First Minister’s speech First Minister John Swinney’s speech about improving public services and NHS renewal, given at the National Robotarium in Edinburgh, on Monday 27 January 2025. Good morning. And
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No cases of cervical cancer have been detected in those across Angus who have received the HPV vaccine. In Angus, 62.9% of pupils received the vaccine last year and there
The importance of getting the winter flu vaccines. Graeme has encouraged all eligible people in Angus to make sure that they get their winter flu jag to protect them against
Services dealing with ‘extraordinary surge’ in flu cases. Health Secretary Neil Gray underlined the ‘resolve and resilience’ of the NHS as he praised the dedication of Scotland’s health and social
Supporting the Ambulance Service Over Festive Period Health Secretary Neil Gray visited the Scottish Ambulance Service’s (SAS) Edinburgh City Station ahead of the busy festive period to express gratitude for
£100m Funding to Improve Patient Flow £100 million funding in the 2025-26 Budget to tackle delayed discharge will make Hospital at Home the ‘biggest hospital in the country’, if approved by
Labour Health Budget Plan Nowhere Near Enough The SNP has reiterated its call that the Chancellor to deliver at least £16 billion a year of additional funding for the NHS,
Increase Formally Offered to Resident Doctors An incremental pay increase offered to Resident Doctors, formerly known as Junior Doctors, and Dentists in Training will ensure NHS Scotland remains an attractive
SNP Call for £16bn NHS Boost at UK Budget The SNP has challenged the Chancellor to deliver a major funding boost of at least £16billion a year for the NHS at
Record High NHS 24 Workforce to Meet Increased Demand A record number of NHS 24 call handlers will support the public to access the most appropriate care this winter as
