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Public consultation on preferred route for Lanarkshire road now under way

Council inviting residents and businesses to give feedback on proposals over the next eight weeks.

Daily Record

Families urged to apply for £260 Christmas payment before registration deadline this week

Applications for Free School Meals must be made by November 30 to qualify for the December payment.

Daily Record

Unionists in legal bid to block Scottish Government spending on independence

A PROMINENT Unionist campaigner and Scottish Tory donor is aiming to launch a legal bid to try to stop the Scottish Government spending money on…

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Charity finds almost 5000 cancer cases a year linked to deprivation

AROUND 4900 extra cancer cases each year are linked to deprivation in Scotland, according to a new report.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish teachers announce further strikes

Pay dispute escalates following last week's industrial action

Insider UK

Ex-SNP minister calls for new independence approach as he brands government proposals 'crap'

EXCLUSIVE: Alex Neil has demanded clarity over the First Minister’s plan to use the next General Election as a de facto referendum.

Daily Record

Good Law Project sets up Scottish office amid fears English judges 'bullied' by UK

THE Good Law Project has announced it will set up a Scottish office amid fears judges in England are being “bullied” for holding the UK…

The National (Scotland)

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Claim of 'illegal' Scottish Government spending on independence DISMISSED by expert

SUGGESTIONS that Scottish Government spending on building the case for independence would be illegal in the wake of the Supreme Court’s indyref2…

The National (Scotland)

Scots care homes could close if crises not addressed, warns industry boss

Donald Macaskill issued a dire warning to Scottish Government ministers about the situation in homes across the country.

Daily Record

SNP deputy rules out dissolving Parliament to use Holyrood for de facto indyref2

THE SNP’S deputy leader has ruled out dissolving Holyrood and using a Scottish Parliament election as a de facto independence referendum.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's national parks are not 'fit for purpose', environmentalists warn

SCATHING criticism of Scotland’s existing national parks has been made by leading environmentalists as a consultation ends over a proposal for a…

The National (Scotland)

UK Government braces with indyref2 to take the spotlight at Westminster

THE UK Government will this week face further questions over an independence referendum following the Supreme Court ruling, with ministers…

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon spent over £260,000 of taxpayers’ cash fighting failed Supreme Court cases

Sources confirmed the legal bill for the First Minister’s doomed battle to hold a second independence referendum without the consent of Westminster will top £130,000.

Daily Record

Fears over shooting clubs as politicians call for tighter firearm restrictions

SNP MP Alyn Smith, who represents Dunblane, and Luke Pollard, the Labour MP for Plymouth, want an overhaul of existing gun laws.

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Cyber attacks 'crippled Scots NHS systems' with patient records stored on pieces of paper

The ransomware attack, which crippled the Adastra system, blocked access to patient records for months, with some parts still not working today.

The Independent UK

Tories condemn £1.5m spent on civil servants for SNP’s ‘pet project’

Donald Cameron said work on the independence campaign should be disbanded following the Supreme Court judgment.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh residents tell of life on the worst potholed street in the capital

Residents living on Greendykes Road have said that the issue of potholes has been ongoing for at least a decade but that the problem has become worse since housing developments started in the area.

The National (Scotland)

Number of Scots who don't want children has significantly increased, study finds

THE number of Scots who don’t intend to have children has significantly risen since 2005, a new study has suggested.

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Teachers set for 16 days of strike action in dispute over pay

The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) said action will take place over 16 consecutive days in January and February, with teachers in two local authorities walking out each day.

The Independent UK

Midwives in Scotland to be consulted on latest pay offer

The fresh deal comes after Royal College of Midwives members had voted overwhelmingly to take industrial action in a ballot earlier this month.

The National (Scotland)

Police Scotland in 'civil unrest' warning thanks to 'constitutional uncertainty'

UNCERTAINTY on the constitutional question has been identified by police as contributing to the threat of “civil unrest”, it has been reported.

The Independent UK

Scottish teachers announce further strike action as pay dispute escalates

The EIS union said it has been angered by the conduct of the Scottish Government and local authority body Cosla in presenting their latest offer.

The National (Scotland)

Teachers in Scotland to strike for 16 consecutive days, union confirms

TEACHERS are set to carry out a major series of strikes across Scotland after the New Year, a union has confirmed.

The National (Scotland)

Tories demand £20m indyref2 fund be reallocated after Supreme Court verdict

THE Scottish Government has confirmed it will set out how the £20 million indyref2 fund will be spent at the upcoming budget, after the Supreme…

Insider UK

Scotland must get up to speed with charging infrastructure

With the ban of conventional cars looming, electric vehicle demand is rising, but can the network scale to supply it?

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