Tag: Politics
Lowest School Satisfaction Scores in Scotland: A Concerning Trend
Public satisfaction with local schools in Scotland has reached a concerning low, according to the latest figures from the Scottish Government's annual Scottish Household...
Scottish Liberal Democrats Against Raising Tobacco Purchase Age Limit
The Scottish Liberal Democrat members gathered at their conference in Perth and voiced their opposition to the proposed escalating age limit on purchasing tobacco...
Proposed Staff Reduction at SNP Headquarters
The SNP’s ruling body has put forward a plan to reduce the number of staff at its headquarters from 26 to 16. This decision...
Scottish Party Elevates Tory Donor and Peer to Top Table
The Scottish Conservative Party in Scotland has recently made some significant changes at the top with the appointment of a new chairman and treasurer....
Inverclyde Council Leader Stephen McCabe Faces Assault Charges in Court
In a recent court appearance, Inverclyde Council's leader, Stephen McCabe, faced charges of assault and threatening behavior. The 60-year-old pleaded not guilty to the...
Neil Gray’s Passion for Football: A Look from Steven Camley
Neil Gray's passion for football is truly inspiring. As a dedicated fan of the sport, he has shown unwavering support for his favorite team...
Labour Supporter Criticizes National Insurance Hike
Long-time Labour Party supporter and former donor Brian Gilda criticized the recent increase in employer national insurance contributions during last month's Budget. This rise...
Call to Action at COP29: Dundee Academic Urges for Change
Dr Nandan Mukherjee, a University of Dundee academic at COP29, is urging for concrete actions to address climate change. He emphasized that despite almost...
Defending Gray: Swinney’s Response to Football Match Limo Controversy
After a recent football match, controversy arose when it was discovered that the winning team had celebrated by riding around in a limo. Many...
Revisiting Dundee’s Failed Plan to Play Celtic Abroad: What’s Next?
Dundee managing director, John Nelms, recently revealed that the club would consider playing a William Hill Premiership match overseas in the future. This comes...
Health Secretary’s Use of Ministerial Car to Aberdeen Hampden Matches: A Concern?
Scotland’s health secretary, Neil Gray, used a ministerial car to attend three major Aberdeen cup ties at Hampden Park. The Scottish Government stated that...
Impact of SNP Housing Law on Investment in Scotland: Insights from Brian Donnelly
Housing experts in Scotland are facing a challenging situation as they work to address a shortage of homes while also trying to attract investment...
Banning Wood-Burners: SNP’s Plan Under Fire
The SNP's plan to ban wood-burning stoves in new-build homes has been reversed, allowing future Scots to enjoy cozy fires during winter storms. The...
Impact of National Insurance Increase on Scottish Councils: £265m Warning for SNP Ministers
Scottish local councils are facing a hefty bill of £265 million due to the increase in employer national insurance contributions announced in the recent...
Protect Student Mental Health Services: A Critical Call to Action
Sai Shraddha Suresh Viswanathan, the president of the National Union of Students (NUS) Scotland, recently emphasized the urgent need for ringfenced funding for student...
Top Acts at Glasgow Comedy Festival – Frankie Boyle & Nicola Sturgeon
The Glasgow International Comedy Festival is set to return in 2025 with a star-studded lineup featuring some of the biggest names in comedy. Headliners...
Recap: Swinney’s Stance on Tax Hikes and Trump – Key Points Summarized
Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney recently made headlines for his stance on tax hikes and former President Trump. Swinney expressed his views on these...
Swinney Faces Questions from MSPs in Live FMQs Session
In a recent live session of First Minister's Questions (FMQs), Scottish Education Secretary John Swinney faced a barrage of questions from Members of the...
Impact of Republicans Winning the Senate on America
Republicans have secured a victory in the Senate, which could potentially support a Donald Trump presidency as he nears a significant win in the...
US Students in Scotland Express Concern as Donald Trump Nears Win
In Edinburgh, a group of American students and Democratic supporters anxiously watched the screens as the US election results unfolded. What started as a...
Bonfire Night Disorder: Police Attacked with Bricks and Fireworks
Police in Edinburgh are dealing with incidents of disorder on Bonfire Night. They have received information about planned disorder and firework-related crimes in the...
Reducing Scotland’s Unacceptable Road Deaths: Watchdog Questions Policing
A review of road policing in Scotland has highlighted a concerning trend - a decrease in enforcement activity leading to a rise in serious...
Scottish Government Trust Poll: Majority of Scots Express Distrust
A recent study conducted by Carnegie UK revealed that a significant portion of the Scottish population has lost trust in the Scottish Government's ability...
Harvie: How Greens Can Impact SNP Budget
Patrick Harvie, the co-leader of the Scottish Greens, has issued a warning to First Minister John Swinney not to assume that his party's votes...
Should UK Politicians Interfere in US Elections? Herald Poll Results
An international dispute has erupted over Labour party members traveling to the US to support Presidential candidate Kamala Harris.Republican candidate Donald Trump has lodged...
Tories Face Turmoil as Jenrick and Badenoch Clash: What’s Next?
The end of the year will see a big question mark hanging over which political figure made the biggest mistake - Humza Yousaf or...
Political World Reacts to Alex Salmond’s Passing
The political world is mourning the passing of Alex Salmond, a prominent figure in Scottish politics. Salmond, who served as the First Minister of...