Scottish Labour Leader ‘Living in Parallel Universe’ The SNP has said Anas Sarwar is “living in a parallel universe”, as he reiterated his claim that there would be “no austerity
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Strengthening Ties Across Asia Business Minister Richard Lochhead has begun a visit to China and Japan aimed at deepening economic, social and cultural ties and emphasising that Scotland is open
Hundreds of Individuals & Organisations to Benefit Culture Secretary Angus Robertson has said an additional £34 million in culture and arts spending next year will be “game-changing” for the sector.
Procurement contributing to economic growth. Scotland’s known public sector procurement spend in 2022-23 delivered an estimated 120,000 full-time equivalent jobs and £7.5 billion to Scottish GDP. The sixth annual report
Funding Confirmed for Support Services More than 100 organisations working to tackle violence against women and girls will receive £19 million in new funding. Among them are Angus Women’s Aid
Supporting Ex-Service Personnel Thousands of veterans and their families will be able to access vital support as a result of this year’s Scottish Veterans Fund. Around £460,000 will help fund
Providing fairness for tenants. Amendments to the Housing (Scotland) Bill have been lodged by the Scottish Government setting out how rents will be capped in rent control areas. The proposed
New Angus Parents Benefitting Graeme has welcomed new figures which show that 22,864 baby boxes have been delivered across the NHS Tayside health board area. Scotland-wide, over 319,800 baby boxes
Communities Surveyed on Key Priorities People living and working in rural communities are being asked their views on what government priorities should be to improve their lives. A Scottish Government
First Minister Commits to International Solidarity First Minister John Swinney has pledged the support of the Scottish Government to “securing international solidarity” for the long-term future of an independent Ukraine.
