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North Ayrshire Council agrees to new measures to tackle child poverty

North Ayrshire Council has approved a new action plan to tackle child poverty, which has risen faster in the area than throughout Scotland as a whole

The National (Scotland)

Lord demands 'strong' UK Government stops Scotland spending on indyref2 plans

AN unelected Lord has demanded the UK Government take action against Holyrood to block spending on indyref2.

The National (Scotland)

Lanarkshire social enterprise swap bikes for skateboards after new batch of funding

Socialtrack will be running the first boarding active travel project in Scotland through funding from their Paths for All initiative.

Daily Record

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Disabled Scots mum 'trapped in own home' relies on husband to carry her upstairs

Rebecca Kelly, 34, has told how she even has to crawl through ice to get to her front door in winter because the parking space is so far away from her home in Loanhead, Midlothian.

Daily Record

Midlothian mum 'trapped' in home and relies on husband to carry her upstairs

A full-time mum and teacher with cerebral palsy from Midlothian has been left disappointed and feels discriminated against due to an 'unfit for purpose' government scheme

Edinburgh Live

Dundee Council loses fight to stop installation of digital street adverts

The Scottish Government overruled council bosses after it rejected BT’s plan to replace phone boxes with street ‘hubs’.

Daily Record

Scottish Government hands firm 10-year contract to run bottle deposit scheme

THE scheme will see shoppers pay a 20p deposit when buying drinks in cans and bottles ...

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Scotland sets new high temperature record as mercury hits 34.8C

The Met Office says that it has detected a "provisional" new high temperature of 34.8C at Charterhall in the Borders on Tuesday afternoon.

Daily Record

72 000 more workers in jobs on payrolls than last year, ONS figures show

AROUND 72 000 people were in employment last month than in the same period last year, figures from the Office for National Statistics have shown.

The National (Scotland)

Mistake forces Scottish Government to update cover of first independence paper

THE Scottish Government has updated the cover of its first paper in a series making the case for independence after a mistake was brought to light.

The National (Scotland)

West Lothian Ukrainian refugee scheme loses more than half volunteer families

More than 100 families who volunteered to host refugees under the Holyrood Super Sponsor scheme have withdrawn or been excluded. Under a separate scheme the county is already host to 74 Ukrainians, with another 24 set to arrive.

Edinburgh Live

Scottish Government blasted over transparency and delays in answering questions

Ministers have failed to respond to freedom of information requests on time on multiple occasions

Daily Record

Scots urged to 'avoid alcohol' as country continues to swelter in heatwave

Temperatures could hit record highs on Tuesday, with a Met Office amber weather warning in place for extreme heat in eastern, southern and central parts of Scotland until midnight on Wednesday.

Glasgow Live

Scotland's popular nature site given staffing boost to support visitor pressure

MANY of Scotland’s most popular nature sites are set to receive a staffing boost this summer.

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UK Government cancels loans to Sanjeev Gupta's group

Scottish Liberal Democrat economy spokesman calls for Scottish Government to end secrecy about its financial involvement

Daily Record

New disability payment replacing PIP in seven council areas next week involves no private sector assessments

Applications for Adult Disability Payment will open in Fife, Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire, Moray, North Ayrshire, East Ayrshire or South Ayrshire on July 25.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow petition calls for safe outdoor swimming area 'in or near River Clyde'

It comes as temperatures could hit record highs in Scotland on Tuesday as the country looks set to continue sweltering in a heatwave - with the mercury set to reach 28C in Glasgow.

Daily Record

Experts' advice for Perth and Kinross residents to stay cool and beat the heat

Temperatures in the region soar to 30 degrees over July 18-19 with warnings over the risk of heat exhaustion

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Daily Record

Scots urged to avoid alcohol as country braces for hottest day on record

Parts of southern Scotland could hit 34 degrees on Tuesday with the public urged to avoid travelling unless necessary.

Daily Record

Scepticism over US mesh implant removal organised by Scottish Government

Evagail Dagleish, from Ayr, had a mesh implant inserted in 2005 and was left with years of kidney and bladder pain.

The National (Scotland)

General Medical Council warn that NHS backlog cannot be fixed with 'exhausted' clinicians

THE General Medical Council (GMC) is warning that the backlog of care in the NHS cannot be addressed with an “exhausted and depleted supply of…

The Independent UK

GMC warns of high risk of doctor burnout

The regulator warned: ‘what should have been a blip is in danger of becoming a trend’.

The National (Scotland)

UK Government LOSES first major indyref battle in Supreme Court showdown

THE UK Government’s effort to have the Supreme Court case for a Scottish independence referendum thrown out without even receiving evidence on…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government warns of ‘existential’ environmental threats

The world faces “threats of existential proportions”, a Scottish minister has said following warnings that 90 per cent of Atlantic plankton may…

Daily Record

Councils can't keep footing bill for electric car charging says Ayrshire roads boss

Ayrshire Roads Alliance head Kevin Braidwood is drawing up an electric vehicle strategy but insists councils can't continue to cover costs of public charging.

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