Kyle Coetzer receives Holyrood vote of approval after ICC Associate Cricketer award
Scotland star, Kyle Coetzer, has received parliamentary praise after being voted the ICC Associate Cricketer of the Year.
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Legal advice suggests Holyrood could legislate for indyref2 without PM’s consent
Legal advice commissioned by a pro-independence group has suggested there are “good arguments” to be made for holding a second referendum without UK Government approval.
North-east pupils showcase importance of using water wisely
Primary school pupils from across the north-east have been recognised for their work in highlighting the importance of using water wisely.
Relationship between Westminster and Holyrood ‘at low ebb’
The relationship between Holyrood and Westminster is at a “low ebb” and has deteriorated since Boris Johnson’s election victory, Scotland’s Constitutional Relations Secretary has said.
MSPs urged to reject Brexit deal
The Scottish Parliament has been urged to reject the UK Government’s Withdrawal Agreement.
Scottish Christmas shoppers hit with ‘sky-high’ £12m delivery surcharges compared to rest of UK
Scottish shoppers this Christmas have been stung by an extra £12 million in “unfair” additional delivery fees – tacked on simply because of where they live.
Sturgeon urges unity on new independence referendum
Nicola Sturgeon has called for a “coming together” of political parties in the Scottish Parliament to deliver a second independence referendum.
Sturgeon: Growing support for Scotland to choose own future
Nicola Sturgeon will make the case for another vote on Scottish independence in response to the “new danger” posed by Boris Johnson’s government in a statement at Holyrood on Tuesday.
Richard Leonard: Constitutional issues played major role in devastating defeat
The Scottish Labour leader has lamented his party’s “devastating” election results, putting the defeat down to constitutional issues rather than shifting blame to Jeremy Corbyn.
Salmond vows to ‘vigorously’ defend himself as he denies sexual assault charges
Alex Salmond has said he will “vigorously” defend his position after pleading not guilty to offences against 10 women.
Public inquiry to be held into death of man in police custody
A public inquiry has been announced into the death of a man in police custody.
Ruth Davidson says she carried out due diligence before taking lobbying job
Former Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has said she conducted “due diligence” before taking on a paid job with a lobbying firm.
MSPs debate smacking legislation ahead of vote
Smacking children could be made illegal in Scotland today if MSPs vote to change the law to ban their physical punishment.
Dingwall library’s reading project to be rolled out across Scotland following success
An innovative storytelling method developed at a Dingwall library is being rolled out across the country following its resounding success.
Call for farming support after climate change targets updated
The Scottish Parliament’s backing for tough new climate change targets “ramps up” the need for a step change in how Scottish agriculture is supported and how agricultural practices are undertaken, says NFU Scotland (NFUS).
Widow of well-known north-east MSP reveals she is fighting her own cancer battle
The widow of an MSP who died of cancer three years ago is shaving her head for charity - after revealing she is now battling the disease.
Youngsters make their imprint at Holyrood with poignant commemoration of First World War
A group of 100 young artists will tell Scotland's First World War story in an exhibition that opens next week.
‘Colossus’ Hamish Henderson will be honoured in the Scottish Parliament next week
The late Hamish Henderson will be honoured in the Scottish Parliament next week with a debate and a reception recognising him as one of the “most brilliant Scots of his age”.
Inverness company praised for their efforts in helping to save lives
An Inverness company has been praised by a north MSP for their commitment to helping save lives.
Army cadets commended for latest success in Scottish Parliament
A Highlands and Islands MSP has commended young cadets from across the region during a motion in the Scottish Parliament.
Support sought over environmental project to protect heritage sites from coastal erosion
Orkney MSP Liam McArthur is currently seeking the assistance of parliamentary colleagues to support a national project aimed at protecting Scotland’s heritage sites from the continual threat of coastal erosion.
Inverness group launches petition to protect cats from hit-and-run drivers
An Inverness animal charity is urging people to sign a new petition which would force motorists who hit cats to report such incidents to the authorities.
Obituary: Former MSP and deputy presiding officer Trish Godman
Trish Godman, who has died aged 79, was among the very first group of MSPs to be elected to the Scottish Parliament, using her position to act as a “great fighter” for her constituents.
Extinction Rebellion Scotland pitch tents in Holyrood grounds
Environment campaigners yesterday set up camp in Scottish Parliament grounds as they began a five-day climate change protest.
Twenty years of devolution: Son’s tribute to Winnie Ewing’s role
Fergus Ewing will mark devolution's 20th anniversary by remembering the role played by his mother Winnie in re-establishing the Scottish Parliament after almost 300 years.
Twenty years of devolution: Bringing power closer to the people was purpose of Labour government
Bringing power closer to the people: that was the purpose of the incoming Labour Government when it created the first democratically-elected Scottish Parliament in 1999.
Active Girls committee commended in parliament
A committee which encourages girls in Aberdeen to live active lives has been commended in parliament.
Best of the Blue Toon showcased at Holyrood
The very best of the Blue Toon has been showcased at Holyrood.
Argyll farmer – who had 17 ewes killed in sheep worrying incident – brings case to parliament
An Argyll farmer who had his sheep viciously attacked and killed in a gruesome dog attack will share his experience with the Scottish Parliament.
MSP highlights Aberdeen City deal in parliament
MSP Maureen Watt has brought the issue of the Aberdeen City Region Deal to parliament.
Growth deal for Moray hailed as potential ‘game changer’ at Scottish Parliament showcase
Moray’s bid for a £200 million growth deal to fund large-scale projects across the region has been described as a potential “game changer” for communities.
North-east MSP cleared of financial impropriety following lobbying row
A North East MSP has said he hopes a "line can be drawn" after he was cleared of financial impropriety following a lobbying row.