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
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Discussion Paper on Further Reforms to Legal Aid Reforms to legal aid have been set out to make the system simpler and easier for both solicitors and those who need
Flexible grants to drive efficiency, support nature and climate friendly farming. Farmers and crofters will benefit from £20 million additional capital support this year and £26 million next year, First
FM: Time to capitalise on a potential £100 billion offshore wind market. The Scottish Government will host a major investment event in Edinburgh tomorrow (Monday 17th March) aimed at unlocking new
First Minister to convene gathering on strengthening democratic resilience. First Minister John Swinney will this week convene a meeting to examine the resilience of Scotland’s democracy. Political, faith and community
Transforming social care. Plans to transform social care across Scotland will be progressed after the Scottish Parliament approved the Care Reform (Scotland) Bill. Thousands of people with experience of accessing,
Published in the Angus County Press, 4th September 2025 This month brings a welcome change for rail travellers in Scotland as the Scottish Government scraps peak fares once and for
December Progress Report With work just over half-way through on the Arbroath A Place For Everyone project, we take a look at progress being made. The contractor Balfour Beatty is
Blueprint for enhancing lives and communities. A new Public Service Reform Strategy will deliver the public services that people of Scotland deserve and need in the future, Public Finance Minister
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
