Marion Calder, Susan Smith and Trina Budge are an unlikely trio of radicals. We are sitting in Marion’s Morningside flat with its stripped pine floors, saggy sofas and the ubiquitous Edinburgh paper ...
What should have then been a simple apology and a correction of the official record became an exercise in obfuscation, ...
It follows a row over whether the justice secretary misled parliament about the views of a child sex abuse expert ...
2025 was a rollercoaster of a year for technology in Scotland. Here at Holyrood Connect, we touched on everything from new online regulations to advancements in agricultural technology and of course, ...
Pam Duncan-Glancy has announced she will no longer contest the Scottish Parliament election in May. The Glasgow Labour MSP stepped down from the front bench earlier in December over links to a ...
Heriot-Watt University has announced its plans to build a space cluster at its Edinburgh campus. The institution aims to become an innovative hotspot for cosmic research where it will “cultivate” a ...
Scotland’s only college for young adults with additional and complex support needs will receive funding to allow it to stay open. Corseford College in Renfrewshire was threatened with closure because ...
The Scottish Government has launched an initiative to tackle digital exclusion, which is affecting thousands of people across Scotland. Partnering with the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations ...
Jude McCorry grew up in Northern Ireland during the Troubles and had to learn how to be resilient from an early age. Even as a child, she was constantly aware of potential danger during a time where ...
Named after the building in which Cosla – that’s the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities – is headquartered, the Verity House Agreement is a deal between the Scottish Government and local ...
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