BEIS to look again at cost of smart meters programme
Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy also claimed it can still achieve its target of rolling out smart meters to three-quarters of UK homes by the end of next year
Scottish Parliament backs plans to give Just Transition Commission a statutory footing
The Just Transition Commission will provide recommendations to government on how to achieve zero emissions while protecting jobs
New 'zero tolerance' drug driving limits to be introduced in Scotland
The aim is to make it easier for police to target people driving under the influence of drugs
Q&A: opposition parties set out their priorities for the Scottish economy
Opposition finance spokespeople explain to Holyrood how they would manage the purse strings differently from the SNP
Budget, Brexit and a backdrop of austerity
How Scotland is attempting to weather the storm on public spending
Derek Mackay: 'I can't stand personality politics'
Finance secretary Derek Mackay on how Scotland can avoid the dark side of Brexit and calling time on being the SNP chair
Indyref2: from gung-ho to go-slow
The SNP rank and file are growing restless, yet the party has been suffering from torpor, says Kenny MacAskill
The question is not whether the UK needs a new constitutional framework, but what that framework should be
Craig Hoy, the founding Editor of Holyrood Magazine, looks back on the early days of devolution
Associate feature: How community pharmacies can help tackle minor ailments
Matt Barclay, Director of Operations at Community Pharmacy Scotland, on a new independent report on the Minor Ailment Service
The Scottish Government's investigation into Alex Salmond shows basic incompetence
Mandy Rhodes on how the inquiry into allegations of sexual misconduct against Alex Salmond was deemed unlawful
Sketch: MSPs talk planes, trains and electric automobiles
The first debate back after the Christmas recess saw MSPs talk about how much they like hydrogen
Health services learn from both positive and negative feedback
The Care Opinion team in Scotland defend its ability to drive change in the NHS through both good and bad stories from patients
Budget, Brexit and a backdrop of austerity
How Scotland is attempting to weather the storm on public spending
Derek Mackay: 'I can't stand personality politics'
Finance secretary Derek Mackay on how Scotland can avoid the dark side of Brexit and calling time on being the SNP chair
Scottish Government improves teacher pay offer as EIS approves strike plans
Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS), the country’s largest teaching union, approves ballot for strike action over pay
Stressed teachers would not recommend teaching as a career
An EIS survey reveals more than 75 per cent of teachers say they are stressed at work
New 'zero tolerance' drug driving limits to be introduced in Scotland
The aim is to make it easier for police to target people driving under the influence of drugs
Breast cancer drug approved for secondary stages in Scotland at fourth attempt
Breast cancer drug Perjeta approved for latter-stages patients after years of campaigns to make it available in Scotland
New 'zero tolerance' drug driving limits to be introduced in Scotland
The aim is to make it easier for police to target people driving under the influence of drugs
Review of Scottish defamation law launched by Scottish Government
The update to defamation legislation is intended to take account of changes as a result of social media
BEIS to look again at cost of smart meters programme
Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy also claimed it can still achieve its target of rolling out smart meters to three-quarters of UK homes by the end of next year
Scottish Parliament backs plans to give Just Transition Commission a statutory footing
The Just Transition Commission will provide recommendations to government on how to achieve zero emissions while protecting jobs
Scottish Parliament backs plans to give Just Transition Commission a statutory footing
The Just Transition Commission will provide recommendations to government on how to achieve zero emissions while protecting jobs
Q&A: opposition parties set out their priorities for the Scottish economy
Opposition finance spokespeople explain to Holyrood how they would manage the purse strings differently from the SNP