Single injection to help prevent the common winter virus. More babies who are born very prematurely will now be protected against the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) with the introduction of
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Since 2007, we have been using the powers of the Scottish Parliament to improve everyday life for people right across Scotland. As Westminster continues to treat Scotland as an afterthought,
Agenda for Change Staff Set for 8% Increase Nurses, midwives and other healthcare staff across Scotland have been offered a pay increase of 8% over two years to ensure they
New Scottish benefit for pensioners extends to more areas ahead of national roll out. A new benefit for pensioners is now open for applications in 13 more local authority areas
SNP Government Plan is Delivering The pledge to carry out 64,000 surgeries and procedures with additional funding by the end of March 2025 has been exceeded, new figures released to Parliament
First Minister’s speech First Minister John Swinney’s speech about improving public services and NHS renewal, given at the National Robotarium in Edinburgh, on Monday 27 January 2025. Good morning. And
No cases of cervical cancer have been detected in those across Angus who have received the HPV vaccine. In Angus, 62.9% of pupils received the vaccine last year and there
SNP Set Out Long Term Vision to Eradicate Child Poverty Graeme has said “I will put in the hard yards to tackle child poverty” in Angus following First Minister John
Services dealing with ‘extraordinary surge’ in flu cases. Health Secretary Neil Gray underlined the ‘resolve and resilience’ of the NHS as he praised the dedication of Scotland’s health and social
Supporting the Ambulance Service Over Festive Period Health Secretary Neil Gray visited the Scottish Ambulance Service’s (SAS) Edinburgh City Station ahead of the busy festive period to express gratitude for
