The National3h
SNP MSP to 'join my constituency in retirement' at 2026 Holyrood vote
AN SNP MSP has announced their plans to quit the Scottish Parliament after 15 years – saying they will join their constituency in retirement ...
grampianonline3h
SNP MSP Gordon MacDonald to step down ahead of 2026 Holyrood election
Gordon MacDonald has become the latest MSP to announce their intention to stand down ahead of the 2026 Holyrood election. The ...
the Edinburgh Reporter6h
Frustration after call to tackle quad bikes in parks delayed
An Edinburgh councillor has spoken out after a call to tackle quad bikes in parks and on green spaces was delayed. Conservative councillor for Morningside Marie-Clair Munro raised an emergency motion ...
Ross-shire Journal7h
Ullapool and Invergordon to see introduction of cruise ship tax?
The government is seeking views on the proposed levy, which would give local authorities the power to introduce a tax on ...
John O'Groat Journal and Caithness Courier7h
Scrabster to see introduction of cruise ship tax?
The government is seeking views on the proposed levy, which would give local authorities the power to introduce a tax on ...
SNP accused of trying to split unionist vote with Reform attack
Professor Sir John Curtice hit out at Mr Swinney after he used a conference to demand the threat of the far-right - which he ...
Call to tackle Edinburgh quad bike issues after youths 'terrorise' parks and residents
An Edinburgh Council committee has delayed discussion of a motion aimed at tackling quad bike mayhem has been pushed back by ...
Opinion
It's not just Glasgow that needs a mayor – we all do
Scottish devolution is a job half done. Decentralising Scotland up, down and out from Edinburgh is important for our governance and politics ...
Scotland's education secretary faces fresh demands for national ban on mobile phones in schools
Jenny Gilruth was asked to enforce a blanket ban on phones by Pam Gosal MSP - saying new guidance handing the decision to ...
Letter: Don’t forget Scotland has its own assisted dying bill
The opening sentence of Camilla Cavendish’s excellent piece ( Opinion, February 15) on assisted dying suggests the bill currently going through the Commons applies to Britain. It doesn’t.