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Scottish Government scheme recruits more than 100 care workers amid UK visa ban

A SCOTTISH Government scheme to sponsor “displaced” international care workers has helped employers recruit more than 100 staff.

The National (Scotland) · Aug 5

Why Andy Burnham’s local devolution push could threaten the SNP

SCOTLAND could be at a turning point when it comes to local devolution ...

The National (Scotland) · Aug 4

UK Government urged to 'step up' over 'concerning' Cairngorms wildfire response

The UK Government has been urged to 'step up' and increase its defence capabilities following its response to the Cairngorms wildfire

The National (Scotland) · Aug 4

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Stephen Flynn snubs another meeting with Glasgow bus campaigners

STEPHEN Flynn has turned down a third meeting with another Glasgow campaign group looking to hold talks on bus franchising.

The National (Scotland) · Aug 4

Whisky to omega-3: Scottish firm creates fish-free alternative that could save millions of them

A Scottish enterprise is innovatively growing microalgae by utilizing waste from whisky production, presenting a sustainable omega-3 alternative for multiple sectors. With government backing, the company is scaling up to full commercial production. This endeavor intends to lessen dependency on wild-caught fish for omega-3, while the new facility is projected…

The Economic Times · Aug 4

Scottish Labour MP blasts party's nuclear energy policy as 'madness'

A Scottish Labour MP has blasted his own party's policy on nuclear energy

The National (Scotland) · Aug 4

Calls to end ‘antiquated’ exam system as 150,000 pupils receive their results

The Scottish Greens have urged the Government to implement the recommendations of an expert review from 2023

The Independent UK · Aug 4

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Record number of 18-year-olds admitted to university in 2026 academic year

The overall number across all ages was 32,370, according to the Scottish Government.

Evening Standard · Aug 4

Has the Princes Street blaze revealed the true value of Edinburgh's trams?

Edinburgh's trams have had a troubled history, but a recent disruption has shone a light on their true value

The National (Scotland) · Aug 4

How do Scotland's public transport prices compare internationally?

THE Scottish Government set out plans to expand a £2 bus fare cap across Scotland earlier this year ...

The National (Scotland) · Aug 4

Scottish Government blocks historic island 'guga hunt' from going ahead

The Scottish Government’s environment agency has officially blocked the centuries-old Western Isles 'guga hunt' from going ahead this…

The National (Scotland) · Aug 3

Scottish Government rules environmental report needed for Edinburgh AI data centre

THE Scottish Government has ruled a full Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is required for an AI data centre on the outskirts of Edinburgh

The National (Scotland) · Aug 3

Scotland needs a better way to fund transport. Is this the way to do it?

PUBLIC opinion on congestion charging has only been officially tested once in Scotland – but could the seemingly unpopular policy be the key for a…

The National (Scotland) · Aug 3

Stephen Flynn 'turns down' meetings with Glasgow bus campaigners

SCOTLAND'S Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn has reportedly turned down meetings with Glasgow bus campaigners fighting to overhaul…

The National (Scotland) · Aug 3

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The National (Scotland) · Aug 2

Devolution plans strengthen case for written UK constitution, says Andy Burnham

FURTHER devolution would strengthen the case for a written constitution for the UK, Andy Burnham has said ...

The National (Scotland) · Aug 2

Thomas Kerr slammed for ‘small-minded racism’ in Palestine aid funding attack

THOMAS Kerr’s attack on the Scottish Government for providing humanitarian funding for Palestine has been branded “small-minded racism”.

The National (Scotland) · Aug 2

Scottish educators seek legal advice over 'smear campaign' by pro-Israel group

A GROUP of Scottish educators advocating for peace in Palestine have been forced to seek legal advice after a targeted campaign by a pro-Israel…

The National (Scotland) · Aug 2

Scottish wind farms paying £1 billion to foreign shareholders

CHINA’S government and an investment vehicle based in the Cayman Islands are among a group of foreign owners whose Scottish wind farms have paid…

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The National (Scotland) · Aug 1

Two Scottish city leaders demand UK Government devolution funding deal

TWO of the leaders from Scotland’s largest city regions have demanded that the UK Government deliver a “second stage devolution” settlement…

The National (Scotland) · Aug 1

New legal housing provisions begin to give domestic abuse victims more rights

The Scottish Government has said domestic abuse must be “eradicated from our society” as new legal provisions to protect victims’ housing…

Evening Standard · Jul 31

Gilruth to meet Edinburgh council leader to discuss Princes Street fire support

The July 9 blaze in the old Debenhams department store has caused disruption in the city.

The National (Scotland) · Jul 31

Former diplomat unveils Scottish independence plan that could trigger war with UK

A FORMER British diplomat has drawn up a strategy for Scottish independence which could trigger a war with the rest of the UK

The National (Scotland) · Jul 31

John Swinney says UK windfall tax 'hurting Scotland' amid BP sell-off

JOHN Swinney has called on the Labour UK Government to ditch the Energy Profits Levy that is "hurting Scotland" after BP announced it…

Evening Standard · Jul 31

LibDems call for Princes Street fire aid as businesses dealt ‘heavy blow’

A portion of Princes Street remains closed off to public due to safety concerns.

The National (Scotland) · Jul 30

Give us a reason why we should trust Andy Burnham on devolution

Amid reports of a new UK-wide tax that could hit Scotland, where's the evidence Andy Burnham is not just like his predecessors when it comes to…

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