Quality of Scotland’s bathing water skyrockets under the SNP Carnoustie and Monifieth in Angus South have received ‘Excellent’ quality status according to the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA). Carnoustie
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
5,000 Supported by Advocacy Service Since 2020 A scheme that provides dedicated advocacy services for children and young people who are attending Children’s Hearings has been praised by those who
Housing Bill Measures for Fairness New legislation will introduce a range of measures to improve renting in Scotland, including strengthening tenants’ rights to keep a pet. Measures in the Housing
Thousands of unpaid carers could be missing out. This Carers Rights Day (Thursday 21 November 2024), unpaid carers across the country are being encouraged to check their eligibility for financial
SNP Call for U-Turn as Labour ‘Clueless’ About Impact The SNP has challenged the Labour UK Government’s Scottish Secretary, Ian Murray MP, to publish a full impact assessment of the winter
UK Government Must Reconsider Planned Increase Graeme has urged the UK government to reconsider their planned tax hike on GP surgeries, after figures showed that sixteen practices in Angus would
