In an exclusive Holyrood interview, the former Glasgow University chancellor says not enough resources are being put ...

The Scottish Parliament has confirmed that it has withdrawn from LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall’s Diversity Champions programme, joining a raft of organisations that have distanced themselves from the ...

A survey of former MSPs has found wide-ranging criticism of the way the Scottish Parliament operates and concerns about the quality of its politicians. Think tank IPPR Scotland carried out a series of ...

The Scottish Conservatives have challenged John Swinney to reveal public sector reform details to parliament. The first minister announced sweeping changes to public services in his Programme for ...

At SGN, we operate the gas network that delivers energy to 1.9 million customers across Scotland. While our day job is keeping that network safe and reliable, we’re also preparing for a lower-carbon ...

Andy Burnham has an ambition to get the high streets buzzing again. In an early speech, the prime minister promised “good growth in every postcode and hope in every heart”, backed by a Number 10 North ...

Edinburgh councillors have rejected the Scottish Parliament Corporate Body’s request to exempt MSPs from a 300 per cent council tax premium for second homes in the city. The request was made last week ...

Scotland’s universities face an unsustainable and worsening funding gap, reaching a £200m deficit in 2023/24, an expert ...

What was the first record you bought? It was Kylie’s I Should Be So Lucky on vinyl. It was amazing. I remember it really clearly: I bought it at Woolworths, and it was the record [cover where] she had ...

Yi-Pei Chou Turvey has a clear idea of what the biggest challenge will be for her party this session: “To be heard and to be visible in the media.” “Reform have way more visibility,” she says. “In ...

Walk-in clinics risk undermining Scottish health services, primary care bodies have told the Scottish Government. Ministers are working to create a network of walk-in GP centres around Scotland. Nine ...

The Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland has announced two new appointments as it moves to strengthen its team. The Edinburgh-based social enterprise is expanding its work across skills development, ...