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Scottish government would be in ‘uncharted waters’ if UK public spending cut

Social justice minister Shona Robison warned public spending cuts from the UK government could mean difficulties across all public services.

The Independent UK

How to get free school meals in Glasgow as cost of living crisis continues

As the cost of living rises, many families in Glasgow will be thankful for the free school lunches available - Here's all you need to know and how to apply for them.

Glasgow Live

Shona Robison hits back at BBC claim indy Scotland would be worse-off amid Tory-made crisis

Despite the economic crisis being caused by the Westminster Tory government, Robison hit back at claims an independent Scotland would be worse off

The National (Scotland)

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Green watchdog accused of allowing ‘illegal operation’ polluting Scottish beach with sewage

SCOTLAND’S green watchdog has been accused of allowing the “illegal operation” of a Scottish Water site which has polluted an East Lothian…

The National (Scotland)

How the Tories wrecked the economy in seven days

IT took Liz Truss’s Government just under a month to see the value of the pound drop to historic lows, the Bank of England being forced to step in…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government in eco row as £4 million poured into water tycoon’s bottle station

Emirati tycoon Mahdi Al-Tajir’s Highland Spring received the cash for a train depot at his factory in Perthshire after claiming it will reduce the carbon footprint of the business.

Daily Record

Scots urged to check if they are eligible for new benefits to ease cost of living crisis

Scottish Government ministers are asking people to check what they could claim for under powers devolved to Holyrood.

Daily Record

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Nicola Sturgeon slams 'vile racists' after Glasgow school targeted by vicious trolls

St Albert's Primary School in Pollokshields posted photos of the FM with youngsters on Friday morning, which sparked an onslaught of appalling abuse.

Daily Record

Warning UK Supreme Court approval might not break indyref deadlock

A DECISION from the UK’s top court ruling Holyrood does have the powers to hold an independence referendum will not necessarily break the…

The National (Scotland)

Licensing scheme aimed at Airbnb-style short-term lets opens in Scotland

A LICENSING scheme aimed at short-term let properties in Scotland has opened.

The National (Scotland)

Two vital Ayrshire roads 'forgotten' as plea to upgrade major routes is made

South Scotland MSP Colin Smyth has criticised the UK Government for failing to make "any concrete commitments" to fund improvements to the A75 and A77.

Daily Record

Government vows to put out new papers on indy Scotland's economy after key Welsh report

FURTHER papers setting out economic opportunities for an independent Scotland will be published after vital research debunked the myth Wales was too…

The National (Scotland)

Angus Robertson urged to clarify indyref2 plan after 'official opposition' remark

CONSTITUTION Secretary Angus Robertson has been urged to clarify the Scottish Government’s indyref2 position following his comments on the…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government to accelerate laws to freeze rents and halt evictions

THE Scottish Government will introduce emergency legislation at Holyrood next week to freeze rents and ban evictions and the bill is likely to be…

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Simplify indy papers and boost Yes case, former SNP comms chief tells party

PAPERS produced by the Scottish Government on independence should be distilled into digestible material which local branches can use to spread the…

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian warned cuts are inevitable 'without a better Holyrood offer'

The Scottish Government needs to boost its funding of councils, says leader as he warns of difficult decisions in a tough winter ahead

Daily Record

Airbnb licensing a national solution to an 'Edinburgh problem'

The Scottish Government has made short term lets licensing mandatory, despite little evidence of any issues in East Ayrshire.

Daily Record

Scots mum slams council for keeping autistic son isolated from classmates

Hailey Paolozzi says her young son's "beautiful brain" is not being given the education it deserves.

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Daily Record

East Ayrshire Council needs £2.8 million to cover pay increases

East Ayrshire Council says there is a high risk that its funding won't cover expenditure, with pay offer adding to issues around Brexit and the pandemic

The National (Scotland)

Capercaillie at risk of extinction as numbers plummet by 50 per cent

THE capercaillie is at real risk of extinction in the UK, with only 542 of the birds estimated to be left in Scotland, according to new data.

Daily Record

Concern COVID cash for Perthshire could be lost

A committee set up to scrutinise the actions of the Perth and Kinross Integration Joint Board (PKIJB) heard the government could end up asking for up to £9.7 million of Covid-19 specific funding to be returned so it can be redistributed elsewhere

Daily Record

New protocols will see the Union Flag permanently flown outside South Lanarkshire Council's HQ

Councillors voted on the new rules earlier this week.

Insider UK

Emergency budget panel will bring 'robust economic insight'

The fiscal review will be unveiled during the week of 24 October

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh mum slams school system that is destroying her autistic son's future

Hailey Paolozzi, 29, feels as though her son's needs are not being met by the Edinburgh school system and is pleading with the council and government to help her family.

Wales Online

Capercaillie numbers are declining, increasing fears of possible extinction

There are now only 542 of the birds estimated to be left in Scotland following a recent survey

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