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Scotrail cancels hundreds of train services on Sunday as rail chaos continues

More than 300 services were listed as 'cancelled' by Scotrail's official journey tracking website early on May 29.

Daily Record

Gutted Ukrainian refugees in West Lothian told to move to Aberdeen weeks after arriving

About 34 women and children who had been staying in Livingston after fleeing the war were shocked when they were asked to leave their accommodation on Friday and board a bus to Aberdeen the same evening.

Edinburgh Live

Food experts slam BBC for 'repeating Tory lies’ on genetic edited foods

THE BBC and other media have been accused of “repeating uncritically and ad nauseam” UK Government “lies” about genetically edited foods.

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Nicola Sturgeon slammed after Ukrainian refugee families 'treated like cattle' in Scotland

Opposition politicans have criticised the Scottish Government for failing to offer proper support

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon under pressure to fund free school meals for secondary pupils amid cost of living

Scottish Trades Union Congress Union has support from opposition politicians in their campaign to extend free school meals.

Daily Record

South Lanarkshire Council aims to increase under 22 bus pass uptake

The new administration wants to offer support to young people.

Daily Record

Free bus pass scheme 'failing miserably' in South Ayrshire as figures branded 'dire'

Colin Smyth MSP, who is Scottish Labour’s Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero, Energy, Transport and Rural Affairs, has criticised the SNP Government’s “botched” young person’s bus pass scheme.

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Ukrainian refugees 'stressed and upset' after being asked to uproot from Scots town

A group of more than a dozen Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion have been staying in Livingston after arriving in Scotland under the Super Sponsor Scheme.

Daily Record

Ukrainian refugees staying in West Lothian hotel 'asked' to relocate to Aberdeen

The Ukrainian families were reportedly distressed to be asked to relocate from the West Lothian where they have spent time settling, to be moved half way across the country

Edinburgh Live

Lanarkshire library launches new project to unite communities

The New Memories project has been rolled out across Scotland to encourage people to come together.

Daily Record

Social Justice Secretary Shona Robison praises period poverty app

An “important” milestone has been reached for a mobile app which helps people find free period products across Scotland, says Social Justice…

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Fringe emphasises commitment to fair work following new funding announcement

EDINBURGH Fringe bosses and the Scottish Government have emphasised their commitment to fair work after concerns were raised over new public funding…

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Scotland facing 'tough decisions' as finance gap highlights lack of powers

The Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) said that a "substantial" gap in the Scottish government's finances are likely

The National (Scotland)

Rent campaigners to keep up pressure on Edinburgh Council after Labour stitch-up

Living Rent has vowed to keep up pressure on Edinburgh City Council to gain the necessary powers to implement rent controls

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Dundee woman almost beaten to death with dumbbell in woods by killer launches campaign for justice

Maniac Robbie McIntosh was on jail leave when he attacked defenceless dog walker Linda McDonald with a dumbbell

Daily Record

New charity hopes to bring Changing Places disabled toilet to Tyndrum after long battle

The specialist toilet provides changing benches and hoists to provide dignity for those with learning and physical disabilities.

Daily Record

Scots villagers appeal to government for permission to demolish historic iron shed

Villagers in Killin, Perthshire, have called for the Scottish Government to step in and grant permission for a corrugated iron shed to be pulled down after the plans were previously rejected due to the structure being deemed to be too historical.

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Ferry contract was not signed for political motive - John Swinney

Public Audit Committee has requested evidence from more politicians and executives involved

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Drugs minister pledges to treat every overdose with same priority as death of a child

Angela Constance says chief officers will be trained to investigate each tragedy and improve our understanding of the ongoing emergency

Glasgow Live

Calls for anti-abortion buffer zones intensify as protestors picket Glasgow clinic

Women's Health Minister Maree Todd visited the Sandyford Clinic to speak with staff after it was targeted by anti-abortion protestors for the second time.

Daily Record

You could soon be paid £50k to live on one of Scotland's stunning islands

The Scottish Government are hoping to stem the depopulation problem the islands are facing.

The Independent UK

UK was unprepared for communication challenges that came with Covid, MSPs told

The Covid-19 Recovery Committee at Holyrood heard from a number of experts on Thursday.

Insider UK

Scottish Government announces measures to support smaller businesses

Business assets can now be used more easily to raise funds

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John Swinney rejects claim ferry contracts were awarded for political gain

JOHN Swinney has dismissed claims that controversial CalMac ferry contracts were awarded by the Scottish Government for political gain.

Daily Record

Anger over reduction of train services in South Ayrshire

South Scotland Conservative List MSP, Sharon Dowey, has expressed major concerns that services in South Ayrshire have been slashed by 28 per cent since Monday.

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