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Lanarkshire MSP calls for free school meals to be extended to all pupils following Challenge Poverty Week

Monica Lennon MSP is urging the Scottish Government to extend the scheme to P6, P7, and secondary pupils.

Daily Record

Call for threat of Scottish independence to be added to council risk register

East Renfrewshire Cllr Gordon Wallace has asked for Scottish independence to be added to the risk register as the Scottish Government wants to hold a referendum next year.

Glasgow Live

Supreme Court asked to rule on ‘critically important question’ of Indyref2

Judges at the UK’s highest court heard arguments in the case around the Scottish Independence Referendum Bill.

The Independent UK

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Millionaire Lord blames rent freeze as he puts brakes on £1bn housing project

A MILLIONAIRE Labour Lord has blamed the introduction of a rent freeze by the Scottish Government for his decision to put “on hold” a £1…

The National (Scotland)

Alex Salmond: Scottish Government wrong to ask Supreme Court to rule on Indyref2

The former First Minister of Scotland believes pro-independence parties should stand on a united ticket in the event of a general election.

The Independent UK

All you need to know from day one of Supreme Court independence referendum hearing

Two days of legal arguments in London will decide if Nicola Sturgeon can proceed with her plan to hold an IndyRef2 next year.

Daily Record

Concerns raised over funding for mental health support in Stirling schools

Concerns have been raised over continued funding for mental health support in Stirling’s secondary schools. Trossachs and Teith Tory councillor Martin Earl recently praised the service being provided to local pupils, almost 250 of whom accessed one-

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Joanna Cherry 'cautiously optimistic' Supreme Court WILL grant indyref2

JOANNA Cherry has said she is “cautiously optimistic” indyref2 will be granted by the Supreme Court as the hearing kicked off in London on…

The National (Scotland)

‘Exceptional importance’ that referendum question resolved, Supreme Court told

The Scottish Government’s top law officer began making her arguments on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Full list of council Bridging Payments due by next week and how to get £260 before Christmas

All 32 local authorities are giving eligible parents at least £130 by October 17.

Daily Record

Sturgeon announces post-independence investment of £20bn

The day after her conference speech, judges at the UK Supreme Court have started hearing referendum arguments

Insider UK

Scottish families to get new 'cash boost' over winter amid cost of living crisis

Nicola Sturgeon confirmed that Scottish families on low income will be receiving an extra 'cash boost' over winter to help as energy prices and the cost of living rises.

Edinburgh Live

Liz Truss 'must find' £60 billion of cuts as Scots warned of 'threat' to homes and pensions

A leading think-tank has predicted the UK Government will have to slash spending to fix the fiscal mess caused by Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng.

Daily Record

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.

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Daily Record

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

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

'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.

Glasgow Live

Supreme Court hearing on Scottish independence referendum starts today

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

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The Independent UK

Supreme Court hearing on Scottish independence referendum plans to begin

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

Daily Mirror

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

The National (Scotland)

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 Independent UK

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 National (Scotland)

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…

Daily Record

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

Councils face tough decisions with costs rising.

Glasgow Live

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

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