New Scottish climate bill passes despite claims of 'failure' by Greens LEGISLATION that will see Scotland move to using five-year carbon budgets to set climate targets has been passed. The National (Scotland) · Nov 5, 2024
Why was Scotland left out of royal 'cash cow' investigation? MUCH has been made of a major investigation which revealed how senior royals are making a killing out of rental income on their feudal estates –… The National (Scotland) · Nov 5, 2024
Gender pay gap rises by 30 per cent in Scotland, according to new figures SCOTLAND’S gender pay gap has risen by 30 per cent, meaning women in Scotland can expect to earn around £3000 less a year than men ... The National (Scotland) · Nov 5, 2024
Keir Starmer rejects calls to devolve immigration powers to Holyrood KEIR Starmer has dismissed outright the devolving of powers over migration to Holyrood ... The National (Scotland) · Nov 5, 2024
Starmer rejects calls for Holyrood to get immigration powers The Prime Minister spoke out on the issue during a visit to Glasgow for the Interpol general assembly. Evening Standard · Nov 5, 2024
How will rise in English tuition fees affect me? DESPITE how Keir Starmer once pledged he would abolish tuition fees, the UK Government is set to announce they will be going up from September next… The National (Scotland) · Nov 4, 2024
Concerns raised that a Scottish county could be a ‘concrete jungle’ within 25 years FEARS are growing that a Scottish county could be transformed into a “concrete jungle” within 25 years due to the proliferation of battery… The National (Scotland) · Nov 4, 2024
Scottish Government 'profoundly concerned' over Labour tax raid on family farms THE Scottish Government has said it is “profoundly concerned” about Labour’s tax raid on farms. The National (Scotland) · Nov 4, 2024
Family of 'good Samaritan' murdered by homeless man fresh from prison to sue The family of a “good Samaritan” who was murdered by a man released from prison just one day prior to the killing are seeking damages against a… The National (Scotland) · Nov 3, 2024
SNP 'considering' reversing Winter Fuel Payment cut, minister says THE SNP are “considering” whether to reverse a Westminster cut to pensioners’ winter support payments, a minister has claimed. The National (Scotland) · Nov 3, 2024
Scottish Government 'should investigate Donald Trump even if US president' THE Scottish Government should investigate Donald Trump’s businesses in Scotland even if he becomes the next US president, Patrick Harvie has… The National (Scotland) · Nov 3, 2024
National Insurance hike could force Scottish care homes to shut doors CARE homes across Scotland could be forced to shut their doors as a result of the Budget hike in employers’ National Insurance (NI) payments, it… The National (Scotland) · Nov 3, 2024
What would a second Donald Trump presidency mean for Scotland? STOOD atop a hill overlooking the Trump International Golf Links near Balmedie in Aberdeenshire in August, Eric Trump confidently proclaimed that… The National (Scotland) · Nov 3, 2024
Council apologises after objectors to flood scheme have data leaked A SCOTTISH council has been forced to apologise after a data breach that saw personal details of objectors to a multi-million-pound flood defence… The National (Scotland) · Nov 3, 2024
The National (Scotland) · Nov 2, 2024 Conservation charity calls on Scottish Government to reverse forestry cuts A CONSERVATION charity has called for cuts to nature and forestry services to be reversed when the Scottish Government gets an extra £3.4 billion…
The National (Scotland) · Nov 2, 2024 New centre to promote Gaelic language secures 'crucial' Scottish Government funding A NEW centre to promote the Gaelic language and culture in Inverness has secured funding from the Scottish Government ...
The National (Scotland) · Nov 1, 2024 Union vows to launch 'mass' campaign over 'controversial' ScotRail decision A TRADE union has said that it will launch a mass campaign after ScotRail announced it will cut opening hours at a number of ticket offices in…
The National (Scotland) · Nov 1, 2024 SNP members to push for zonal energy pricing campaign from Scottish Government SNP members are set to push the Scottish Government to assess the benefits of zonal energy pricing ...
The National (Scotland) · Nov 1, 2024 Labour detail plans to bypass Holyrood with £1.4bn 'direct investment' in Scotland THE UK Government has announced plans for £1.4 billion of “direct investment” in Scotland over the next 10 years ...
The National (Scotland) · Nov 1, 2024 Greens demand SNP stick to council tax reforms pledge ahead of Scottish Budget THE SNP have been urged to stick to their council tax reform timetable – as the clock runs down on replacing the “outdated” levy.
The National (Scotland) · Oct 31, 2024 How reforming council tax 'could cut bills for eight in 10 Scots' REFORMING council tax could see lower bills for as many as eight in 10 Scots ...
The National (Scotland) · Oct 31, 2024 Scottish Government confirms plans to cap rent increases THE Scottish Government has proposed plans to cap the amount rent can be increased to a maximum of 6 in control areas ...
The National (Scotland) · Oct 31, 2024 Is Scotland being short-changed on funding technicality in the Budget? BUDGETS always throw up a host of questions that can’t be easily answered in time for paper deadlines or the Six O’Clock News – not least of…
The National (Scotland) · Oct 31, 2024 Labour Budget raises '£500 million question for Scotland', First Minister says RACHEL Reeves’s Budget has left a “£500 million question” for Scotland, the First Minister has said ...
Evening Standard · Oct 31, 2024 Some Budget measures are welcome but others will ‘prolong agony’, warns Swinney The First Minister said it is regretful the Chancellor had not scrapped the two-child limit on some benefits.