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Glasgow city centre set for shopfront redesign and extra enforcement in covid recovery plan

The council has been using funds from the Scottish Government to try and improve the look of the city centre. It comes after a survey found 43% of people think the city has 'got worse' in recent years.

Glasgow Live

Views sought on devolved tax aimed at boosting recycled materials in construction

THE Scottish Government is seeking views on a new tax that would aim to incentivise the use of recycled materials in construction.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government seeks views on new cycling network plans

THE Scottish Government has launched a consultation seeking views on new cycling framework proposals.

The National (Scotland)

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Companies receive £9.4m to help cut carbon

Decarbonisation fund recipients announced as applications re-open

Insider UK

Nicola Sturgeon slams 'morally repugnant' UK Government following mini-budget

The First Minister has given her strongest indication yet that Holyrood will not follow the UK Government's tax cutting plans.

Daily Record

First Minister brands UK's economic growth plans a 'catastrophic disaster'

FIRST Minister Nicola Sturgeon has described No 10 plans to boost economic growth as a “catastrophic disaster”, saying the Scottish Government…

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon: Mini-budget is disaster it would be wrong to follow

The Scottish First Minister said plans to cut taxes were ‘morally repugnant, fiscally damaging and reckless’.

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Tory tax cuts leave UK economy in a 'very dangerous place', warns John Swinney

The SNP finance secretary said no decision had been made on whether the Scottish Government would replicate any of the tax cuts announced in Westminster last week.

Daily Record

UPDATE: Mini-budget 'would be wrong to follow' - Sturgeon

First Minister's comments follow her deputy stating that a Scottish Government response would be base around fairness

Insider UK

John Swinney: Scottish Government to 'reflect carefully' on Chancellor's tax cuts

John Swinney said the Chancellor's tax cuts will have "significant" consequences

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney: Scottish Government to reflect fairly on UK tax cuts

The Deputy First Minister told BBC Radio’s Good Morning Scotland the UK economy is in a ‘very dangerous place’ after the plans were announced.

The Independent UK

Peter Tobin's refusal to reveal location of bodies shows need for Suzanne's Law

The Scots serial killer is believed to be close to death as he serves three life sentences for the murders of Angelika Kluk, Vicky Hamilton and Dinah McNicol

Edinburgh Live

Calls made for taskforce to support women's participation in local politics

WOMEN’S equality organisations are calling for the Scottish Government to create a taskforce to monitor women’s participation and representation…

The National (Scotland)

NHS employees preparing to go on strike after rejecting five per cent pay increase

Union members are expected to vote in favour of action after rejecting the Scottish Government’s latest increase in June.

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Scots nurse sees colleagues in tears every day because of staff shortages

Melanie said: “At the end of the month, you have nothing left and many are having to decide whether to pay for gas and electric or buy food. There is no money left to save."

The National (Scotland)

Scotland could become one of the first European nations to offer paid period leave

SCOTLAND could become one of the first European nations to offer women paid medical leave if they suffer acute period pain as the SNP look to…

Daily Record

Sunday's headlines: Serial killer Peter Tobin lies chained to hospital bed

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

The Independent UK

Tories warn Scots will be ‘left behind’ without income tax cuts by SNP ministers

Conservative MP John Lamont hailed the ‘radical’ measures in Friday’s mini-budget – though the SNP’s Ian Blackford branded them as ‘nonsense’.

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Rental service is ‘designed with landlords in mind’

ALMOST 80 per cent of tenants who challenged their landlord for raising rental costs have been forced to pay more after using adjudication services,…

The National (Scotland)

SNP demand cancellation of autumn recess at Westminster

THE SNP are demanding an urgent recall of Westminster to allow scrutiny of the UK Government’s “biggest, most reckless right-wing financial…

The National (Scotland)

Protesters take to streets as rental accommodation crisis bites students

A STUDIO flat with a toilet outside in a communal corridor for £950 a month but still snapped up as soon as it was advertised.

Daily Record

Scottish Government vows to pilot free school meals for secondary school pupils

Until now Holyrood has only committed to providing meals in primary schools but a senior minister has confirmed for the first time that they will now trial a scheme for secondary schools.

Daily Record

MSP rivals in Queen's funeral tickets row as politicians 'left off list'

The Scottish Tories’ leader Douglas Ross was forced to make a plea for a space at Her Majesty’s final farewell, for himself and his Labour and Lib Dem counterparts, according to several government sources.

The Independent UK

SNP calls on Truss to match £500m Just Transition Fund

The party said it would be ‘extremely reckless’ to dismiss the future of renewables.

The Independent UK

Scottish Government will continue its ‘fairer’ approach to tax, says minister

Richard Lochhead spoke out in the wake of Friday’s mini budget from the UK Government.

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