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Sturgeon urges Harper to intervene in rail dispute as more strikes loom

RMT staff at Network Rail will walk out from 6pm on Christmas Eve until 6am on December 27.

The Independent UK

Scottish tax changes for April 2023 - how much less you'll take home each year

The amount of tax you pay each year, and therefore the amount of money you take home, could change from April of next year. Find out how much you'll be missing out on when the new tax changes come into force.

Glasgow Live

Scottish nurses vote 'overwhelmingly' to reject pay offer with strike action looming

Nurses in Scotland could be set to go on strike for the first time ever after voting overwhelmingly to reject a "best and final" pay offer from the Scottish Government.

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Nurses in Scotland set to take strike action after union rejects latest pay offer

After 82 per cent of those who took part in the ballot rejected that offer, the RCN said it would announce dates for strike action in Scotland early in the new year

Edinburgh Live

Nursing strikes in Scotland set to go ahead as union rejects pay offer

A NURSING union has overwhelmingly rejected the latest pay offer from the Scottish Government.

The National (Scotland)

Nicola Sturgeon calls on UK Government to 'intervene immediately' to end rail dispute

The First Minister and the general secretary of the Scottish Trades Union Congress Roz Foyer want all parties to get around the table to end the pay and conditions dispute

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon unites with trade unions to demand UK Government action on strikes

THE Tories must act to stop the disruption to Scotland’s railways due to strike action against UK Government-controlled train companies, the…

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Gender recognition Bill expected to pass today after mammoth session at Holyrood

MSPs voted on a number of amendments to the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill late into the night on Tuesday after proceedings were delayed by the Scottish Tories.

Daily Record

Free school meals to be extended to older pupils in receipt of new Scottish Child Payment

Scottish Child Payment is worth £100 every four weeks for eligible families with children up to the age of 16.

Daily Record

Proposed Dumfries and Galloway A75 upgrades described as "vague promises"

The second version of the Scottish Government's Strategic Transport Review has been published - with no firm commitment as to when work will be carried out

Daily Record

Mental health 'will fall behind' due to Scottish Budget, say experts

THE Scottish Government has been warned a failure to increase the mental health budget will result in “severe consequences”.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government must get its house in order amid possible £80m budget overspend

Record View says Scots must be convinced the Government is as careful with its budgets as families are with theirs during the cost of living crisis.

Daily Record

Controversial gender reforms expected to pass at Holyrood

The Bill will make it easier for trans people to obtain a gender recognition certificate, but critics are concerned about its impact on women.

The Independent UK

‘Shame on you’: Protesters rage as MSPs vote down gender reform amendment

MSPs will consider more than 150 amendments on Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Daily Record

Rishi Sunak clashes with SNP MP as PM insists Scots want ministers to focus on 'most pressing' issues

Pete Wishart, MP for Perth and North Perthshire, warned the Prime Minister that denying another referendum would only push up support for independence.

The Independent UK

Sunak says focus should be on ‘most pressing’ issues not Scottish independence

Rishi Sunak said his Government was focused on ‘delivering for the people of Scotland’.

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian budget cut fears as thousands have their say on spending plans

More than 20,000 people commented on the cash crisis facing the council. Now a series of special meetings will give councillors an idea of how their share of the Scottish Government's budget will affect services.

Daily Record

Extra help to feed Falkirk children during school holidays ends as funding dries up

The extra help for families was introduced during the pandemic and will end after the Christmas holidays

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Edinburgh Live

What West Lothian will be charging to use electric vehicle power stations

Rapid charges for electric vehicles will cost 40p per Kw/hour at the council's 32 sites from February to help meet increased power costs and develop the network

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government must act to give shopworkers New Year's Day off, union says

SCOTTISH shops should be closed on New Year’s Day to give workers "a well-deserved break", a major trade union has said.

Daily Record

Dumfries and Galloway councillor warns that services are at "absolute breaking point"

COSLA resources spokesperson Katie Hagmann fears essential services could be under threat following the Scottish Government’s budget

Insider UK

Scottish recession could be shallower than the rest of the UK, MSPs are told

Rebound in North Sea earnings could also boost Scotland’s relative economic performance

The National (Scotland)

Scotland’s recession may be shallower than elsewhere in UK , MSPs told

SCOTLAND may experience a slightly shallower recession than the rest of the UK, experts have told MSPs ...

Daily Record

Lanarkshire boy's Christmas wish for a year's supply of miracle cannabis oil comes true

Cole's family is fighting an ongoing battle to secure an NHS prescription of cannabis oil - which leaves him seizure-free - mum Lisa says Cole is “living proof” of the effectiveness of the drug

Daily Record

West Dunbartonshire Council’s leader calls for more funding following the Scottish Government’s budget announcement

Council leader Martin Rooney has blasted the Scottish Government saying the budget announcement falls 'far short' of what the council need to bridge a £21million gap.

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