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Council workers vote to go on strike in dispute over 3.5-per cent pay offer

Workers for Stirling Council will walk out in strike action after rejecting a 3.5-per cent pay offer. The first wave of strike action will see waste and recycling services impacted.

Daily Record

Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater face being ousted as Scottish Green leaders

PATRICK Harvie and Lorna Slater face being ousted as leaders of the Scottish Greens under a motion submitted to the party’s annual general…

The National (Scotland)

Unions confirm strikes for council staff affecting North and South Lanarkshire due to 'derisory pay offer'

Recycling workers will walk out later this month with Unison set to confirm dates for strike action in schools and early years too

Daily Record

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Sturgeon to chair meeting with suppliers in bid to ease cost-of-energy crisis

Scottish Power, Ovo Energy, Centrica, Octopus Energy and E.on are among the companies that will attend

Insider UK

Lanarkshire MSP demands action over autism assessment waiting times

Graham Simpson has written to the mental health minister over delays facing young people

Daily Record

Fierce backlash as Scotland appoints a man as its first 'period dignity officer'

Jason Gran has been announced as the new Period Dignity Regional Lead Officer

Manchester Evening News

Police share list of knives and weapons it will soon be illegal to have in your home

Some knives and other bladed weapons will soon be illegal to have in your home, and should be handed in to avoid prosecution.

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Sturgeon should focus on domestic record, not ‘agitating’ for IndyRef2 – Truss

The Tory candidates appeared at a hustings event in Perth on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak devoid of ideas to help Scots facing terrifying energy bills

The Tory leadership candidates again ruled out allowing Nicola Sturgeon to hold a second independence referendum - but had little new to say on the cost of living crisis.

Daily Record

'Will of Scottish people has got to be expressed', RMT boss Mick Lynch says

THE will of the Scottish people on independence has “got to be expressed”, Mick Lynch has said ...

The National (Scotland)

Rishi Sunak says he 'can't imagine circumstances' where he would allow another referendum

Rishi Sunak has said he "can’t imagine circumstances" where he would allow another independence referendum to take place in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Huge backlash in Scotland after man appointed as country's first ever period poverty officer

Mr Grant's responsibilities include working on issues around menopause and promoting access to free period products after the Period Products Act was introduced

Daily Mirror

'We're sleepwalking into disaster': A dairy farmer's experience of the energy crisis

AS the prices of energy, grain and fertilizer skyrocket, it is no surprise to hear that Scotland’s farmers are facing a perfect storm amid the…

The National (Scotland)

First Minister sets date for second summit on abortion rights and buffer zones

THE First Minister has set a date for the second summit on abortion rights to further discuss the implementation of buffer zones around abortion…

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NUS Scotland demands action over student housing shortage

NUS Scotland has warned that a “broken housing system” may result in another year of student housing shortages throughout Scotland

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Edinburgh success spurs calls for faster action on 20mph speed limit

EDINBURGH’S network of 20mph speed limits has yielded positive results including a substantial drop in collisions and casualties, according to new…

The Independent UK

Anger as man is appointed as Scottish ‘period dignity officer’

Gina Davidson, of radio station LBC, described the appointment as the ‘epitome of mansplaining’

Daily Record

Cost of expensive drugs and workers' pay won't make Scots health board's £26m shortfall worse

Its finance director says the increasing cost of rare medicines and higher than anticipated pay agreements can be dealt with.

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Scottish Government's pay offer for NHS Tayside workers rejected

Disruption could be coming to Perthshire hospitals after unions rejected a five per cent pay offer for NHS employees including NHS Tayside workers.

The National (Scotland)

Cost-of-living crisis could have 'devastating' impact on attainment gap

THE cost-of-living crisis could have a “devastating” impact on Scotland’s attainment gap, according to a leading poverty charity ...

Daily Record

Young people starting a new job urged to apply for payment worth up to £428

People aged between 16 and 24 living in Scotland may be eligible for a one-off payment of £267.65 or £428.25.

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon to hold 'urgent' energy summit as 'one-third of Scots face fuel poverty'

THE First Minister is to hold an “urgent” summit with energy firms amid concerns that more than one-third of Scottish households will be in fuel…

Daily Record

Bin strikes in Scotland blamed on politicians who offered workers 'poverty pay'

Council workers in Edinburgh will down tools on Thursday in the first wave of strike action that will soon roll-out across Scotland.

Glasgow Live

Scotland's first ever college for people with complex needs set to open in Renfrewshire

The college will offer bespoke learning for each of the 18-25-year-olds and the campus will also offer sensory suites, a specialist pool, rebound therapy using full-sized trampolines and outdoor learning spaces.

Daily Record

'We cannot go on like this' Almost one third of Scots patients waiting over four hours at A&E

Labour warned that Scotland's A&E wards are "dangerously overheated because of lack of capacity elsewhere in the NHS system".

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