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John Swinney warns of ‘disruption’ to public services if SNP Government Budget voted down

John Swinney has issued a stark warning of potential “disruption” to public services if opposition parties reject the SNP Government’s Budget. The First Minister highlighted the urgency of passing spending plans before the start of the next financial year on April 1, emphasising the “very real” difficulties that would arise if the Budget is not…
Unpaid carers in Rutherglen constituency urged to check eligibility for new support payment

Unpaid carers in Rutherglen and Cambuslang are being encouraged to check their eligibility for the Carer Support Payment by Social Security Scotland. The latest census data reveals that there are more than 42,000 unpaid carers residing in South Lanarkshire. Clare Haughey MSP is urging those in the Rutherglen constituency who provide unpaid care to determine…
Scots country park bosses issue plea against fishing after dog left in agony from eating discarded hooks

Mugdock Country Park Issues Plea Against Fishing After Dog Injury Chiefs at Mugdock Country Park have reiterated their stance against fishing on the park’s loch after a heartbreaking incident involving a beloved dog named Bam Bam. The 12-year-old Redbone Coonhound-cross was left in agony after consuming discarded fishing hooks, a consequence of inconsiderate anglers leaving…
Scottish Government considers speed limit cut to 50mph on single carriageway roads

The Scottish Government is contemplating reducing the national speed limit on single carriageways from 60mph to 50mph in a bid to enhance road safety. Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop has initiated a public consultation on the proposed changes, which also include raising speed limits for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs). Research conducted by the government indicates that…
Janey Godley’s best pal and 100-strong female choir to walk by comedian’s hearse in final farewell to Edinburgh
Janey Godley’s close friend and a 100-strong female choir are set to accompany the hearse of the comedian in a final farewell to Edinburgh. The beloved comedian passed away on November 2 at the age of 63 after battling ovarian cancer. On Friday, Janey’s best pal Shirley Doig and the female choir will walk alongside…
Lib Dem who quit Edinburgh council after house sale scandal also resigns from party

A Scottish Liberal Democrat who recently resigned from her position on the Edinburgh council following a house sale scandal has now also stepped down from the party. Louise Spence’s departure from both roles comes after questions were raised about the sale of her house right after she was elected as a representative for the Colinton/Fairmilehead…
Clydesdale MSP seeks consideration of firework control zones for constituency

Clydesdale MSP advocates for firework control zones in the constituency after locals express concerns about the impact of firework misuse, particularly on pets and emergency services. Mairi McAllan has contacted South Lanarkshire Council, urging discussions with the community to implement restrictions through new legislation. A law recently introduced in Edinburgh allows for temporary restrictions around…
‘Blissful’ hair product leaves locks ‘so soft’ shoppers can’t stop touching it

‘Blissful’ Hair Product Leaves Locks ‘So Soft’ Shoppers Can’t Stop Touching It Customers are heaping praise on a hair product that not only leaves their locks ‘so soft’ but also helps them nod off, thanks to its soothing scent. Zen, which retails for £14.50 from Hair Syrup, is garnering glowing reviews for its trio of…
Scottish Labour MP blasts UK Treasury over delayed reply about Scotland-Europe ferry route

A Scottish Labour MP has criticised the UK Treasury for taking an extended period to respond to his inquiry regarding a ferry route connecting Scotland and Europe. Graeme Downie expressed his disappointment at the delayed reply concerning a potential ferry service between Rosyth and Dunkirk. The MP for Dunfermline and Dollar had initially reached out…
Two baby elephants die at British zoo as staff left ‘devastated’ by deaths

Two baby elephants have tragically passed away at Blackpool Zoo, leaving the staff “devastated” by the deaths. The endangered Asian elephants, part of an urgent programme to save the species, were eagerly awaited after the announcement of their pregnancies earlier this year. Noorjahan and Esha, a mother and daughter duo residing at the zoo since…
