Edinburgh enjoying digital jobs boom
Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee are all named as key areas for digital in the Tech Nation 2018 report finds
Theresa May rejects plans for fresh Scottish independence drive
Nicola Sturgeon has suggested she is gearing up to launch a fresh Scottish independence debate
Fiona Hyslop writes to Ofcom over STV restructuring
STV last week announced the loss of 59 jobs as part of a three-year restructuring plan, which will also include the closure of STV2
Scottish devolution: consent is everything
Holyrood refuses consent, Westminster ponders ignoring it - is Donald Dewar’s legacy at stake as parliaments clash over Brexit?
Getting to know you: Neil Bibby
Labour MSP for West of Scotland Neil Bibby talks sport with Jenni Davidson
Is Scotland ready for electric vehicles?
The Scottish Government plans to phase out new petrol and diesel cars and vans by 2032, but is Scotland ready to go electric?
Associate feature: Connecting with nature to boost youth mental health
Francesca Osowska, CEO of Scottish Natural Heritage, on the benefits of green spaces to mental health
Sketch: MSPs take a trip down the rabbit hole
A debate on whether the Scottish Parliament should consent to the EU withdrawal bill gets bogged down in a discussion of woodland creatures
We need to get more comfortable listening to people talk about their mental health
Dr Malcolm Harvey gives an update on his personal experience of depression
John Swinney: closing the poverty-related attainment gap is this government’s defining mission
As the Holyrood baby celebrates her second birthday, the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Education, John Swinney, reflects on his two years at the helm
Child poverty - the missing link
Poverty is a common denominator in poor outcomes for children like Kirsty, the Holyrood baby
The Scottish Tories now stand isolated over the EU withdrawal bill
Mandy Rhodes takes a look at the dispute between the UK and Scottish governments on the effect of Brexit on devolution
‘Unique’ Glasgow project to divert youth from serious organised crime gets funding boost
Glasgow City Council and the Big Lottery Fund will fund the ‘Serious Organised Crime Early Intervention Service’ for a further three years
City of Edinburgh Council votes to ban advertising A-boards in the capital
The City of Edinburgh Council has voted to ban all on-street temporary advertising
‘Unique’ Glasgow project to divert youth from serious organised crime gets funding boost
Glasgow City Council and the Big Lottery Fund will fund the ‘Serious Organised Crime Early Intervention Service’ for a further three years
Scottish Government pledges to prioritise children’s interests in family court cases
The Scottish Government is consulting on plans to modernise the family justice system
Associate feature: Connecting with nature to boost youth mental health
Francesca Osowska, CEO of Scottish Natural Heritage, on the benefits of green spaces to mental health
Free sanitary products to be available in Scottish Parliament building
The Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body has decided to provide free sanitary products in all women’s toilets
Increase in number of Scots willing to report human trafficking concerns
Survey finds 87 per cent of Scots said they would report suspicions of human trafficking to police, up from 80 per cent last year
‘Unique’ Glasgow project to divert youth from serious organised crime gets funding boost
Glasgow City Council and the Big Lottery Fund will fund the ‘Serious Organised Crime Early Intervention Service’ for a further three years
Associate feature: Connecting with nature to boost youth mental health
Francesca Osowska, CEO of Scottish Natural Heritage, on the benefits of green spaces to mental health
Crown Estate Scotland releases new proposals to lease seabed
Proposals are aimed at providing certainty to renewable investors in an attempt to support supply chain development, create jobs and stimulate economic growth
Edinburgh enjoying digital jobs boom
Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee are all named as key areas for digital in the Tech Nation 2018 report finds
City of Edinburgh Council votes to ban advertising A-boards in the capital
The City of Edinburgh Council has voted to ban all on-street temporary advertising