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Scotland’s railway faces ‘shutdown’ despite ‘breakthrough’ pay talks between ScotRail and Aslef train drivers

Scotland's railway faces 'shutdown' despite 'breakthrough' pay talks

UNISON union members to vote on strike action over 2% pay rise which ‘amounts to pay cut’

Council workers to vote on strike which could shut schools after summer

Scottish SPCA launch rehoming appeal after ‘influx’ of ferrets received at rehoming centres

Ferret rehoming appeal after charity receives 'influx' of animals

Hiring activity in Scotland slows amid steep decline in staff availability and intense wage pressures

Staff supply 'falling at an unprecedented pace' amid wage pressures

Foreign nationals from four countries granted right to stand in Scottish local elections

Foreign nationals granted right to stand in Scottish local elections

Hungry school pupils’ £1m lunch debt could be ‘written off’ suggests Nicola Sturgeon

Hungry school pupils' £1m lunch debt 'could be written off'

ScotRail trains chaos set to end as union Aslef agrees 5% pay deal

ScotRail trains chaos set to end as union secures 5% pay deal

P&O Ferries: 100 sacked seafarers report missing possessions

Around 100 seafarers sacked by P&O Ferries report missing possessions

What are your rights for building new developments in your own home or garden?

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What are your rights for building in your own home or garden?

Airbnb warns that tight restrictions imposed Scottish Government by on hosts ‘could cost economy millions’

Tight restrictions on Airbnb hosts 'could cost economy millions'

Bail and Release from Custody Bill could reduce crime, prisoner numbers and victimisation in Scotland

Bill to cut prisoner numbers could 'reduce crime and victimisation'

Scotland’s rental market squeezed by huge demand and soaring costs

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Scotland's rental market squeezed by huge demand and soaring costs

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Cost of filling average car with petrol hits £100 as fuel prices rise

Cost of filling average car with petrol hits £100 as fuel prices rise

Ofgem report says it was ‘unacceptable’ 4,000 homes left without power after Storm Arwen

North East & Tayside

Companies to pay out extra £10.3m to communities affected by Storm Arwen

Rented homes: Tenants being ‘forced into bidding wars’ as demand soars in Scotland

Tenants 'forced into bidding wars' as demand for rented homes soars

ScotRail talks with Aslef union resume on Thursday in effort to end train driver wage dispute

ScotRail talks with Aslef union over wage dispute set to resume

Olympic gold medallist curling skipper Eve Muirhead picks up double honour

Scots Olympic champion Eve Muirhead picks up double honour

Scottish Government and NatureScot urged to intervene in bird flu outbreak after dozens of seabirds die

Government urged to act as thousand birds die amid avian flu outbreak

Councils call in sheriff officers to chase hungry schoolchildren for £10 lunch debts

Councils call in sheriff officers over school pupils' £10 lunch debts

‘Fans prefer to walk back to city centre’, says minister amid train chaos

'Fans prefer to walk back to city centre', says minister amid train chaos

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