Massive Call for Volunteers in Scotland to Host Ukrainians People across Scotland are being asked to consider if they could open their homes to displaced people from Ukraine as part
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The ongoing Brexit disaster is constantly illustrated in technicolour New evidence has been published showing how appalling it is for the economy, exports, jobs and the health service. In recent
Minister welcomes research which concludes measure has cut sales. Minimum Unit Pricing (MUP) “is achieving one of its key aims” according to Ministers after a new report concluded that it
Household ‘paying a steep price for UK economic mismanagement’ The UK Government’s Autumn Statement fails to address the pressure on devolved budgets to help people with the cost-of-living crisis, support
First Minister thanks NHS workers as she receives winter vaccinations As she received her COVID-19 and flu vaccines at Glasgow Central Mosque Vaccination Centre, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon took the
Scotland will play our full part in tackling the climate emergency We have likely all noticed the unusually mild autumn we have been experiencing recently. In fact, some days in
New UK Parliamentary constituencies in Scotland have been proposed The Boundary Commission for Scotland has today published its Revised Proposals for new UK Parliamentary constituencies in Scotland as part of
Families in Angus Save on Average £5,000 on Childcare Costs The number of children benefitting from free early learning and childcare in Angus stands at 1,798. Saving the average family
Deadline Reminder for Winter Family Payments Families are being urged to make sure they don’t miss out on a double December Bridging Payment of £260. The payment will be made
Investment to create 152 extra doctor training places The biggest ever expansion of medical training posts will see 152 additional places created for trainee doctors in 2023. The Scottish Government
