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Frontline council staff in Renfrewshire are struggling to feed their families

GMB union hits out in pay row as strike action looms, saying: "We have taken devastating calls from members telling us they can’t afford to live"

Daily Record

Anas Sarwar told to apologise for trying to 'hoodwink' voters on sovereignty pledge

ANAS Sarwar has been skewered over making “disingenuous” promises to Scots over his priorities for the country.

The National (Scotland)

Stirling's active travel transformation moves into next stage

The project will see better travel routes and connections built across the city.

Daily Record

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Uncollected rubbish fears for Ayrshire councils as pay row strike threat looms

Ayrshire's three councils are monitoring the situation after workers were balloted for industrial action.

Daily Record

SNP beat New Labour for 'sleaze and spin' claims Sarwar as Holyrood reform plans unveiled

ANAS Sarwar has claimed the SNP have taken spin and secrecy “to a whole other level” as he unveiled Scottish Labour’s plans to reform Holyrood.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government announces launch of new EU hub

THE Scottish Government’s new European hub in Copenhagen will officially open later this month, it has announced.

The National (Scotland)

Council in funding plea to Scottish Government to plug budget gap

West Dunbartonshire Council has appealed to the Scottish Government for greater financial support as it faces an estimated £14 million budget gap.

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Scottish Government in row over £30,000 independence referendum legal bill

The Supreme Court is to hear arguments in October over whether Holyrood can organise a referendum unlitaterally

Daily Record

Wee Ginger Dug: Liz Truss puts another nail in the Union coffin

WE all thought that Boris Johnson was going to be the Conservatives' biggest asset to the Scottish independence campaign

The National (Scotland)

Police Scotland numbers at lowest ever level - with more than 700 cops quitting in past year

POLICE numbers are at their lowest level for nearly 14 years – with more than 700 offices quitting the job in the last year alone.

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Nicola Sturgeon deletes tweet after accusations of 'glorifying' war in Ukraine

NICOLA Sturgeon has deleted a tweet in which she responded to the deaths of 41,170 Russian personnel with a strength emoji and “solidarity”…

The National (Scotland)

National Assemblies to give SNP members their say on independence papers

A SERIES of national assemblies is being held by the SNP to allow party members to have their say on the independence papers, which look set to be…

The National (Scotland)

'Lifesaver' Scottish Child Payment felt 'keenly' by families, analysis finds

THE “lifesaver” Scottish Child Payment has been felt “keenly” by families who receive it, an analysis has found.

The National (Scotland)

Police Scotland numbers at lowest level ever after 700 officers quit last year

The number of full-time officers has fallen by 195 in the last three months alone with many cops having delayed their retirement because of covid.

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Drug death rates in Perth and Kinross drop to lowest levels since 2017, according to new figures

Statistics released by National Records of Scotland show 34 people in the region died in 2020, compared to 20 in 2021

Daily Record

Bird flu in branded 'national emergency' as tourists banned from Scots islands

The visitor ban on the Treshnish Isles, near the Isle of Mull, has been brought in as a preventative measure.

Edinburgh Live

14,000 West Lothian young people apply for free bus scheme as parents report application struggles

The scheme introduced at the end of January allows Scots under the age of 22 to claim free bus travel through their Young Scot Card. However, parents are reporting problems with the application process.

Daily Record

Scots teachers left 'repairing the damage' caused by covid lockdowns on pupils

MSPs have been warned the attainment gap between the richest and poorest pupils in Scotland has widened as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Motion on using devolved powers to tackle cost of living excluded from SNP conference

A MOTION calling on the SNP to “creatively” use devolved tax powers to help tackle the cost-of-living crisis has been excluded from the draft…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government faces calls to speed up delivery of HIV meds

The Scottish Government has faced calls to improve access to HIV medication, following the revelation that some patients have waited over eight…

Daily Record

West Dunbartonshire has highest rate of teenage pregnancies in Scotland

Despite the high rate, the figures have decreased substantially since 2011.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh set to become Scotland’s first short-term lets control zone

The Scottish Government announced today that it will be capping the number of short-term lets in Edinburgh, making the city the first controlled zone of its kind in Scotland.

Daily Record

West Dunbartonshire Council workers reject pay offer - but won't strike

West Dunbartonshire is one of five local authorities where there are no plans for a strike as workers didn’t meet the 50 percent threshold required.

The National (Scotland)

UK Government told Queen's Jubilee book was too 'Anglo-centric', emails show

THE Scottish Government rapped Westminster over an “Anglo-centric” children’s book drawn up by the UK Government to celebrate the Queen’s…

Daily Record

Edinburgh launches clampdown on short term lets after 'too many homes lost to holiday market'

The rise of online services like Airbnb has caused a spike in the number of Capital properties being let to tourists on a short-term basis.

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