By Rebecca Tierney In July, Boris Johnson’s former press secretary Allegra Stratton said people could join the Green Party in their fight against climate change. In response to what members of the […]
By Rebecca Tierney In July, Boris Johnson’s former press secretary Allegra Stratton said people could join the Green Party in their fight against climate change. In response to what members of the […]
As Scotland’s youngest pupils begin a phased return to schools next Monday, a mother-of-three and a primary school teacher share their perspectives.
By Colin Falconer (@cs_rose1) “Businesses don’t know if they are going to be operating in the coming weeks or months.” Times are hard for businesses and the self employed alike as Michael […]
By Kevin Craigens THERE is no predetermined format to when a new indy ref can take place says Angela Crawley, SNP MP for Lanark and Hamilton East. In an exclusive interview with […]
By Campbell Finlayson Today is the last day that you will be able to register yourself to vote in next month’s General Election. To vote on December 12th, British citizens who haven’t […]
Latest polls in Scotland suggest that support for Scottish independence is on the increase and the SNP’s Aberdeen Conference has stated that a 2021 independence referendum looks as close as ever. Addressing […]
By Erin Kearns Scottish Labour have lodged a parliamentary motion at Holyrood calling for the standardised National testing of Primary 1 pupils to be abolished. East Lothian MSP, Iain Gray, pictured above, […]
By Nicolle Cassels SCOTTISH SNP MP Marion Fellows described the VAT on emergency services as a “Punishment for Scotland”. The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, is expected to lift the VAT on police and fire […]
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