Politics

ONE million bees in Scottish Parliament gardens.

THE "tireless work" of the "outstanding team" behind the m.connect project has been praised during the service's "official launch".

12 papers offering expert advice and analytical support to help consider future policy options available for Scotland have been published.

The public is being asked for views on alkaline hydrolysis (water cremations), burials, funeral director licensing and funeral sector inspections.

Did you head abroad this summer? Chances are you’ll have paid an extra few Euros in tourist tax.

The use of snare traps could be banned as part of new plans to protect vulnerable wildlife and promote sustainable wildlife management.

Up to £1250 is being made available to help farmers consider health and welfare interventions that improve cattle and sheep performance.

PUBLIC Health Minister Jenni Minto will meet with campaigners at Dr Gray's next week.

THIRTY communities in five days for MSP.

Proposals to introduce electronic tracking and monitoring technology to small fishing vessels will be consulted on as part of package of new measures.

THE policy reduces housing benefits for tenants deemed to have too large a home for their needs.

Delays in post-Brexit border controls on animal and plant products imported from the EU will 'anger and appal' the sector says Union president.

THE NHS, the lack of progress dualling the A96 and the cost of living crisis have all featured largely on Moray MP Douglas Ross's annual surgery tour.

THE UK Government’s new alcohol duty system comes into force tomorrow, with the average bottle of whisky now taxed at 75%.

MP Richard Thomson has raised concerns that trade agreements risks allowing eggs produced overseas to lower welfare standards into the country.

A new intensive care model for the highest risk pre-term babies will focus on three sites in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow.

AN update on A96 dualling has been delayed again, First Minister Humza Yousaf revealed, calling Elgin and Keith bypass pledges "cast iron".

Scotland’s rural economy is set to be severely hit by Free Trade Agreements negotiated between the UK and non-EU trading partners, the SNP has warned.

I felt a weight of responsibility to represent the audience's concerns and not to let ministers and civil servants off the hook

MR Ross has worked a total of 3,940 hours in additional roles since 2019, an investigation has revealed.