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Nicola Sturgeon confirms Scottish families to get extra cash boost before Christmas

The key policy of the First Minister's big speech to the SNP conference in Aberdeen was to double the payment that is made to families of almost 150,000 children across the nation.

Glasgow Live

Long-running pay dispute involving Dumfries and Galloway Council staff resolved

Unison and Unite members have voted to accept the latest offer from the Scottish Government and Convention of Scottish Local Authorities

Daily Record

'Conflict of interest' as Scots care watchdog chair is owner of a nursery hit with improvement notice

An opposition MSP and a trade union have raised concerns about Doug Moodie, who owns Kidz World in Alloa, heading up the Care Inspectorate.

Daily Record

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Supreme Court IndyRef2 hearing: All you need to know as case begins in London

Nicola Sturgeon is asking the Supreme Court in London to rule if she can hold one without Prime Minister Liz Truss's permission.

Daily Record

Supreme Court hearing on Scottish independence referendum starts today

The case concerns proposed legislation at the Scottish Parliament called the Scottish Independence Referendum Bill

Glasgow Live

Supreme Court hearing on Scottish independence referendum plans to begin

A panel of five judges will start hearing evidence from the Scottish Government.

The Independent UK

Scottish independence referendum at Supreme Court - how it'll decide UK's future

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon told the SNP Conference there will be a vote on October 19 next year if a crucial Supreme Court case says a second referendum can be called legally

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Scottish Government pressed on inquiry into mishandling of child safety allegations

CAMPAIGNERS have urged the Scottish Government to launch an independent inquiry into the “mishandling” of child safeguarding allegations by…

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon: Extra winter bridging payments will help tackle child poverty

Families of around 145,000 children will receive additional support as bridging payments are doubled this winter.

The Independent UK

These are the key points from Nicola Sturgeon's speech to SNP conference

SCOTLAND’S remaining oil revenues should be used to create a £20 billion investment fund for the first decade after independence, Nicola…

The National (Scotland)

Fears Ayrshire Growth Deal could be 'watered down' as council scale back project

Councils face tough decisions with costs rising.

Daily Record

Low income Glasgow families to benefit from £1 million childcare funding

Families on a low income in Glasgow are set to benefit from funded school age-childcare as part of a national plan to tackle child poverty — with other regions set to follow

Glasgow Live

Wishlist for two Ayrshire villages announced as plans get green light

Auchinleck and Darvel are the latest East Ayrshire villages to put together a place plan outlining specific improvements for the communities.

Daily Record

SNP members back increasing the age children start school

The motion proposes raising the minimum school age to six.

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How can I watch the UK Supreme Court case on independence?

STARTING on Tuesday, the UK Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case which could allow the Scottish Parliament to legislate for a second…

The Independent UK

Supreme Court referendum hearing: What the case means for Scottish independence

The UK and Scottish governments are on opposing sides in a key constitutional question.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon 'right' to claim she detests Tory policies, claims STUC boss Roz Foyer

Roz Foyer, the STUC general secretary, said the Conservative Government at Westminster had declared "class war" on working people.

The National (Scotland)

Explained: Why the Scottish Government has taken Westminster to court over indyref2

THE Scottish Government has taken Westminster to court over plans to hold indyref2 next year.

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SNP backs scrapping of ‘Westminster-made’ school start age

A CALL to raise the formal school starting age to six has been backed by

The National (Scotland)

'Just transition will have failed if Scots are in fuel poverty', minister says

THE “just transition” away from oil and gas will have failed if Scots are still living in fuel poverty in the years ahead, the Government…

Daily Record

New £500,000 fund opens to help improve lives of former Armed Forces personnel

The fund aims to make sure veterans and their families are supported through the ongoing cost of living crisis.

Daily Record

Scottish Government announces new £1 million funding for low-income families in four council areas

Dundee, Glasgow, Clackmannanshire and Inverclyde will initially benefit with other parts of Scotland from April 2023.

The National (Scotland)

New paper will provide ‘financial confidence’ in independent Scotland, says John Swinney

AN upcoming paper from the Scottish Government will set out how people can have “financial confidence” in an independent Scotland, John Swinney…

Glasgow Live

Glasgow strikers deserve 'decent life' in face of cost of living crisis, says union boss

RMT general secretary Mick Lynch has joined striking railway workers in Glasgow as they hold 24-hour industrial action as part on an ongoing pay dispute. 999 call handers and Openreach engineers are also taking part in strike action.

The National (Scotland)

Mick Lynch: RMT has 'beef' with ScotRail not Scottish Government

GENERAL Secretary of the RMT Mick Lynch appeared on the picket line in Glasgow with striking ScotRail workers.

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