Chair of Nicola Sturgeon’s review of care system announced
Fiona Duncan, Chief Executive of the Lloyds TSB Foundation for Scotland, will lead the independent review of Scotland’s care system
Theresa May is either inadvertently or deliberately making an independence referendum more likely
The prospect of a never-ending Tory government plays well into an SNP narrative for independence
Scottish Politics Explained 2017
Never has the political landscape moved so quickly or events been so hard to predict.
Brexit standards for Scotland's food and drink
Food and drink is Scotland’s biggest export industry, known for high standards - and safety - but it faces a hard Brexit future
Minority governments must quickly learn the value of co-operation
The minority SNP Scottish Government faced a real crisis getting its budget through the first legislative hurdle
When are the Scottish Government's health and sports strategies due?
The health and sport related strategies the Scottish Government intends to publish in 2017
Children in care are more likely to go to prison than university
Education is about learning and empowerment and for me, it was the key to understanding my story so that I could live and not just survive
The Trainspotting generation
Mark McLaughlin looks at the legacy of the 'Trainspotting generation' – and how the drugs and crime figures stack up today
Tech 100: ‘Bots will become an instantly normal part of our lives in 2017’
Ritchie Somerville, Innovation and Futures Manager at City of Edinburgh Council, on what 2017 holds and its impact on local government
Planning for a better future
Minister for Local Government and Housing Kevin Stewart on the importance of planning
Diversity in recruitment is needed more than ever
One in Five founder Jamie Szymkowiak on how diversity in the workplace and mature management can reap dividends
Tech 100: ‘Two years ago we took the plunge... now we’re starting to see the fruits’
Paul Donnelly of NHS Education for Scotland on the biggest barrier the health sector faces in achieving digital transformation and how it should go about tackling it in 2017
Children in care are more likely to go to prison than university
Education is about learning and empowerment and for me, it was the key to understanding my story so that I could live and not just survive
Tech 100: ‘Bots will become an instantly normal part of our lives in 2017’
Ritchie Somerville, Innovation and Futures Manager at City of Edinburgh Council, on what 2017 holds and its impact on local government
Children in care are more likely to go to prison than university
Education is about learning and empowerment and for me, it was the key to understanding my story so that I could live and not just survive
John Swinney announces 371 extra teacher training places
Scottish Government to fund 371 more teacher training places
The Trainspotting generation
Mark McLaughlin looks at the legacy of the 'Trainspotting generation' – and how the drugs and crime figures stack up today
Health and social care integrated joint boards to be investigated by MSPs
Health and Sport Committee to ask patients how integrated health and social care boards are working
The Trainspotting generation
Mark McLaughlin looks at the legacy of the 'Trainspotting generation' – and how the drugs and crime figures stack up today
13,000 offences dealt with by British Transport Police in Scotland since 2011
British Transport Police have dealt with more than 13,000 offenders on trains and at stations in Scotland in the last five years according to an FOI request by the Scottish Conservatives
Brexit standards for Scotland's food and drink
Food and drink is Scotland’s biggest export industry, known for high standards - and safety - but it faces a hard Brexit future
EC issues UK with 'final warning' over air pollution
Five states, including the UK, have been given final warnings over NO2 levels
SNP demands assurances over future of Peterhead Power Station
SNP MPs Dr Eilidh Whiteford and Callum McCaig write to UK Government regarding future of plant
Economy, Fair Work and Jobs Committee launches inquiry into gender pay gap
The Scottish Parliament’s Economy, Fair Work and Jobs Committee will look at the progress towards equal pay