Dozens of GP practices hand back contract to NHS A record number of GP practices are handing back their contract to the NHS, feeling unable to fulfil their NHS requirements, it has been war
Ruth welcomes UK Government multi-million pound deal for the north east A £5 million UK Government investment to boost the North Sea oil and gas sector has been welcomed by the Scottish Conservatives.
Ruth pays tribute to Sir Teddy Taylor Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has paid tribute to former MP Sir Teddy Taylor, whose death was announced today.
Sturgeon told to scrap named person and start again Nicola Sturgeon has been urged to drop her named person scheme and come up with new plans to protect vulnerable children.
SNP tax vote abstention ‘clearest sign yet’ of raid on workers The SNP’s decision to wave through Labour plans for a tax hike is the “clearest sign yet” that it plans to hit workers in the pocket.
Swinney misses golden opportunity to say how he will get CfE back on track John Swinney has “missed a golden opportunity” to say how he’d sort problems with teacher recruitment and the Curriculum for Excellence in a
Lawyers demolish SNP attempts to revise named person policy The SNP has been urged to “do the decent thing” and scrap named person plans altogether, after lawyers demolished the policy in Holyrood tod
SNP and Labour must rule out raid on basic rate tax payers A tax raid on the majority of Scottish workers must be ruled out by other parties at Holyrood, the Scottish Conservatives will argue in a ta
SNP warned not to ‘sow division’ on Brexit The SNP has been warned not to “sow division” on Brexit after Nicola Sturgeon teamed up with the Welsh First Minister in seeking changes to
Half of patients wait more than a month for AHP appointments Around half of patients needing appointments from allied health professionals for care such as physiotherapy have to wait longer than a mont
