Councils Empowered to Raise Tourism Money A Bill to enable councils to invest more in local tourism facilities and services through a levy on overnight stays has been published. If
The Price of Westminster Failure Energy market intelligence analysts Cornwall Insight have warned that energy bills will not return to 2021 levels until around 2030 at the earliest. While the
Education Secretary Announces Summit A summit focused on tackling violence in schools will be convened by Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth in the coming weeks. It will bring together young people,
Pro-Brexit Labour Out of Touch A new poll has revealed that 70% of voters in Scotland agree that Brexit has been a total and complete failure. The fresh polling was
Public to Help Shape Plans People across Scotland are being invited to have a say on how a new National Care Service should work. A programme of meetings will take
More than 25,000 new Modern Apprenticeships were created in the past year. This surpasses the Scottish Government’s ambition and helping apprenticeship job creation move closer to pre-pandemic levels. Statistics from
Labour Urged to Commit to Devolving Powers Ahead of the final stages of the UK government’s anti-strike legislation, the SNP has once again urged pro-Brexit Labour to commit to devolving
Monitoring Supply Chain to Build Resilience The Rural Affairs Secretary Mairi Gougeon has written to the Prime Minister calling for detail of the announcements made by the UK Government this
Raising awareness of the benefits agritourism can bring to Scotland’s urban and town populations. Graeme recently met with constituents involved in Agritourism to discuss the prominence of the sector in
Raising awareness of the history of our communities. Graeme recently visited Barry Mill in Carnoustie and the Star Rock Shop in Kirriemuir to highlight Local and Community History Month.
