SNP renews calls for repatriation of powers ahead of Michael Gove announcement that farming subsidies must be earned after Brexit
UK Environment Secretary Michael Gove will make a speech today announcing changes to farming subsidies after Britain leaves the EU
The SNP is in a dismal place right now
The SNP has lost momentum and after three successive elections that evidence a trajectory of down, gone too is that spirit of reinvention
Next Steps for Tourism in Scotland
Tourism is increasingly seen as Scotland’s most important industry.
Photos from the MPs Summer Drinks Reception
An inside look at the Holyrood magazine and Coca-Cola Enterprises MPs Summer Drinks Reception, held in the House of Commons on Tuesday 18th July, 2017
Alasdair Allan on making Scotland's voice heard
Exclusive interview with International Development and Europe Minister Alasdair Allan
Photos from 2017 Connect: Holyrood's flagship public sector ICT event
An inside look at at Holyrood’s 6th Annual Connect Conference, our flagship public sector ICT event held at Dynamic Earth on Wednesday 21st June, 2017.
When it comes to immigration Theresa May seems to have no idea what she is doing
Recent evidence on immigration shows the UK Government is far from 'taking back control'
Edinburgh city region deal just reinforces the status quo
Will Edinburgh’s excluded communities and the wider area feel the benefit of its city region deal?
The thin blue line
The police are referred to as the thin blue line’ but that’s normally understood to be the police holding back the chaos outside, not a line of disorder running within policing itself
EXCLUSIVE: Ian Duncan on taking a role in Brexit and a seat in the Lords
Writing exclusively for Holyrood, the new Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Ian Duncan responds to allegations his appointment was undemocratic
Resilience can never be taken for granted
Laura Beveridge on how too often care can feel like containment rather than building resilience
Scotland's universities embody internationalism
ASSOCIATE FEATURE: Heriot Watt University principal Richard Williams hails the internationalism of Scotland's universities
Edinburgh city deal investment confirmed
Details of Edinburgh city region deal to be revealed at a ceremony in the capital
Grenfell-type cladding found on Scottish schools in 14 local authority areas
The cladding type is not allowed on high-rise buildings in Scotland, but is allowed on lower buildings
Edinburgh city region deal just reinforces the status quo
Will Edinburgh’s excluded communities and the wider area feel the benefit of its city region deal?
Grenfell-type cladding found on Scottish schools in 14 local authority areas
The cladding type is not allowed on high-rise buildings in Scotland, but is allowed on lower buildings
Edinburgh city region deal just reinforces the status quo
Will Edinburgh’s excluded communities and the wider area feel the benefit of its city region deal?
Pension age to be raised seven years early, says UK Government
State pension age a year further on for people currently in their late thirties and forties
Scottish and Welsh governments unite to express frustration at UK approach to child refugees
In a joint letter the Scottish and Welsh Governments backed calls for more children to be included in the Dubs Scheme for resettling lone child refugees
Smoking to be banned in Scottish prisons by end of 2018
The ban comes as a new report found Scottish prison officers are exposed to second hand smoke
North Sea cod recovers to sustainable levels, says Marine Stewardship Council
Over a decade after North Sea stocks came close to collapse, the MSC has given consumers the go-ahead to buy cod with “a clear conscience”
Last month the third hottest June ever recorded
Records suggest 2015, 2016 and 2017 will be the three hottest years since records began
UK Government migration target 'could cause considerable damage to economy'
A House of Lords report finds that Theresa May’s aim of cutting net migration to less than 100,000 could harm the economy
Pension age to be raised seven years early, says UK Government
State pension age a year further on for people currently in their late thirties and forties