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
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Spring Statement to See Poorest £500 a Year Worse Off A report from the Resolution Foundation published today has shown the UK’s poorest households will be £500 a year worse
Global Uncertainty Necessitates Course Correction The SNP has called for Labour to immediately reverse its tax on jobs, in the wake of global economic uncertainty and a respected survey showing
Chancellor’s Decisions Betray Lack of Understanding In the wake of last week’s Labour budget, Rachael Reeves appeared on the Laura Keunsberg show last Sunday morning. One clear takeaway from this
New qualifications body and independent inspectorate will be established. The creation of a new national qualifications body, along with an independent education inspectorate, has taken a major step forward after
First Minister says United States remains one of Scotland’s closest partners. Scotland will have “a platform to make its voice heard” during the visit of the President of the United
Rejoining Single Market Would Boost Growth, Prevent Cuts The SNP has challenged Keir Starmer to rejoin the EU single market instead of imposing even more austerity cuts. It comes as
Support for local authorities. Additional empty homes officers are being recruited to bring more privately owned houses back into use. The new posts are being supported as part of a
Building Safety Levy Bill Published Additional funding could be unlocked to fix building safety issues through new legislation published in the Scottish Parliament. If passed, the Building Safety Levy (Scotland)
2,000 total hospital from home beds by the end of 2026. Graeme has welcomed new Scottish Government funding for Hospital at Home – with the scheme expected to be expanded
