Dr Sandesh Gulhane (left) and First Minister John Swinney with Health Secretary Neil Gray. by Bill Heaney It’s not just the patients who are recovering
Month: March 2026
LABOUR’S £350M POTHOLE FUND TO TACKLE DUMBARTON ROADS ‘IN SAD STATE’
by Lucy Ashton Dumbarton’s MSP Jackie Baillie has backed her party’s plans to tackle potholes with a £350 million fighting fund. Scottish Labour’s Leader, Anas
Labour Culture Secretary announces £12 million support for local news platforms …
by Claire Meadows The government has announced £12m funding for the local news industry in a bid to safeguard world-class local news coverage for millions.
STV staff back strike action over planned pay freeze
The strikes could impact STV’s coverage of the upcoming Holyrood election on May 7. by Jamie McIvor, Scotland news correspondent BBC Glasgow Broadcaster STV is
HOSPICE CAMPAIGNERS AGAINST ASSISTED DYING STAND OUT AT HOLYROOD …
Sister Rita Dawson, of the St Margaret of Scotland Hospice in West Dunbartonshire, the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland and the Rt Rev Rosie Frew, Moderator
Church of Scotland: ‘We could not support a change in the law’
Church of Scotland The Scottish Parliament has voted to reject the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill by 69 votes to 57. Rt