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Ayrshire councils say they are on front foot when it comes to cost-of-living crisis

The local authorities in East and South Ayrshire have outlined their approaches to the problem.

Daily Record

Plans to give Westminster power to 'grill' Scottish Government branded 'sinister'

FORCING Scotland’s top civil servant to be “grilled” annually by Westminster would be “sinister” the SNP have said.

The National (Scotland)

Gupta admits 'serious concerns' over future of Lochaber smelter

Latest unaudited accounts from operator Alvance British Aluminium reveal £4m losses

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Charity to open Scotland's first college for school leavers with complex needs

SCOTLAND'S first dedicated college for school leavers with complex needs will open in September after it secured vital funding from the Scottish…

The National (Scotland)

More needs to be done to stop Scottish homelessness, says charity

About 8% of people in Scotland, or one in 12, have experienced homelessness, according to the latest figures from Crisis.

Daily Record

Over 3500 Lanarkshire kids left on waiting list for autism assessment with one waiting nearly three years to be seen

The significant delays are described as 'unacceptable,' with one parent explaining they're struggling to support her child

Daily Record

Win-win for independence no matter who is Tory leader, poll finds

BOTH Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss would boost support for Scottish independence as Tory leader, a poll has found.

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Sunak and Truss both promise more scrutiny of Scottish Government

Their pledges came ahead the candidates heading to Perth to face Tory members at an official hustings on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Scotland's deposit return scheme to go live for consumers in one year’s time

The Scottish Government say the scheme, which will be the first in the UK, will play an important part in Scotland’s journey to a circular economy. It will go live on August 16, 2023.

Glasgow Live

Scottish Government hit out at inadmissibility rules on Afghan refugees

THE Scottish Government has again warned against the UK Government’s rules on inadmissibility for refugees, following a call for action from the…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland should embrace UK moves on gene-editing science, says Alister Jack

ALISTER Jack has used a visit to a farming tech centre to reiterate calls for Scotland to embrace controversial gene-editing science – despite…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland to be hit with waves of strikes as unions reject 'paltry' pay offer

COUNCIL workers across Scotland are set to walk out this month after last-ditch attempts to stave off strike action failed.

The National (Scotland)

East Ayrshire Council to adopt powers over controversial growth in Airbnbs

The Scottish Government says it must have licensing for short-term lets in place by October.

Daily Record

Falkirk Council leader 'disappointed' in latest pay offer to council workers

Other council leaders say they need more cash from the Scottish Government before they can increase the offer to council staff as strikes loom

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Scotland's winter Covid vaccine programme kicks off - list of people eligible

People will be invited for their winter booster jab this week.

Daily Record

Storm clouds gather as NHS Ayrshire & Arran UNISON members are balloted for industrial action

The outcome could have serious implications for healthcare services across the region.

Daily Record

Scotland's first college for young people with complex needs to open next month in Renfrewshire

Students' lives will be changed by the opening of the college, with those wanting to go onto further education previously having to leave Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Calls for Scottish Government to double bridging payments in face of cost of living crisis

MORE THAN 120 charities, academics, trade unions and religious groups have urged the Scottish Government do double a benefit for Scotland’s…

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Joanna Cherry and ex-Greens leader call for Sandyford gender clinic to close

JOANNA Cherry and the former leader of the Scottish Greens have called for the closure of a leading gender identity clinic for young people.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow taxi drivers can now install permanent screens to help prevent 'violent attacks'

The Licensing and Regulatory Committee at Glasgow City Council (GCC) voted in favour of the move on Sunday. Safety screens were permitted before but as a temporary measure to help prevent the spread of deadly Covid-19.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's elderly and frontline workers invited for Covid booster jab this week

Letters will be sent out Scotland-wide and the jabs will be administered alongside the flu vaccine to those who are eligible. Receiving both at the same time is 'safe and efficient', officials claim.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon urged to 'do the right thing' and support Scots families struggling with cost of living

EXCLUSIVE: Dozens of campaigners have written to the First Minister to urge her to double bridging payments to struggling families.

The National (Scotland)

'Empty sloganeering': Just one per cent of Levelling Up staff are in Scotland

THE UK Government has been accused of "empty sloganeering" after an investigation revealed just one per cent of staff hired by the…

Daily Record

New programme to support rural communities in Lanarkshire launched

The Scottish Government programme will replace a previous initiative

Daily Record

Council strikes to hit bin collections in East and South Ayrshire next week

Workers with the Unite union will take industrial action as pay row rumbles on.

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