FM targets 2026/27 for first national bond. The Scottish Government is on track to issue its first bonds in 2026/27, First Minister John Swinney has announced after international ratings agencies
Tournament will benefit Scotland’s communities. Scottish Government investment of up to £73 million will go into co-hosting the UEFA European Championships in 2028. Glasgow’s Hampden Park will be one of
Questions to answer for Alexander on local growth funding Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes has written to Douglas Alexander on Scotland’s missing half-a-billion pounds– after £547 million of Local Growth
Economic and social benefits highlighted in new report. Work to promote Scotland internationally has been integral to record export sales, inward investment and tourism growth, according to a new report
Offshore Wind Skills Priorities and Action Plan published. Plans to support the training of specialist electricians, engineers and technicians who will be key to the expansion of Scotland’s offshore wind
Audit income threshold to increase. Scottish charities are set to benefit from changes to legislation which will raise the audit income threshold from £500,000 to £1 million. Secondary legislation has
Public Finance Minister to attend key conference. Public Finance Minister Ivan McKee will travel to Poland with a Scottish Chamber of Commerce business delegation this week to attend the ReBuild
Social Tariff can deliver “transformational impact” on fuel poverty levels Housing Secretary Màiri McAllan has called for urgent action from the UK Government on energy bills, as new modelling finds
72,000 Scottish workers receive pay boost. A record 4,000 employers in Scotland are now paying their staff at least the real Living Wage, boosting the salaries of 72,000 employees and
Call for accelerated climate action ahead of COP30. As the COP30 UN Climate Summit gets underway in Brazil, First Minister John Swinney called for swift and decisive action to tackle
