Scottish Education Secretary aiming to 'de-politicise' education SCOTLAND'S Education Secretary has said she hopes to “de-politicise” education. The National (Scotland) · May 13, 2023
Scottish college lecturers start boycott as part of industrial action Government funding u-turn for universities and colleges also met with 'dismay' Insider UK · May 3, 2023
Number of potholes being fixed in Scotland falls below 10,000 mark for year THE number of potholes fixed on Scotland’s trunk roads fell by more than 3,200 in a year, according to the latest figures. The National (Scotland) · Apr 3, 2023
How is a new first minister selected at Holyrood? WE now know the new leader of the SNP is John Swinney, but he does not automatically become first minister. The National (Scotland) · Mar 28, 2023
Swinney calls for better cross-party working in final frontbench speech The Deputy First Minister closed his remarks by saying: ‘I’ve done my best, it’s now for others to fill this space.’ The Independent UK · Mar 22, 2023
MSPs refuse to give consent to post-Brexit Australia-New Zealand trade deal McKee said he was “frustrated” to be considering another UK Government law which “pays little heed to the democratic role of this… The National (Scotland) · Mar 14, 2023
Clarity needed on trade rules between Northern Ireland and UK, says Angus Robertson THE UK Government must clarify what the rules are for trade between Northern Ireland and the UK, Angus Robertson has said. The National (Scotland) · Mar 1, 2023
Violence epidemic in schools and amongst youth must be addressed Record View discusses how authorities have ignored violence at schools for too long. Daily Record · Feb 25, 2023
'Conspiracy of silence' over school attacks means violence now 'out of control' MSP Willie Rennie, the Lib Dems’ Scottish education spokesman, accuses politicians and education chiefs of ignoring the problem for too long. Daily Record · Feb 25, 2023
Social media giants urged to crack down on violent online clips showing brutal attacks on Scots kids Charities, crime experts and politicians say the horrific clips are playing a part in the resurgence of youth violence in Scotland. Daily Record · Feb 2, 2023
Sickening footage shows girl kicked in the head by pupil in classroom at Scots school The disturbing video is circulating on social media after the incident was filmed at Waid Academy on Monday. Daily Record · Jan 20, 2023
Nearly 90 Dumfries and Galloway teacher jobs re-advertised after failing to be filled Two posts were advertised three times with a number of others having to be advertised twice Daily Record · Jan 19, 2023
Call made for tougher action to combat fly-tipping in Dumfries and Galloway There have been nearly 1,500 incidents in the past three years - but no court convictions during that period Daily Record · Dec 30, 2022
Glasgow City Council dishes out 200 fines against fly-tipping from 2019 to 2022 New freedom of information data suggests fly-tippers are escaping penalties almost 99 per cent of the time with calls made for further clamp downs on offenders. Glasgow Live · Dec 28, 2022
The National (Scotland) · Dec 28, 2022 Just one in 100 Scottish fly-tippers face punishment, data shows PEOPLE in Scotland who illegally fly-tip rubbish escape punishment 99 per cent of the time ...
The National (Scotland) · Dec 1, 2022 Nicola Sturgeon: Pay offer to teachers was fair and on par with other council workers NICOLA Sturgeon has defended the “fair pay offer” made to teachers as school staff prepare for more walkouts over the dispute.
Daily Record · Nov 13, 2022 SNP government slammed for 'ploughing ahead' with P1 testing despite opposition Education Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville said there were "no plans to discontinue national standardised assessments for P1 learners".
Daily Record · Oct 14, 2022 Patrick Harvie accused of 'greenwashing SNP failures' for 'holding back' solar power Lib Dems economy spokesperson Willie Rennie said Scotland needs to expand its renewable energy market.
The National (Scotland) · Oct 5, 2022 Rent Freeze Bill passes stage 2 after over 100 attempted revisions from opposition MSPs The emergency legislation is moving through the Scottish Parliament at an accelerated pace
Daily Record · Sep 27, 2022 SNP 'letting island communities suffer' as CalMac cancellations hit 7,000 in six months More CalMac ferry services were cancelled in the first six months of this year than in the whole of 2018.
The National (Scotland) · Sep 20, 2022 Gordon Brown launches new advisory board for his Unionist think tank – here's who's in FORMER Scottish LibDem chief Willie Rennie, ex Greens leader Robin Harper and Save the Children director Kirsty McNeill are among the names joining…
The Independent UK · Sep 7, 2022 Ferguson Marine scandal brings disgraced ex-minister back to Holyrood Derek Mackay quit as a minister after inappropriate messages he sent to a 16-year-old boy were made public.
Insider UK · Aug 10, 2022 SNP admits to 'rushed advice and decision' in steelworks sale Scottish Liberal Democrats Freedom of Information request uncovers emails giving more detail on the government deal with Tata
Insider UK · Jul 25, 2022 Sturgeon and Swinney 'should be asked to give evidence' in Ferguson ferries probe Scottish Liberal Democrats call for SNP leadership to join former transport minister in responding to Public Audit Committee
The National (Scotland) · Jul 25, 2022 Nicola Sturgeon and John Swinney face calls to give evidence to ferries probe THE First Minister and Deputy First Minister should be asked to give oral evidence to a committee of MSPs investigating the delayed Ferguson Marine…