Family of murdered banker ‘disappointed’ at not meeting chief constable Alistair Wilson was murdered at his home in Nairn in the Highlands on November 28 2004. Evening Standard · Jan 15, 2025
Are we getting the messaging wrong on Scottish independence? Pre-Christmas I published a poll that made The National’s front page with the headline “Breakthrough 66 per cent support for Yes - Poll… The National (Scotland) · Jan 15, 2025
Scottish Government overturns council's rejection of wind farm proposal THE Scottish Government has overruled a council decision to block a new wind farm development ... The National (Scotland) · Jan 15, 2025
Documents not shared with Scottish lawyers in fuel payment case, court hears A LEGAL challenge to the decision to scrap universal winter fuel payments for pensioners has heard that similar action launched in England which has… The National (Scotland) · Jan 15, 2025
Kate Forbes welcomes deal creating '600 new jobs' at old Scottish factory site Scotland’s Deputy First Minister has welcomed a deal for textiles manufacturer Wilkie to create hundreds of jobs at the former Michelin tyre… The National (Scotland) · Jan 15, 2025
'Find a mirror': Stephen Flynn slates Labour for blaming poor poll on public STEPHEN Flynn has slated Scottish Secretary Ian Murray after he claimed the public “don’t like honesty” when grilled about poor Holyrood… The National (Scotland) · Jan 15, 2025
Forbes welcomes deal creating hundreds of jobs at former Michelin factory site Textile manufacturer Wilkie has become the majority shareholder for Dundee’s Michelin Scotland Innovation Parc. Evening Standard · Jan 15, 2025
Scottish Government submits plans for 12 wind turbines to council PLANS have been submitted for 12 wind turbines with a maximum tip height of 200 metres to be situated outside Oban ... The National (Scotland) · Jan 15, 2025
Ian Murray says public 'don't like Labour's honesty' amid poor polling IAN Murray has accused the Scottish Government of announcing it will scrap the two-child cap “without a policy”. The National (Scotland) · Jan 15, 2025
Humza Yousaf talks indy, Gaza and Donald Trump buying Scotland in exclusive interview Former first minister Humza Yousaf speaks out about Elon Musk, Scottish independence, Gaza, and whether Donald Trump would buy Scotland The National (Scotland) · Jan 15, 2025
Scottish Secretary to give evidence at Holyrood on £3 billion growth deals Ian Murray has been invited by the Committee to give evidence on the UK Government’s involvement in the City Region and Growth Deals programme. Evening Standard · Jan 15, 2025
Decision not to speed up A9 dualling ‘deeply disappointing’, says Fergus Ewing A former Scottish Government cabinet secretary has branded the refusal to speed up work on the dualling of the A9 road as “deeply disappointing”. The National (Scotland) · Jan 14, 2025
Scottish Government urges UK ministers to ‘get on and deliver’ social energy tariff The UK Government has been challenged to “get on and deliver” a new social energy tariff when a group set up by Scottish ministers delivers its… The National (Scotland) · Jan 14, 2025
Ministers urged to extend free flu jabs to people in their 50s About two thirds of those at-risk for influenza are yet to be vaccinated this winter, according to Public Health Scotland. The Independent UK · Jan 14, 2025
The Independent UK · Jan 14, 2025 Somerville challenges UK ministers to ‘get on and deliver’ social energy tariff The Scottish Social Justice Secretary was updating Holyrood on winter payments being delivered by the Scottish Government.
The National (Scotland) · Jan 14, 2025 Aberdeen business leaders in oil and gas demand to John Swinney BUSINESS leaders in north-east Scotland are urging the Scottish Government to stop its presumption against new oil and gas developments in the North…
The Independent UK · Jan 14, 2025 Governments urged to give ‘full-throated support’ to North Sea oil and gas Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce said it wants the Scottish Government to end the presumption against new developments in the North Sea.
The National (Scotland) · Jan 13, 2025 More than 300 people attend protest over library closures More than 300 people have protested the proposed closure of five libraries in one council area.
The National (Scotland) · Jan 13, 2025 Edinburgh's Robert Burns festival scrapped after failure to secure funding AN annual festival which was launched to celebrate the life of iconic Scottish writer Robert Burns has been scrapped...
The National (Scotland) · Jan 13, 2025 Campaign to protect tartan needs to be 'approved' by Westminster A MILL’S campaign to protect tartan woven in the Highlands has been told the Scottish Government does not have the powers to safeguard it and that…
The Independent UK · Jan 13, 2025 Sir Jim Ratcliffe warns UK chemical manufacturing is facing ‘extinction’ Chemical manufacturing in the UK is facing “extinction”, Ineos boss Sir Jim Ratcliffe has said, with the billionaire businessman warning that the sector is having the “life squeezed out of it”.
Evening Standard · Jan 13, 2025 UK chemical manufacturing facing ‘extinction’, says Ineos boss Ratcliffe The businessman spoke out after Ineos confirmed the closure of the UK’s only synthetic ethanol production plant at Grangemouth in Scotland.
The National (Scotland) · Jan 13, 2025 Jim Ratcliffe in industry 'extinction' warning as plant at Grangemouth closes INEOS chairman Jim Ratcliffe has accused ministers of overseeing the extinction of the UK’s chemical manufacturing industry...
The National (Scotland) · Jan 12, 2025 'It's a foolish point': John Swinney pans Anas Sarwar's Budget negotiating tactic JOHN Swinney has called Anas Sarwar's negotiation tactics during Scottish Budget discussions "foolish" and revealed Alex Cole-Hamilton is…
The National (Scotland) · Jan 10, 2025 John Swinney hails 'step forward' as UK's first drugs consumption space to open THE opening of the UK’s first safer drugs consumption room will be a “significant step forward” in efforts to tackle Scotland’s drug…