First Minister John Swinney’s speech at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Scotland annual lunch 2025 in Edinburgh on Friday 21 March. In government, we enjoy a very good and
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200,000+ Disabled People Benefitting from Devolved System Over 200,000 disabled adults have now had their benefit award transferred to Social Security Scotland from the Department for Work and Pensions, new
Labour Neglect Scotland as £22bn Gifted to English Projects The SNP has branded Labour “clueless” as it emerged the Scottish Acorn Carbon project was once again snubbed for funding in
Increased Investment as Part of Disability Equality Plan Additional funding of £500,000 will be delivered to strengthen access to essential services and projects that disabled people rely on. It comes
Highlighting What Works This week has been Challenge Poverty Week, an annual opportunity to raise our voices against poverty and unite with hundreds of organisations across Scotland in calling for
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
Eradication of child poverty is the SNP Scottish Government’s number one priority. The SNP leader and First Minister cut his political teeth in the 1980s when the Tory Prime Minister
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
Punitive Policy has Cost Scotland £419m The SNP has challenged Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves to scrap the Bedroom Tax at the UK budget on 30th October, with research showing that
Raising Awareness of How to Access Support A campaign to increase awareness of tenants’ rights was launched today by Housing Minister Paul McLennan. This includes information about where renters can
