Capital Investment Almost Trebled Record funding of £150 million capital investment from the Scottish Government will support the growth of the offshore wind sector and support thousands of well-paid, green
Capital Investment Almost Trebled Record funding of £150 million capital investment from the Scottish Government will support the growth of the offshore wind sector and support thousands of well-paid, green
Record Funding to Transform Engagement with Health Services People will get appointments quicker and receive treatment sooner in Scotland’s health service, as a result of the Scottish Government’s Budget. The
Funding Confirmed for Support Services More than 100 organisations working to tackle violence against women and girls will receive £19 million in new funding. Among them are Angus Women’s Aid
Benefit of Scrapping Harmful Policy Would Be Felt Locally Graeme has said the Scottish Budget presents an “enormous step forward” in achieving the Scottish Government’s mission of eradicating child poverty
New Spending & Tax Measures to Boost Growth Scottish Budget investment proposals set out transformative next steps to grow the economy. Spending commitments include support for businesses and business growth,
Hundreds of Individuals & Organisations to Benefit Culture Secretary Angus Robertson has said an additional £34 million in culture and arts spending next year will be “game-changing” for the sector.
Progress for Scotland, by Scotland The 2025-26 Budget will deliver progress for the people of Scotland, with a record increase in frontline NHS spending, and plans to lift 15,000 children
Budget Measure to Lift 15,000 Children Out of Poverty On a visit to BusyBees nursery in Livingston Village today, First Minister John Swinney heard first-hand about how families are struggling
Supporting Ex-Service Personnel Thousands of veterans and their families will be able to access vital support as a result of this year’s Scottish Veterans Fund. Around £460,000 will help fund
Local Spirits Business Gin Bothy to Benefit Forestry & Land Scotland, which assumed ownership of the Glen Prosen estate in Angus two years ago, have announced that the food and