Scotland’s interests cannot be an afterthought in negotiations First Minister John Swinney has urged the UK Government to reflect Scotland’s interests by dropping its EU red lines on the single
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‘UK response must reflect changing reality.’ The Scottish Government will take steps to ensure Scotland is as “resilient as we can possibly be” in the face of global economic uncertainty,
Over £1 billion invested to support and improve attainment Headteachers say the attainment of pupils experiencing poverty has improved, thanks to over £1 billion of direct investment from the Scottish
Non-surgical Procedures and Functions of Medical Reviewers Bill Published A new Bill to regulate some of the most commonly performed non-surgical procedures has been published by the Scottish Parliament. If
Programme for Government 2025-26. The NHS will deliver 100,000 additional GP appointments and Scotland will have a ‘best in UK’ cost-of-living guarantee, including the permanent abolition of peak rail fares,
The SNP Government’s Budget will deliver progress for Scotland, by Scotland – after listening carefully to the people of Scotland and taking action on their concerns. Key policies which will
Proposed changes to regulation of deposits. Views are being sought on changes to the regulation of deposits from fish and shellfish farms to simplify the consenting process. Under the current
Notification Scheme to be Expanded More crime victims will get access to a range of information about the perpetrator and have a say on decisions about their prison release under
Carers in education urged not to miss out on extra money. This National Student Money Week (3 – 7 March 2025), unpaid carers in education are being encouraged to
PM Must Make Urgent U-Turn on Compensation Betrayal The SNP has called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to urgently reverse his government’s decision not to provide compensation for Women Against
