New bonds issued to support delivery of homes. A £22 million investment has been made into a scheme to increase investment in affordable homes and deliver more housing. As part
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988 apprentices were in training in Angus at the end of last year, new figures have revealed. The numbers, which are the newest on record, show the difference that SNP
Capitalising on Scottish innovation, ideas and expertise. New initiatives taking advantage of Scotland’s world-class reputation as an innovation nation have been announced by the Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes. Three
EU Ambassadors to visit Bute House. First Minister John Swinney will meet European Union Ambassador to the United Kingdom Pedro Serrano at Bute House today (11 June) to discuss the
Fund to support third sector organisations. People with learning disabilities will be supported to reach their full potential through a £1.6 million fund. The Learning Disability Support Fund will be
Delivering for Scotland While Labour Breaks Promises The SNP has hailed a double by-election victory in Glasgow, winning in Southside Central and North East. The two newly-elected SNP Councillors, Mhairi
Increased tax credits, greater help for families, support on energy prices, tax cuts, mortgage relief and more educational and law enforcement staff. Unfortunately, this is not remotely what is being
“When Labour are in Government, tuition fees go up” Graeme has warned that only the SNP can be trusted to protect free tuition, as reports indicate that tuition fees are
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
Victims, Witnesses & Justice Reform Bill Update Justice Secretary Angela Constance has updated Parliament on proposed amendments to the Victims, Witnesses, and Justice Reform Bill. The Justice Secretary told MSPs
