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Appeal after park-and-ride plan is rejected

Stirling Developments have appealed to the Scottish Government to overturn the council’s rejection of their plan for a 50-space car park near Kirknewton railway station.

Daily Record

Edinburgh patients with 'broken bones' told to call 111 instead of going to A&E

Emergency patients are now encouraged to use the new urgent injuries appointment scheme for injuries such as strains, sprains, suspected broken bones, wounds, burns, stings and bites. MSP’s weigh in.

Edinburgh Live

Advocate General to represent UK Government in Indyref2 case

The case, to be heard in the Supreme Court, will decide whether Holyrood can run another independence referendum.

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UK Government urges Supreme Court to throw out case for indyref2

THE UK Government has lodged papers with the Supreme Court arguing that the Scottish Government’s bid to legislate for a…

The National (Scotland)

Independence referendum legal request should be rejected by Supreme Court, says Tory Government

UK Ministers do not believe the Supreme Court should issue an early ruling on a Holyrood-organised referendum

Daily Record

Asbestos discovery at Blairgowrie riverbank halts waste removal work

Perth and Kinross Council started an eight-week project to remove materials from a 60-metre stretch of the embankment at Welton Farm on June 20

Daily Record

Development in Kinross-shire refused again over concerns it would urbanise rural area

Councillors narrowly voted against the proposal when the revised plans went before Perth and Kinross Council's Planning and Placemaking Committee

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A&E waiting times in Scotland worst on record as SNP government 'distracted by independence'

More than 1,100 patients were left waiting more than 12 hours to be seen in A&E wards across Scotland last week.

Daily Record

Energy prices 'will rise if oil fields like Cambo are halted'

Committee writes to UK Energy Minister about actions to help tackle the climate crisis

Insider UK

Two major health unions are balloting members on industrial action over pay

TWO major health unions have begun balloting members in Scotland on potential industrial action over pay.

The National (Scotland)

Child poverty rates still ‘stubbornly’ high, campaigners warn

THE Scottish Government is being urged to “act now” by campaigners, as child poverty remains “stubbornly” high across Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Super Sponsor scheme for Ukrainian refugees will be postponed

Scottish Government set to pause scheme for three months from Wednesday, July 13

Daily Record

Giffnock man loses appeal over plan to knock down house in conservation area

Planning officials had ruled the applicant had not shown retaining the building was 'economically unviable' and an independent reporter appointed by the Scottish Government agreed.

Glasgow Live

Government backed saving scheme to help more than 100,000 Scots workers

MORE than 100,000 staff at some of Scotland’s biggest employers have been given access to a new government-backed savings scheme.

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Edinburgh woman slams Royal Mail after van on pavement blocks her way home

Local Green councillor, Kayleigh O'Neill, has said that she hoped to bring the issue to the attention of Royal Mail and the Scottish Government with the hope of improving conditions.

Daily Record

NHS union ballots members for strike action

Unison stays sickened staff are fed up "being taken for granted" after battling through pandemic

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian park and ride plans go to appeal despite safety fears

Villagers living near Kirknewton station fear for their safety if a car park designed to serve residents in a new housing development two miles away is given the go ahead by the Scottish government

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh to see 700 Ukrainian refugees housed on huge ship at Leith docks

Around 730 Ukrainian refugees will be temporarily housed on the MS Victoria in Edinburgh after fleeing the ongoing Russian invasion, it has now been confirmed.

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Scotland pauses 'super sponsor' scheme for Ukrainian refugees amid huge demand

NEW applications for displaced Ukrainians coming to Scotland will be paused for three months this week amid huge demand for the scheme.

Daily Record

Scottish Government visa scheme for Ukrainians branded 'woefully inadequate'

SNP ministers were accused of "grandstanding instead of getting the detail right" after suspending applications for its super sponsor scheme for Ukrainian refugees.

Daily Record

North Lanarkshire Council bringing 200 homes back into use to help Ukrainian refugees

The properties will be reinstated to allow people escaping the conflict to live in a safe environment, supported by £5 million of Scottish Government funding.

Daily Record

New benefit replacing PIP in seven areas this month aims to get award decisions right first time

Existing PIP claimants will start to transfer to the new benefits system this summer.

The National (Scotland)

‘Truly alarming’ amounts of microplastics found off Scottish coast

SCIENTISTS found microplastics on the surface of 80 of the waters they tested off the Scottish coast in 2021 and 2022, The Ferret can reveal.

Edinburgh Live

First picture of Edinburgh man who died in tragic Leith film studio accident

The 30-year-old, who passed away after being injured in an incident involving a scissor lift on June 30, has been named as Philip Ross, from the Leith area. Tributes have poured in from his friends and family online.

Daily Record

Lanarkshire MSPs team up to back buffer zones around Scotland's abortion clinics

Labour's Monica Lennon as backing Green MSP Gillian Mackay's Private Members Bill on the issue.

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