Transformation of councils needed to withstand Scottish Government budget cuts, Accounts Commission warns
Councils have had a six per cent cut in revenue funding from the Scottish Government in real terms between 2013/14 and 2019/20
Row breaks out over letter sent to college lecturers
Colleges Scotland has accused the EIS of 'misrepresenting' their pay offers to lecturers
NHS Lothian sparks fears over heart valve infections after surgery
NHS Lothian reveals deaths from a heart valve infection after surgery in letter to patients
Local intelligence – a roundtable discussion
Associate feature: When will the work Scottish local authorities do to digitise services become truly transformative?
Men at work: exploring the role of male MSPs in the fight for equality
Roundtable: Holyrood gathered a cross-party group of male MSPs to discuss what part they can play in the fight for equality
Christina McKelvie: Equality is about changing culture and attitudes
Scotland’s equalities minister Christina McKelvie talks of the inequity that drove her into politics
Associate feature: Winning on a level playing field
Andre Reibig, senior policy officer at the Scottish Funding Council, on how the benefits of student participation in sport run much deeper than you might think
If there was greater honesty online, it might make the darker moments easier to cope with
Kate Shannon on the need to drop the ‘perfect’ online narratives
Biological sex is the legal cornerstone of women’s rights to fair treatment
The MurrayBlackburnMackenzie collective on the trans debate and why sex and gender are not the same thing
Why the Holyrood Baby needs kindergarten
Sue Palmer, chair of Upstart Scotland, on the need for a relationship-centred, play-based kindergarten stage for three to seven-year-olds
How proposed changes to the census prompted a vicious row about what makes a woman
Trans women accessing female-only spaces isn’t new, it’s just that you weren’t aware because there hasn’t been an issue
Sketch: It's fitting Brexit is being marked by a 277-mile march across England, led by Nigel Farage
When you think about it, resigning is really the only thing anyone in UK politics seems to agree on
Transformation of councils needed to withstand Scottish Government budget cuts, Accounts Commission warns
Councils have had a six per cent cut in revenue funding from the Scottish Government in real terms between 2013/14 and 2019/20
Land ownership in Scotland sees 'irresponsible exercise of power'
Scottish Land Commission reports Scotland's current pattern of land ownership is bad for local economies and communities
Row breaks out over letter sent to college lecturers
Colleges Scotland has accused the EIS of 'misrepresenting' their pay offers to lecturers
Report warns Scotland’s university sector is a 'declining system under pressure'
Universities Scotland issues a call to action as the report highlights a sector in "sustained decline"
NHS Lothian sparks fears over heart valve infections after surgery
NHS Lothian reveals deaths from a heart valve infection after surgery in letter to patients
Mental health act review announced
Legislation designed to reduce compulsory detention and treatment is to be reviewed, announces mental health minister Clare Haughey
Scottish Parliament launches new ‘zero tolerance’ sexual harassment policy
Parliament to crack down on sexist behaviours that 'perpetuates inequality' in new sexual harassment policy
MPs advised to share taxis home amid fears of Brexit-related attacks
Internal parliamentary memo raises security concerns as increasing numbers of protesters have gathered outside Westminster
Land ownership in Scotland sees 'irresponsible exercise of power'
Scottish Land Commission reports Scotland's current pattern of land ownership is bad for local economies and communities
Ofgem to approve subsea energy link for Shetland but not for Western Isles
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar said the decision not to support a 600MW link was “shortsighted”
Tax and spending plans ‘will hit marginalised Scots worst’, warns Equality and Human Rights Commission
Child poverty set to increase by eight per cent in Scotland over next three years, predicts the Equality and Human Rights Commission
Brexit to be delayed after MPs vote to permanently rule out a no-deal scenario
MPs expected to back a delay to the UK's leaving date after chaotic scenes in the House of Commons