How much will I get in my payslip after the National Insurance change? WORKERS are set for an increase in their take-home pay this week amid National Insurance changes coming into force. The National (Scotland) · Jul 5, 2022
Millions of people's incomes will start increasing from tomorrow Critics point out that lowest earners will not benefit from raise in NI threshold Wales Online · Jul 5, 2022
Scottish independence would be ‘utterly tragic for whole world’, claims PM Boris Johnson said a second independence poll is not a priority for the UK Government. The Independent UK · Jul 4, 2022
Scottish independence referendum 'not a priority' says Boris Johnson The Prime Minister said the UK should be united and 'rebuilding after Covid' Wales Online · Jul 4, 2022
DWP says new ABC method for helping people on benefits into work off to 'flying start' Half a million benefit claimants moved into work at a record rate in April 2022 as part of the 'Way to Work' drive. Daily Record · Jul 4, 2022
HMRC urges 1.3m working families not to miss out on £500 tax-free summer bonus More than 22,700 families in Scotland have used Tax-Free Childcare in the last year. Daily Record · Jul 4, 2022
Park Inn stabbing victim 'can't sleep or block out' trauma of Glasgow attack as he sues UK Government for inquiry An asylum seeker, named in court as MG, has opened up about the legal fight for an inquiry into the deadly stabbings that injured six at the Glasgow hotel in 2020. Daily Record · Jul 4, 2022
Germany and Ireland condemn Boris Johnson's plot to rip up his own Brexit deal EVERYTHING you need to know about the latest denunciation of the UK Government's plans for the Northern Ireland protocol The National (Scotland) · Jul 3, 2022
Fight austerity by reconnecting to nature, says Scots environmental writer A NATURE and revolutionary writer has called on Scots to fight back against UK Government austerity by reconnecting with nature. The National (Scotland) · Jul 3, 2022
Poll shows Scottish voters are split on holding second independence referendum The survey, conducted by Panelbase for The Sunday Times, showed 44% of voters are opposed to a ballot taking place, while 43% said they are in favour. The Independent UK · Jul 2, 2022
'Power grab' shows UK Government treats devolved nations 'like children' A SCOTTISH MP has accused the UK Government of treating devolved nations "like children" after it threatened to repeal laws passed by the… The National (Scotland) · Jul 2, 2022
UK Government issues travel checklist to help people avoid airport chaos this summer As many travellers are facing long queues, flight delays and cancellations after two years of covid restrictions, the Department of Transport has issued clear advice for those heading to the airport. Edinburgh Live · Jul 1, 2022
Scottish Government 'utterly deprecates' No 10 treatment of trade unions, says minister PLANS from the UK Government to allow employers to replace striking workers with agency staff shows a “hasty and hostile approach to industrial… The National (Scotland) · Jul 1, 2022
Tory plan to change agency staff rules a ‘hasty and hostile approach’ to trade unions PLANS from the UK Government to allow employers to replace striking workers with agency staff shows a “hasty and hostile approach to industrial… The National (Scotland) · Jul 1, 2022
Daily Record · Jul 1, 2022 ScotRail bosses' salaries revealed as directors rake in £1.3 million between them The nationalised rail firm has also released the salary banding of its 5,116 employees with 2,846 workers paid between £20,000 and £39,000-a-year.
Edinburgh Live · Jul 1, 2022 Edinburgh drug consumption room trial to be investigated by council There were 64 drug-related deaths in Edinburgh in the first half of 2021 and 772 across Scotland - the highest rate of any country in Europe.
Daily Record · Jun 30, 2022 New disability payment available to South Lanarkshire residents The payment is being piloted across the region
The National (Scotland) · Jun 30, 2022 Mick Lynch calls for resistance to UK Government 'attack' on devolution RAIL union chief Mick Lynch has criticised "anti-democratic" plans by Westminster to weaken workers' rights.
Birmingham Post · Jun 30, 2022 Swansea putting finishing touches to Levelling Up Fund bid Swansea Council missed out of the first round of funding from the UK Government
The National (Scotland) · Jun 30, 2022 Jenny Gilruth: UK ministers ‘deliberately picking a fight’ with rail unions UK MINISTERS are “deliberately picking a fight with the rail unions” rather than seeking compromise with the RMT and Network Rail, Scotland’s…
Edinburgh Live · Jun 30, 2022 Ukrainian family's Edinburgh plans in ruins after parents granted visa but not their baby The family chose Scotland after positive experiences with kind Scottish people in the past and knew it would be a safe haven to live with their daughter
Wales Online · Jun 30, 2022 Westminster raids Welsh Government funds to pay for military aid for Ukraine Wales' finance minister Rebecca Evans has criticised the UK Government's decision
Wales Online · Jun 30, 2022 The plans to tackle second home owners in two English seaside resorts and how they compare to Wales Recently, councils in areas such as Whitby in Yorkshire and Brighton in East Sussex have announced their proposed plans on tackling the issue. The UK Government has also announced its launching a review into short-term accommodation in England.
Insider UK · Jun 30, 2022 UK Government unveils plan to tackle flight disruption Flight demand is set to surge again as schools in Scotland break up for summer this week
Daily Record · Jun 30, 2022 Gran desperate to bring Ukrainian teen and gran to Ayrshire mired in Visa issues Ukrainian teenager Nicole is just one of around 1000 refugee kids left in Visa limbo.