Graeme and councillors Lloyd Melville and Julie Bell are pledging to seek the removal of obstacles to Monifieth and Kirriemuir joining Carnoustie in securing a Banking Hub. Further to the
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Pass rates above pre-pandemic levels. Students getting their exam results today should be very proud of their achievements, with pass rates remaining above pre-pandemic levels. Data published by the Scottish
Banking Hubs High Street banks have copped a good deal of flak over recent years for their branch closure programmes. And rightly so. The contempt shown for customers has been
First Minister outlines who may be eligible for Scottish citizenship. Scotland could take a fairer, and more welcoming approach to citizenship as an independent nation, according to a new paper
New starts will begin training this August. More medical training posts have been accepted at this stage of the recruitment year than ever before – exceeding last year’s record by
Response to recommendations to reduce temporary accommodation use. Efforts to reduce the number of households living in temporary accommodation will be backed by at least £60 million to support a
Understanding more about the impact of alcohol on our lives Graeme recently visited the Tayside Council on Alcohol (TCA) to highlight Alcohol Awareness Week. Alcohol Awareness Week is a chance
Raising awareness and highlighting disabled voices. Graeme recently visited the Richmond Fellowship in Arbroath to highlight Disability Pride Month. Disability Pride Month is an international initiative that celebrates the disability
The advent of the summer parliamentary recess is universally greeted with relief across the Holyrood campus. I doubt there’s an MSP who isn’t delighted to get off the merry-go-round of
Veterans Minister attends Somme commemorations. The role played by professional footballers, and the many others who served at the Battle of the Somme, has been marked at a ceremony in
