that the only escape from broken, Brexit Britain and back into the European Union is through
Increasing Investment & New Priority Export Markets Targeted funding has delivered a significant increase in the number of trade missions involving Scottish exporters in 2025. The Scottish Government has already
Supporting People with Life-Shortening Conditions Greater training and support for healthcare staff are among measures set out in a new strategy to improve palliative care across Scotland. ‘Palliative Care Matters
