These are five things the English can do this week that the Scots cannot do due to the current restrictions. With the continued increase in cases of Omicron in the UK, many countries have introduced a number of temporary measures to curb the spread of the virus. The new rulesRead More →
As Westminster stumbles from crisis to crisis, we are responding to the needs and ambitions of the people of Scotland. Our Scottish Budget 2022-2023 implements our ambitious and progressive plans to tackle the climate emergency, build a stronger recovery and create a fairer Scotland. Here is a summary of theRead More →
New research has revealed that Scots are largely unhappy with the level of transparency around artificial intelligence. An opinion poll conducted by YouGov on behalf of AI and data firm Synthesized found that only 2% of people in Scotland believe the technology is being developed reliably. Additionally, 77% said organizationsRead More →
A study funded by RWE, one of the world’s leaders in offshore wind, concludes that Scotland could become a world leader in the production of low-carbon concrete foundations for floating offshore wind farms. The study has identified the potential business opportunities of ScotWind’s current seabed leasing cycle and calls onRead More →
Lobster Telephone, by Salvador Dalí and Edward James PIC: National Galleries of Scotland, purchased by the Henry and Sula Walton Fund, with assistance from Art Fund. News, Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh **** The National Galleries of Scotland buying fund would likely not cover the buyer’s premium whenRead More →
A £ 3million investment from the Scottish National Investment Bank will allow the construction of 25 high-quality family homes in Glasgow’s Nitshill district after the developer was unable to find funding elsewhere. The development of Station Wynd The Wynd Station site, immediately adjacent to Nitshill Station, is a brownfield siteRead More →
An investment of £ 3million by the Scottish National Investment Bank will see 25 high-quality family homes built in the Nitshill area of Glasgow for sale to local social housing tenants and first-time buyers. The development of Station Wynd The Bank loan stipulates that the homes in Station Wynd’s developmentRead More →
The Scottish National Investment Bank has provided a £ 3million loan to finance the construction of 25 homes on an abandoned site in Nitshill in Glasgow for sale to local social housing tenants and first-time buyers. He said his loan “stipulates that the homes in Station Wynd’s development must firstRead More →
1. Facilitate travel Thanks to the National Entitlement Card, people with disabilities in Scotland continue to be able to travel for free on local and long-distance buses across the country. The Scottish government has also extended the discounted bus pass for accompanying persons with eligible disabled children under the ageRead More →
1. Make travel easier Thanks to the National Entitlement Card, people with disabilities in Scotland continue to be able to travel for free on local and long-distance buses across the country. The Scottish Government has also extended the discounted bus pass for carers of eligible disabled children aged under 5.Read More →
A £ 3million investment from the Scottish National Investment Bank will see the construction of 25 family homes for sale to local social housing tenants and first-time buyers in Glasgow’s Nitshill area. The loan stipulates that the homes in Station Wynd’s development must first be offered to the local population,Read More →