Chancellor Should Meet Costs for Public Service Providers The UK Government must reimburse the National Insurance hike on charities, First Minister John Swinney has said. Speaking at the Social Enterprise
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New Angus Parents Benefitting Graeme has welcomed new figures which show that 22,864 baby boxes have been delivered across the NHS Tayside health board area. Scotland-wide, over 319,800 baby boxes
Report Highlights Progress Since 2020 A new report sets out the progress made to improve the educational experiences of children and young people with additional support needs (ASN) in schools
Remembrance Sunday Services in Angus (10 November) Arbroath 1.45pm – Parade will form up on High Common to march to memorial. 2pm – Wreath laying and short ceremony, then parade
Carbon Budget Approach to Targets Agreed Legislation that will see Scotland move to using five year carbon budgets to set climate targets has been passed. The Climate Change (Emissions Reduction
4,200 Properties Benefitting Locally Graeme has welcomed the news that 4,220 properties across Angus have received £16.8 million worth of non-domestic rates relief this year, thanks to SNP policies.
Picture Improving in Scotland While Fees Hiked Down South As tuition fees are hiked to £9,535 a year for students in England under the new Labour government, it is important
SNP Call for Emergency Action After ‘Glaring Omission’ The SNP has called for the Labour government to take emergency action to tackle child poverty, after charities criticised the absence of
Victims, Witnesses & Justice Reform Bill Update Justice Secretary Angela Constance has updated Parliament on proposed amendments to the Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform Bill. The Justice Secretary told MSPs
Increases Capped at CPI+1% up to a Maximum of 6% An amendment to the Housing Bill will set out how rent increases will be capped in areas where rent controls
