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.
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Majority pay less income tax than in rest of the UK. Income tax rates have been frozen for the rest of this Parliament and more of people’s money will be
The SNP Government’s Budget will deliver progress for Scotland, by Scotland – after listening carefully to the people of Scotland and taking action on their concerns. Key policies which will
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
A fairer, stronger Scotland: a decade of progress worth defending Since coming to office in 2007, the SNP has changed Scotland beyond all recognition. Families in Scotland enjoy opportunities and
Payment delivered by ‘a Government that puts Scotland First’ The Scottish Government’s decision to deliver a new payment to support older people with energy bills “has righted a disgraceful wrong
Deputy First Minister outlines steps towards financing a green future. A range of measures to transform how Scotland attracts and supports capital investment into the country have been unveiled. Deputy
New figures show over £1billion paid out to help end child poverty New figures show that the Scottish Government’s five family payments have reached a landmark figure since their launch,
Engagement to tackle gendered violence highlighted at start of 16 Days. More than 27,000 young people have benefited from education and awareness-raising sessions on tackling gender-based violence over six months,
First Minister: “Engaging young people is key to ending abuse” Ahead of the global 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence, First Minister John Swinney has highlighted the importance of
