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MSPs set for mammoth 9-hour debate on gender recognition legislation

MSPs will discuss around 153 amendments to the controversial Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill today before a vote at Holyrood on Wednesday.

Daily Record · Dec 20, 2022

Rutherglen locals "at risk" from Glasgow A&E crisis, claims MSP

Staff at Glasgow’s Royal Hospital for Children have appealed to parents not to use its' A&E department

Daily Record · Nov 29, 2022

Glasgow MSP raises concerns over £33m project to replace 'unsafe' Queen Elizabeth Hospital cladding

MSP Pam Duncan-Glancy has raised concerns after it was announced the £33m project to remove and replace unsafe cladding from the city's biggest hospital will take five years to complete.

Glasgow Live · Nov 29, 2022

Gender recognition Bill passes stage one as minister quits

MSPs backed the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill after Ash Regan quit the Scottish Government.

The Independent UK · Oct 27, 2022

Lanarkshire rail links could be improved after local politicians appeal to transport minister

A direct service between Newton and Uddingston has been called for

Daily Record · Sep 2, 2022

DWP paid £160m to deliver benefits devolved to Scottish Parliament

Delays and complications with the devolution of social security led to the DWP continuing to administer benefits.

Daily Record · Sep 2, 2022

NHS Lanarkshire under 'significant pressure' over supplies of monkeypox vaccine

Over 200 Lanarkshire residents have already been vaccinated

Daily Record · Aug 25, 2022

Labour MSP schooled on devolution basics after attack on Nicola Sturgeon

SOME Scottish Labour MSPs don't seem to have done their homework ...

The National (Scotland) · Aug 22, 2022

Scottish benefits system branded 'expensive disaster' as IT costs soar to £250m

EXCLUSIVE: Parts of the social security system were devolved to Holyrood following the 2014 referendum but the roll-out has been marred by delays and cost overruns.

Daily Record · Jul 22, 2022

Scots taxi firm axes disabled services after new law bans them from charging extra

It comes after a change in the law designed to help wheelchair users led to some cab companies threatening to take cars out of service altogether.

Daily Record · Jul 2, 2022