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ScotRail drivers could strike for first time in 20 years over cost of living crisis

Although other ScotRail staff have gone out on strike in recent years, it would be the first time in two decades that the drivers themselves would be involved.

Edinburgh Live

ScotRail drivers could strike for first time in 20 years after pay talks collapse

Aslef met with ScotRail on Monday to discuss a pay increase amid rising inflation and the cost-of-living crisis. While other sections of ScotRail staff have gone on strike in recent years, the move would be a first in two decades for drivers.

Glasgow Live

Byelections: will recent scandals at Westminster cause upsets at the polls?

Voters may choose to punish governing party in two forthcoming contests, as they have in previous byelections

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Glasgow election 2022: Susan Aitken hopes to secure Langside ward seat

Nine candidates are standing in the Langside ward, which takes in Battlefield, Mount Florida and Toryglen. Read their priorities ahead of Thursday's vote.

Glasgow Live

West Dunbartonshire Election 2022: Bellsmyre housing priority for councillors this election

Flats in the area are set to be demolished to make way for new homes, and the development will be among the local issues on the minds of voters.

Glasgow Live

SNP say Douglas Ross must call out Chancellor's lack of support for families

THE SNP has challenged Douglas Ross to condemn comments from Rishi Sunak after the Chancellor said it would be "silly" to provide more…

The National (Scotland)

Labour accused of putting shipbuilding jobs at risk with 'careless' SNP attacks

POLITICAL point-scoring by Labour is putting jobs at the embattled shipyard at the heart of the ferries debacle, a trade union has warned.

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Voters warned backing Labour could let Tories in the backdoor, SNP claim

VOTING Labour risks enabling the Tories into power on local authorities, SNP councillors have claimed – despite the party’s avowed opposition to…

The National (Scotland)

Edinburgh Local Election 2022: Nicola Sturgeon hints at council deal with Greens

The First Minister arrived in Portobello on Sunday afternoon to meet voters as part of the SNPs bid for a second seat in the ward.

Edinburgh Live

Controversial £20k Alexandria planters set to be removed this month

The garish designs caused an outcry last year, and are set to be axed less than a year after being moved into position.

Daily Record

Ian Blackford: Independence is our alternative to ‘a government that’s rotten’

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford has urged the Scottish independence movement to rediscover a “sense of purpose” and argued that…

The National (Scotland)

Schools in East Kilbride benefitting from over £1.8m government funding

The funding is part of the Scottish Government’s £1bn investment in the Scottish Attainment Challenge

Daily Record

Falkirk Council elections 2022: Bonnybridge and Larbert face coping with massive growth

Bonnybridge and Larbert share a council ward - and both areas have transformed in recent years.

Daily Record

West Dunbartonshire Election 2022: Saving ancient monument key focus for candidates

Residents of Milton are concerned about the future of a historic Fort at a local quarry, and will be looking for help from whoever they elect as local councillors on Thursday.

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Daily Record

Council should 'hang head in shame' over airshow, says Ayr West candidate Bob Shields as hopefuls face-off

All six hopefuls at the Ayr West hustings backed the return of the Scottish International Airshow.

Daily Record

Scottish election 2022: 4 key council battlegrounds to watch as Scots head to polls

Voters will head to the polls on Thursday and the results will be announced the next day.

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar: Labour 'aspiring' for first place in Scottish elections

ANAS Sarwar says Scottish Labour are aiming higher than second place in this week’s elections.

Daily Record

MSP blasts 'shameful' report revealing 13k Lanarkshire children on social housing waiting list

Central Scotland MSP Graham Simpson blamed the SNP for failing to meet their housebuilding targets for the current crisis

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Call to charge Edinburgh drivers going into Midlothian in row over congestion charge

In 2005 a bid by City of Edinburgh Council to charge people living outside the city boundary daily fees for driving into the Capital saw them taken to court by neighbouring councils who claimed it was unfair and it was eventually shelved.

The Independent UK

‘More difficult’ now for SNP to encourage women to stand, says Sturgeon

The First Minister said women believe politics is not a ‘safe space’ for them.

Daily Record

Ferguson Marine shipyard workers 'not to blame' for Cal Mac ferry fiasco as GMB union blasts Labour

EXCLUSIVE: The GMB union - which represents many shipyard workers at Fergusons - blasted Labour for using its members as a "political football".

The National (Scotland)

Ian Blackford: Party leaders can't ‘conveniently ignore’ impact of Brexit

Party leaders have been warned against “conveniently ignoring” in the impact of Brexit upon the cost-of-living crisis by the SNP’s Westminster…

The National (Scotland)

WATCH: Nicola Sturgeon crashes hen party in hysterical campaign encounter

NICOLA Sturgeon has made an unscheduled stop on the campaign trail – surprising a hen do on Portobello beach.

Insider UK

Scottish Government urged to control of Scottish Water as executives rake in 'obscene' £92,000 bonuses

Three bosses at Scottish Water were awarded just under £300,000 in one-year

Glasgow Live

Scotland's criminals 'let off more than 650,00 hours of community service'

The unfinished work, issued by judges as part of a Community Payback Order (CPO) and as an alternative to prisons, equates to around 76 years. Eight criminals convicted of homicide were given CPOs.

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