Broken Promises Damaging Economy & NHS The SNP has warned “the Labour Party has broken its promise to voters, and is actively damaging Scotland’s economy and public services, by blocking a
Civic, Faith, Trade Unions & Political Leaders Commit to Action Civic, faith, trade union and political leaders have committed to taking action to safeguard Scotland’s democracy and tackle people’s feeling
SNP Backs Charities Piling Pressure on Starmer Pressure is growing on the UK Labour Government to scrap the two child cap, as key anti-poverty charities write to the Prime Minister
Scottish Labour MSPs Under Pressure as Vote Looms The SNP has challenged Anas Sarwar to back a Scottish Visa as Angus MP Stephen Gethins’ Devolution (Immigration) (Scotland) Bill will be
Views Sought on Detail of Plans A consultation has been published on potential for certain exemptions from rent controls or increases above the rent cap. Last year, the Scottish Government
Civil Society Leaders Gather for Forum in Glasgow Scots must act now to protect our democracy and shared values from the rise of the far right. Since becoming your First
EU a Safe Haven in Uncertain Times The SNP has agreed with Ursula von der Leyen’s description of the EU as a safe haven in uncertain times, and has challenged Keir Starmer
National rollout of new Scottish benefit for pensioners Pension Age Disability Payment is now open for applications across Scotland. The national rollout follows successful pilots in 18 local authority areas,
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
There are pieces of legislation whose parliamentary consideration attracts a great deal of attention, often rightly so. One such bill, I suspect, will be that brought forward by Liam McArthur
