New Powers to Tackle Unsafe Cladding The Scottish Parliament has unanimously approved legislation giving Scottish Ministers powers to assess and remediate buildings which have unsafe cladding, where consent of the owners
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New First Minister Confirms Those Supporting Cabinet First Minister John Swinney has completed the appointment of his ministerial team. Consisting of 11 Cabinet Secretaries, including the First Minister, the Scottish
Only the SNP Will Protect Scotland’s Future The SNP have called out Labour’s plans for Scotland and challenged Anas Sarwar to disown the ideas from senior members of his party. It
Parliament Votes for John Swinney John Swinney has been nominated as the seventh First Minister of Scotland, following a vote in the Scottish Parliament yesterday. MSPs voted 64 to 57
Independence for Scotland is Vital The week of 30th April witnessed another milestone that exposes how Brexit has been and will permanently remain a major source of the problems underlying
Parents Urged Not to Miss Out on Support Parents of disabled children are being urged to make sure they’re not missing out on vital financial support from the Scottish Government.
Ensuring Industrial Injuries Benefit Meets People’s Needs A consultation on replacing the UK Government’s Industrial Injuries Scheme in Scotland has been launched. Views are sought on how the Scottish Government’s
Humza Yousaf Indicates Intention to Resign First Minister Humza Yousaf has announced that he will stand down. The First Minister made the announcement at a news conference at the First
Study Puts Paid to Scare Stories About Income Tax A study by the UK Goverment’s own HMRC has found that thousands more taxpayers moved to Scotland than left each year
Devolved Welfare Shows Why Decisions are Best Made in Scotland This week’s announcement by Rishi Sunak that he would withhold benefits from those with/suffering mental health conditions is yet another example that shows decisions
