The SNP Scottish Government’s Bold Steps to Set Up a New Scottish Social Security System. Since we began making payments in 2018, Scotland’s social security system has made a real
Labour’s Record on Private Sector Involvement in Public Services: Rhetoric vs. Reality Across Scotland, councils and taxpayers are still forced to pay the cost of a Labour government – even
Reducing Energy Costs: An Effective Strategy for Boosting Disposable Income The SNP has said “the number one priority for the UK budget must be to put money back into people’s pockets”
Unlocking Potential Graeme Dey marked this year’s Scottish Apprenticeship Week last week with a visit to Dundee & Angus College’s Arbroath Campus. There he met with young people undertaking Foundation
Breaking Down Barriers to Apprenticeships “Vital” Responding to a question from Graeme yesterday in Parliament, the First Minister confirmed that more disabled young people are accessing apprenticeships thanks to targeted
14.6% Pay Uplift Over 28 Months A resolution to the teacher pay dispute is now in sight after the EIS and SSTA unions voted to accept a historic sixth offer.
Proposals to Criminalise Abusive & Humiliating Behaviour Misogynistic harassment could become a criminal offence as part of proposals aimed at providing greater protection for women and girls. A consultation has
Report Makes 10 Recommendations Women and girls are being forced to adapt their own behaviour and change their travel habits in order to feel safe on public transport, according to
Action Needed on Energy Rip Off & Soaring Food Prices The UK Chancellor has been challenged to deliver a ‘Budget to Boost Incomes’ – with the SNP warning that the
‘Special Position’ for Northern Ireland While Scotland Ignored Again Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has admitted that being outside of the European Union puts Scotland at a competitive disadvantage. The admission
