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Check if you are due a Council Tax discount of up to £750 before new rates start in April

More than 455,200 people in Scotland were getting money off their Council Tax bill in November 2022.

Daily Record

Dismay over ruling study not needed for new housing in Kinross despite concerns over sewage entering Loch Leven

The Scottish Government has overruled a council direction to developers they complete an Environmental Impact Assessment for a proposed 160-home development on land north of Davies Park

Daily Record

School strikes continue as Renfrewshire teachers dub 11.5 per cent pay rise "disappointing"

The offer was for a six per cent pay rise this year, followed by a 5.5 per cent uplift in the 2023/24 financial year.

Daily Record

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NHS Scotland pay boost offer would make staff 'best paid in UK', says Humza Yousaf

Yousaf said the deal meant NHS Scotland workers were 'by far and away the best paid anywhere in the UK'.

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney: 'Preposterous’ to allow former members to return for leadership vote

JOHN Swinney has said it would be “preposterous” to let former SNP members back into the party to vote in the election to replace Nicola…

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney insists independence 'must address the issues that matter to Scots'

The Deputy First Minister last night ruled himself out of the race to succeed Nicola Sturgeon as SNP leader.

Daily Record

Dozens of schools to close in Perthshire as striking teachers target constituencies of leading politicians

The planned industrial action over an ongoing dispute over pay is specifically targeting Perthshire because it is represented at Holyrood by Deputy First Minister John Swinney MSP

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Parents urged to check for unspent cash on Best Start Food cards as £2.3m remains unused

More than 3,000 cards have been activated but no money has been spent on them.

Daily Record

‘Preposterous’ to readmit former SNP members during leadership race – Swinney

The Deputy First Minister said the SNP needed ‘fresh perspective’ to build the case for independence.

The Independent UK

Welfare fund payments to those most in need could be slashed by more than £1m

West Lothian Council could bring the axe down next week when it sets its budget

Daily Record

Glasgow south side schools hit with extra strike dates to 'target' key decision-makers

Children attending schools in the constituencies of key politicians will lose out on even more education as pupils within the southside, Clydebank and Milngavie set to be affected.

Glasgow Live

Nicola Sturgeon's constituency to be ‘targeted’ with extra teacher strikes

CHILDREN attending school in the constituencies of key politicians including Scotland’s First Minister will face an extra six days of disruption…

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow Budget: disco, walkouts and protests as council cuts approved

A walkout by Labour councillors was soundtracked by a disco classic from protesters, as the city council met to set it's annual budget.

Glasgow Live

All the Glasgow council cuts agreed in budget as opposition walk out

Council tax will rise, new charges will be introduced and some services cut as the SNP grappled with a £49m funding shortfall.

Glasgow Live

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Teachers in Stirling set for two more strike days as latest pay offer rejected

The strike action will take place at the end of the month.

Daily Record

Stirling politicians react to First Minister's shock resignation

Nicola Sturgeon made the big announcement on Wednesday morning.

Daily Record

Community petition to retain town's NHS dentist provisions backed by 2,000 residents

An effort to retain NHS dental provision in Callander has been backed by more than 2000 people. In November last year, we told how there were concerns raised over a lack of NHS dentist provision in the town after a surgery told patients it would no

The Independent UK

Key challenges to be faced by Sturgeon’s successor as First Minister

The new SNP leader’s in-tray will be packed, from plotting a course to indyref2 to settling the unresolved teachers’ pay dispute.

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Glasgow Live

Glasgow council tax set to rise by 5% and parking charges increase - but no reduction in teacher numbers

Today's budget meeting is expected to see SNP plans pass unopposed, with no alternative options being put forward by other parties.

Daily Record

West Dunbartonshire Council leader makes 'Save our Services' call, as savage cuts loom

Councillor Rooney has warned that, without further funding from Holyrood, the local authority will face savage cuts that impact key services if it’s forced to close the gap by March.

The National (Scotland)

Tories call for Tavistock-style probe into Sandyford gender clinic

THE Scottish Conservatives are calling for a Tavistock-style probe into the Sandyford gender identity clinic in Glasgow.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow workplace parking charge among 'long term funding solutions' city needs, claim Greens

A day of action to highlight the impact of cuts on city services came ahead of the SNP's proposed budget - and the Green party confirmed they will not be putting forward an alternative budget.

The National (Scotland)

Praise for Nicola Sturgeon from LGBT community as concern is expressed for the future

NICOLA Sturgeon’s resignation comes at a time of great uncertainty for Scotland’s gender reform legislation.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow council set for budget showdown as SNP propose cuts to plug £60m black hole

The biggest party on the council will bring forward its proposals on Thursday, and has criticised Labour and the Conservatives for refusing to put up any alternative budget proposals.

Glasgow Live

Scotland's teachers reject latest 'insufficient' six per cent pay offer

A new pay offer, which would see teachers who earn up to £80,000 given a 6% pay boost backdated to April 2022 has been rejected and called 'inadequate' and 'insufficient' by a teaching union

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