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West Dunbartonshire Council promises to help children living in poverty through holiday

Councillors raised concerns about a steady decline in funding for pupil equity, and how to finance summer activities.

Glasgow Live

Disruption warning for Cycling World Championships as Glasgow workers balloted for strike

Unite and GMB Scotland will be balloting Glasgow Life and City Parking employees for strike action over an ongoing pay dispute that could disrupt the 2023 World Cycling Championships.

Glasgow Live

Strike disruption warning for cycling world championships

The event takes place in Glasgow in August.

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West Lothian theatre could be saved by charity trust behind art deco cinema

Reconnect which runs the Regal, Bathgate's art deco cinema/ theatre could be the long term solution to the running of Howden Park Centre as doubts on local authority funding for services continue

Edinburgh Live

Scottish National Investment Bank facing loss of £9m loan to Circularity Scotland

SCOTLAND’S state-owned investment bank is facing the loss of a £9 million loan to Circularity Scotland after the firm appointed administrators.

The National (Scotland)

Lorna Slater quizzed on £9m loan given to Circularity Scotland from national investment bank

The under-pressure Green MSP has faced repeated calls to resign from her government job following the collapse of the deposit return scheme.

Daily Record

Slater unable to say if SNIB cash given to DRS administrator will be returned

National investment bank chair admits that the whole £9m investment could be lost as a result of Circularity Scotland going bust

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Glasgow call for council to support better wage rise for college lecturers

Lecturers belonging to the union EIS-FELA have been taking strike action over pay.

Glasgow Live

‘It’s not a museum piece, it’s our culture’: Kate Forbes calls for action on Gaelic

KATE Forbes has called for urgent recommendations from a Gaelic working group to be incorporated into the Scottish Government’s new national…

The National (Scotland)

First Minister denounces Westminster's 'anti-strike' laws during trade union meeting

FIRST Minister Humza Yousaf has stressed his commitment to protecting workers’ rights after meeting with trade union chiefs.

The National (Scotland)

International routes to independence outlined in major new legal opinion

THE Supreme Court made “significant mistakes” in its ruling on indyref2, a legal expert has argued in a new paper which sets out the…

The National (Scotland)

Tory ministers dismiss concerns over UK 'diktat seeking to undermine Scotland'

A TORY minister has written to an SNP MP to address “concerns” around the UK Government issuing a set of instructions to overseas officials…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government 'fully considering' transvaginal mesh review recommendations

THE Scottish Government is “fully considering” a number of recommendations following a review into transvaginal mesh cases ...

The National (Scotland)

West Lothian care homes secure £1.2m lifeline to protect residents and jobs

Cash support will protect the four care homes and 171 jobs for the next four years if the Integration Joint Board agrees to maintain the service

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Number of Glasgow children in poverty 'shows need for universal holiday food programme'

Concerns over figures showing the rate of child poverty in Glasgow come as the council expressed its disappointment at a lack of information over holiday food funding from the Scottish Government.

Daily Record

Perth and Kinross schools could be hit by strikes for second year in a row

Unions have issued non-teaching staff in schools and nurseries with strike ballots

Insider UK

Island businesses demand government help for ‘failing ferry service’

Survey shows that the lack of sailings has cost businesses on just two islands almost £1.5m

Daily Record

Sir Alex Ferguson among football legends demanding brain injuries from heading the ball classed as 'industrial'

The ex-Aberdeen and Manchester United boss is calling for retired players with dementia to get help via the devolved social security system.

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The National (Scotland)

Tories successfully lodge motion of no confidence against minister Lorna Slater

A TORY MSP has submitted a motion of no confidence against the Scottish Government minister Lorna Slater.

The National (Scotland)

I'm an expert in constitutions – Humza Yousaf's plan is welcome

Everyone ought to applaud today’s announcement by the Scottish Government. And for those, like me, who have been advocating a Scots Constitution…

The National (Scotland)

Island businesses demand help from ministers for ‘failing ferry service’

ISLANDERS have written to new transport minister Fiona Hyslop demanding cash help from the Scottish Government.

The National (Scotland)

Bid for nuclear weapon ban in independent Scotland constitution welcomed by activists

A bid to ban nuclear weapons being based in Scotland through a written constitution has been welcomed by activists and politicians.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland could ditch royals for elected head of state within five years of Yes vote

The whitepaper also states that Scotland would retain King Charles as head of state “so long as the people of Scotland desired it”

Insider UK

Any delay to green energy shift would be ‘historic mistake’ - Starmer

Labour leader sets out plans that party claims would create 50,000 new jobs in Scotland alone

Glasgow Live

Humza Yousaf outlines plans for independent Scotland to have 'written constitution'

Mr Yousaf launched a new paper on plans for a written constitution, which is part of a series of papers from the Scottish Government as it seeks to make a fresh case for independence.

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