HEALTH bosses will press ahead with proposals to radically overhaul how services are provided to patients despite a warning it could be “difficult to deliver” a three-year plan.
PROPOSALS to shift a train station taxi rank across a road and further away from a busy entrance have been labelled “absolutely crazy” amid fears disabled passengers will be worse off.
The city’s schools leader has broken his silence to reassure religious communities the authority has “no intention whatsoever” to remove representatives from an education committee.
Finance chiefs have been blasted after the city council detected almost £1.2 million of customer fraud in the space of a year – with only £355,000 being recovered for the public purse.
Two weeks ago, school pupils in Scotland received their exam results. For some this will mean moving on to university or college, others will be staying on at school and some will be entering the workplace, perhaps for the first time.
COUNCIL bosses have been blasted for “cobbled together” arrangements for the leader of the authority’s adoption leave – with the SNP group chairperson set to share extra responsibilities alongside the Labour boss.
Freedom of movement will end on October 31, Downing Street said following reports that officials had warned against an immediate change on Brexit day if the UK leaves the European Union without a deal.
Project Fear has become Project Reality when it comes to Brexit Britain rather than independent Scotland – as the Operation Yellowhammer revelations prove, says Angus Robertson
VOTERS apparently like politicians working together across party lines. The noise of elected representatives point-scoring while a crisis rages regularly prompts complaints that everyone should be co-operating for the common good.
