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John Swinney to hold urgent bin strikes summit with council bosses and trade unions

John Swinney to hold urgent bin strikes summit with councils and unions

Scotland’s public spending deficit falls below £24bn but continues to suffer from Covid pandemic

£24bn black hole in government spending in Scotland last year

Olympic champion Katie Archibald tried to resuscitate mountain biker Rab Wardell as he died in bed

Olympic champion tried to save partner as he died in bed

Six months after Russia’s invasion, Ukrainians tell of their new lives in Scotland

'We feel safe and welcome in Scotland - but one day we'll go home'

Which Scottish councils are facing school closures and bin strikes amid pay offer dispute?

Is your council facing school closures and bin strikes?

Cancer patients ‘more worried about cost of living than diagnosis’

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Cancer patients 'more worried about cost of living than diagnosis'

Barnett-style funding formula proposed for local government budgets

Barnett-style funding formula proposed for local government budgets

Scottish children’s commissioner call attention to impact of Ofgem price cap hike on Vulnerable children

'Energy price cap rise will push more vulnerable children into poverty'

Public to be asked for views on creating future for Gaelic and Scots

Public to be asked for views on creating future for Gaelic and Scots

Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi to travel to Scotland as ministers urged to freeze bills

Chancellor to travel to Scotland as ministers urged to freeze bills

Cyclist Rab Wardell dies two days after winning Scottish Championship

Cyclist Rab Wardell dies two days after winning Scottish Championship

Police appeal in search for 14-year-old girl missing from Borders

Police appeal in search for 14-year-old girl missing from Borders

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon hosts energy summit amid cost of living crisis

Nicola Sturgeon hosts energy summit amid cost of living crisis

Council strike action involving waste and school staff set to go ahead as talks fail to resolve dispute

Council strike action set to go ahead as talks fail to resolve dispute

Scottish Power’s £100bn plan for two-year energy bill freeze in crisis ‘worse than Covid’

Scottish Power's £100bn plan for two-year energy bill freeze

School staff set to walk out in nine Scottish councils including Glasgow over COSLA pay dispute

School and nursery staff to walk out in nine councils in pay strikes

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to meet energy bosses amid price cap warning

First Minister to meet energy bosses amid price cap warning

Cosla meeting with Unite on Tuesday as strike action continues

Unions to meet with authorities over pay offer as strike action continues

Domestic abuse survivor helped by Women’s Aid and Revive Scotland to find new home

'I got up and put clothes in a bag... I might be dead if I hadn't left'

Scottish Lib Dems call for for university mental health services overhaul as almost 2,000 on waiting lists

'Almost 2,000 university students on waiting lists for mental aid'

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