Resilience operation continues. The Scottish Government’s Resilience Room (SGoRR) met again this evening to co-ordinate the response to Storm Éowyn. First Minister John Swinney chaired the meeting and has asked
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Work underway to move the benefits of over 66,000 people by end of year Disability Living Allowance for adults is being replaced by a new Scottish benefit. Work has begun
Holyrood to Debate Harm Caused SNP MSP Clare Adamson led a Holyrood debate marking five years since Scotland was dragged out of the EU despite every part of Scotland, and almost
Tertiary Education and Training Bill published. Legislation to simplify the funding system for learners at college and university and apprentices in Scotland, has been published. The Scottish Government has introduced
New plan to focus on delivery. Health Secretary Neil Gray has set out how the Scottish Government plans to improve access to treatment, reduce waiting times and shift the balance
Landmark announcement by Creative Scotland. Graeme has today hailed the landmark announcement by Creative Scotland, which will see a record number of cultural organisations across Angus receive stable, multi-year funding—thanks
New Scottish benefit for pensioners extends to more areas ahead of national roll out. A new benefit for pensioners is now open for applications in 13 more local authority areas
FM to Convene Gathering on Democracy & Respect First Minister John Swinney will convene a pivotal gathering of Scottish society to work together and unite Scotland against the “increasingly extreme far right”. Representatives
First Minister John Swinney has pledged solidarity with Syrians in Scotland following the collapse of the al-Assad regime. In an open letter, the First Minister acknowledged the hope that many
Children (Care, Care Experience & Services Planning) Bill Legislative proposals to improve the experiences of children and young people in Scotland’s care system have been published in a Bill introduced
