Scottish Labour argued that attainment was falling and the attainment gap was widening. The government was trying to hide its failings, it claimed.
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READ IT AGAIN HAMISH MOVE WINS MORE READERS
The National sold 21, 915 copies on February 27 – which will now always be known as ‘McCrone Day’. This is significantly higher than at any point over the past five years and more than double their average daily sale.
INEOS PLAN TO DIG FOR COAL GAS IN SCOTLAND
Dismay as Ineos triggers plan to re-open coal gas inquiry By Rob Edwards, investigative reporter A Scottish Government proposal to re-open a public inquiry into
IT’S NOT THE TIME TO SIT BACK AND DO NOITHING
Glasgow campaigner Peter Krykant has announced he is planning to launch a safer injection centre in the city, despite the UK government ruling out proposed legal amendments that would allow an official pilot of a drug consumption room.
HEALTH BOARD STATEMENT ON LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
Jane Grant, Chief Executive, said: “We would assure patients and their families that patient safety is paramount and that patient care at the two hospitals is of a high standard.
GREEN U-TURN ON CENTRE CLOSURE IS WELCOMED
The decision has sparked public outrage and an online petition against the closure that has attracted over 12,000 signatures since it was launched by concerned members of the public. Local MSP for the area, Jackie Baillie, branded the decision ‘short-sighted’ and had called on the city council to rethink the closure.