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Scottish Government considering delaying national care service funding in Budget cash scramble

EXCLUSIVE: It is understood funding for the NCS could be minimal next year

Daily Record

Ambulance waits in critical cases have soared in most council areas

The information showed worrying response time for so-called purple calls

Daily Record

Alex Salmond says next Holyrood election should be 'vehicle' for independence

The former First Minister's view jars with Nicola Sturgeon saying the general election should be a 'de facto' referendum on independence

Daily Record

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Scottish Government will continue 'progressive taxation model' says Social Justice Secretary

Shona Robison's comments come after the Record revealed the Government is considering raising income tax rates.

Daily Record

The one-off payments for UK households due before New Year - full list

Make sure you know exactly what money you are due this month and when to expect it - as the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) deliver their latest update.

Glasgow Live

Call for Scotland to end zero-hours contracts in social care sector

TWO former health ministers have called on Humza Yousaf to ban zero-hours contracts in the social care sector.

The National (Scotland)

Fury as licences issued for foot pack to hunt foxes despite 'illegal use' concerns

LICENCES for a foot pack to kill foxes were issued by Forestry and Land Scotland despite strong objections from internal experts who feared there…

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Work on Govan to Partick bridge hits first 'significant milestone'

Work on a bridge linking Govan and Partick has hit a significant milestone in its progress. The new pedestrian and cycle bridge over the River Clyde is expected to be completed by Spring 2024.

Glasgow Live

Fresh hope for Scottish dad's bid to end ‘kidnapper’s charter’ loophole

A FATHER who has gone four years without seeing his kids has started to “rekindle a little bit of hope” after the Scottish Government agreed to…

The National (Scotland)

Ex-health secretaries call for ban on zero hour contracts for Scots carers

Alex Neil and Malcolm Chisholm have backed a campaign by relatives of patients, academics and politicians calling for an end to the exploitative regime in social care jobs

Daily Record

Jeremy Hunt plays down prospect of more powers for Scotland ahead of SNP budget

The Chancellor says people do not want 'endless wrangling over the constitution', despite pleas from Scottish ministers for more borrowing powers.

Daily Record

Scrap peak ScotRail fares and offer free travel, union tells Scottish Government

The SNPs John Swinney is due to reveal new tax and spending plans for the new financial year.

Daily Record

Glasgow secondary school teachers announce further strike action over pay dispute

A further day of strike action has been announced for early next year with union leaders insisting the move sends a "clear message that the teacher unions are not for turning" in their dispute over pay.

Glasgow Live

Scots parents cutting back on children's hobbies due to cost of living crisis

New research shows almost half of Scots are having to reduce their household spending to cope amid the crisis.

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Train unions urge Scottish Government to scrap peak rail fares ahead of Budget

THE Scottish Government is being urged to scrap peak rail fares and offer free travel to people over 60 and under 24 ahead of the announcement of

Daily Record

Sewage pollution in Scottish waters named among top eco concerns in poll

EXCLUSIVE: A Survation poll shared with the Record highlights Scots' concerns after raw human waste was dumped in rivers and seas 10,000 times last year.

The National (Scotland)

GRA reforms can’t be ‘fully contained’ in Scotland, says UK equalities minister

THE UK Equalities Minister has expressed concerns about controversial gender recognition reforms in Scotland in a letter to First Minister Nicola…

Glasgow Live

Glasgow councillor calls for congestion charge in city to address funding shortfall

Councillors passed a motion which called for a fairer funding settlement for local government as the council faces a £119m budget gap.

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Fury sparked over reports UK Government could ignore Scottish GRA reforms

REPORTS that the UK Government could “absolutely” ignore Scottish reforms to the Gender Recognition Act have sparked fury north of the Border.

Daily Record

Dumbarton pensioner slams Scottish Government after she was denied breast screening appointment

The 77-year-old contacted MSP Jackie Baillie after she was told she couldn’t have a mammogram due to her age.

Edinburgh Live

East Lothian communities could share multi-million pound benefits from wind farms

Communities living next to renewable energy installations receive voluntary payments from the owners but new plans would see the funds split with some remaining in the community and the rest put into an East Lothian fund to support county-wide projects.

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian's air quality improvement could lead to removal of monitoring sites

Tens of thousands of pounds has been spent replacing testing equipment because of faults in the last year.

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian plans 2,800 new council and social housing homes

The council aims to work with Registered Social Landlords to build affordable homes in the next decade as well as erect some local authority housing.

Daily Record

New website gives Scottish households instant access to extra financial support and devolved benefits this winter

The Scottish Government has allocated almost £3 billion to help households during this financial year.

Daily Record

Firefighters could be next to go on strike in Dumfries and Galloway

Fire service chief reveals that a second ballot is being held and the emergency workers could take industrial action

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