MSPs

Sue Webber is a Scottish Conservative MSP for the Lothians

Under-funding further education harms economy - Sue Webber Sue Webber

The Yard provides services for children with complex needs

Student housing plans leave charity 'in despair' as bosses warn of dangers Jolene Campbell

Hospices provide excellent care to people with life-limiting conditions but they are under serious financial pressure (Picture: Russell Cheyne/PA)

Hospices face cuts unless they can afford to pay staff and soaring energy bills Miles Briggs

The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art's Modern Two building will reopen at the end of April.

National Galleries to reopen attraction after six month closure Brian Ferguson

Readers' letters: Gender reform is not dead and buried By The Newsroom

Soon, bars, cafes and restaurants won't need o get planning permission before putting tables on the pavement.

Tables on pavements won’t need planning permission Katrine Bussey and Ian Swanson

Sue Webber is a Scottish Conservative MSP for the Lothians

Opinion ME sufferers are let down by health secretary - Sue Webber Sue Webber

Scotland sold off rights to develop offshore wind farms far too cheaply, according to a new report (Picture: Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

Modern-day Darien disaster may scupper Sturgeon’s indy dream – John McLellan John McLellan

Circus street artist 'Reidiculous' performs for the Fringe crowds on the Royal Mile. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Fears Fringe may shrink by a third over new curbs on short-term lets Brian Ferguson

The works on North Bridge are now forecast to cost an extra £24 million but the council says it should still be finished by June 2025. Picture: Google Streetview.

Potholes budget could be cut to fund North Bridge Ian Swanson

Elaine Miller is standing in the by-election to be "an independent voice for Corstorphine/Murrayfield".

Gender protester to stand in by-election Ian Swanson

Lorna Slater is the minister for green skills, circular economy and biodiversity

Tory attack on devolution must be stopped - Lorna Slater Lorna Slater

The Scottish Parliament's chamber was laid out in a semi-circle in the hope of making politics less confrontational (Picture: Andrew Cowan/pool/Getty Images)

Some MSPs do not need to fear the wrath of their constituents – Susan Dalgety Susan Dalgety

Scottish culture secretary Angus Robertson: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Angus Robertson pledges help for crisis-hit arts organisations Brian Ferguson

Should wages be increased to help meet the cost of living in Edinburgh?

Edinburgh weighting for wages - your views online By The Newsroom

Sue Webber is a Scottish Conservative MSP for the Lothians

Opinion Holyrood’s first New Year debate? Independence - Sue Webber Sue Webber

Beekeeper Stuart Hood attends to one of the hives in the Scottish Parliament grounds.

There’s a buzz about Holyrood as bee population grows Ian Swanson

Parliament debates amendments to the GRR Bill

Gender Act proceedings showed Holyrood working just as it should - Readers' Lett... By The Newsroom

Transgender Bill - your views online By The Newsroom

Deputy First Minister John Swinney MSP was watched by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon as he delivered his budget to the Scottish Parliament.Picture: Andrew Cowan/Scottish Parliament/PA Wire

Creative Scotland in crisis after 10 per cent Scottish Government funding cut Brian Ferguson

National Theatre of Scotland artistic director Jackie Wylie (front row, second from right) with some of artists and creatives working on the company's 2023 shows. Picture: Kirsty Anderson

National Theatre reviews role due to 'fragile' economic climate Brian Ferguson

Mike Smith says daily life has become a struggle

Ex fireman calls long covid help Jolene Campbell

The RMT has already staged two one-day strikes at ScotRail as part of its long-running pay dispute

RMT threatens ‘havoc’ ScotRail strikes every Friday and Saturday until Christmas Alastair Dalton

Edinburgh MSPs Miles Briggs and Ben Macpherson have given their backing to the Forth Green Freeport bid

Backing for Edinburgh Green Freeport bid Jolene Campbell

Key safes for short-term lets in tenement flat

Short-term lets in tenements won't get licence unless 'good reason' Jolene Campbell

Difficult GP access- your views online By The Newsroom

Riverside Medical Practice in Musselburgh.

Damning report into medical practice Jolene Campbell

Parents have demanded an independent review over withdrawal of funded places at East Lothian nurseries

News Parents demand review after funded nursery places withdrawn Jolene Campbell

A Book of Condolence has been placed inside Rosslyn Chapel for visitors and local residents to sign.

Two more Midlothian MSPs pay tribute to the Queen Marie Sharp, LDR

Lord Frost's comments on a Scottish independence vote provoked an angry reaction
Pic: Peter Byrne/PA Wire

Tory peer sparks angry reaction with independence referendum call Craig Paton

Conservative MSP Susan Webber

Why Liz Truss gets my vote for party leader - Sue Webber Sue Webber

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon speaks at a press conference at Bute House in Edinburgh to launch a second independence paper.

Next PM will shift further to the right, says Sturgeon Alan Young

Stock photo of the number 101 Stagecoach bus heading east through West Linton in the Scottish Borders. Photo by Stuart Cobley.

Midlothian MSP continues fight to protect local bus services Kevin Quinn

Scottish Government minister Shona Robison said there will be no bar to women accessing same-sex medics
Pic: PA

Gender law reforms will not prevent women accessing same-sex doctors Rebecca McCurdy

State-owned ferry operator CalMac has lurched from one crisis to another, leaving islanders furious

'Critical' situation warning over Scotland's failing ferry services Neil Pooran

Nurse Caroline Macdonald has been unable to work regularly for two years because of Long Covid.

Long Covid sufferer's plea for more help Ian Swanson

Sarah Boyak is Scottish Labour's external affairs spokesperson

Think again on Rwanda plan, say MSPs Ian Swanson

A student at St Andrew University participates in testing of a lateral flow antigen test facility in November 2020. Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

Expert says Scottish Government may have to consider reintroducing more testing Katrine Bussey

Police officers carry a picket away at Bilston Glen in 1984

Readers' letters: Pardon for striking miners is long overdue By The Newsroom

Edinburgh's Royal Infirmary was operating at 100.5 per cent capacity. Picture: Greg Macvean.

Royal Infirmary hits 100.5 per cent capacity Ian Swanson

Edinburgh is facing challenges like never before - but Adam McVey, former council leader, questions the ability of the new administration to deliver. PIC: Ad Meskens/CC

The SNP won the election and will carry that trust with care - Adam McVey Adam McVey

ScotRail has halted 700 weekday and Saturday trains because of drivers not working overtime. Picture: John Devlin

ScotRail seeking to increase weekend trains after 320 Sunday cancellations Alastair Dalton

Readers' letters: Rail dispute causes are not so simple By The Newsroom