A 4.75% pay deal for police officers in Scotland, for 2024/25, has been confirmed. The pay deal was confirmed following the outcome of a formal arbitration process. An independent arbitrator,
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Flexible grants to drive efficiency, support nature and climate friendly farming. Farmers and crofters will benefit from £20 million additional capital support this year and £26 million next year, First
To: The care experienced community From: First Minister John Swinney It is five years since Scotland made its Promise, that we, as a nation, will do all that we can
Funding increase announced on anniversary of The Promise. Services providing local support for families will receive additional funding in the Scottish Budget, First Minister John Swinney has announced on the
£9 million for community energy generation and energy efficiency improvements. Communities across the country will benefit from £9 million Scottish Government funding for measures to help cut energy costs and
The injustice faced by WASPI women – born in the 1950s and blindsided by changes to the state pension age – remains one of the most shameful failures of successive
SNP calls for urgent compensation for WASPI women Graeme Dey MSP has hit out at the UK Labour government’s betrayal of WASPI women as figures from SPICe reveal 7,990 women
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
The beginning of January is always an opportunity for reflection. We remember the highs and lows of the year just ended. Hopefully we are able to appreciate the many things
First Minister John Swinney has pledged solidarity with Syrians in Scotland following the collapse of the al-Assad regime. In an open letter, the First Minister acknowledged the hope that many
