Short-term lets legislation approved
All short-term let properties will require a licence to ensure they are safe and the people providing them are suitable, under legislation approved by the Scottish Parliament.
All short-term let properties will require a licence to ensure they are safe and the people providing them are suitable, under legislation approved by the Scottish Parliament.
Public asked to be cautious while case numbers are still high.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a statement to the House of Commons on COVID-19.
Children aged five to 11 years old who have specific medical conditions which place them at greater risk from COVID-19 will be invited for their first vaccination from this week onwards.
First Minister hails truly historic opportunity of ScotWind.
This review summarises the available evidence on the use of community-based restorative justice and empathy-based interventions in animal welfare and wildlife crimes.
Funding is being awarded to deliver carbon-cutting projects across the country.
An organisation using sport to bring people together and a rural mental health support group are among 15 projects receiving grants totalling 1,303,790 to secure their long-term future.
New call centre to support non-emergency healthcare needs.
Around 12,000 students support healthcare delivery.
Investment in carbon capture project announced.
Winning bids announced.
Move to bring salmon population back from crisis point.
A statement given yesterday from Buckingham Palace regarding The Duke of York.
The Scottish Government's updated procedure for handling formal complaints by civil servants about a Minister's or former Minister's behaviour has been published.
A 4million funding package will help provide support to unpaid carers, in recognition of the enormous role they play in looking after loved ones, and the added pressure many have faced during the pandemic.
Former police chief will take up the role with immediate effect.
SSSC registration and PVG checks to be funded.
UCAN Productions is celebrating after successfully being awarded over 165,000 of National Lottery funding to set up a peer-to-peer support network for visually impaired people that will provide a range of activities delivered through performance and creative arts workshops.
Finance Ministers in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have called on the Treasury to guarantee that money allocated to support Covid responses will be provided in full, following a meeting with the Chief Secretary to the Treasury.
Projects to help the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss by restoring Scotland's natural environment on land and at sea are set to benefit from further funding this year.
Football, rugby, ice hockey, basketball and horse racing benefit.
As the UK welcomes in a new year, a survey from The National Lottery Community Fund reveals that community spirit in Scotland remains strong despite the uncertainty and challenges of the pandemic
Funding to reach 40 million a year.