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Devolved ministers join forces to demand more from UK Treasury for those in need

FINANCE ministers from the three devolved nations have urged the UK Government to do more in helping those “most in need” during the…

The National (Scotland)

Finance ministers call on UK Government to do more to help those ‘most in need’

The ongoing cost-of-living crisis was at the top of the agenda for the UK’s finance ministers as they met in Cardiff on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Kate Forbes back Internet of Things scheme for Highlands and Islands

A NEW programme from a Scottish innovation centre will help 16 businesses transform through the "Internet of Things" (IoT).

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Council leaders 'deeply disappointed' with Nicola Sturgeon over pay dispute

Cosla finance spokeswoman Gail Macgregor said the current budget settlement for local government "limits the options" for successfully resolving the dispute.

Daily Record

Councils 'disappointed' ministers won't intervene in local authority pay disputes

COUNCIL leaders across Scotland are said to be “deeply disappointed” with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Finance Secretary Kate Forbes for…

The National (Scotland)

Shetlanders quoted £725,000 to connect to broadband, says MSP

Shetland MSP Beatrice Wishart has written to Finance Secretary Kate Forbes on the issue.

The Independent UK

Finance Secretary Kate Forbes backs Inverness climate plan

FINANCE Secretary Kate Forbes MSP has attended the launch of a new climate change action plan for Inverness.

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'We're going to have a referendum' next year, insists Angus Robertson

ANGUS Robertson has insisted that an independence referendum will be held next year.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish independence referendum WILL go ahead by end of next year, says SNP minister

Angus Robertson was asked at the Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee at Holyrood earlier today if he believed a vote would go ahead as planned for the end of 2023.

Daily Record

Tories call for financial scrutiny amid claims of ‘wasteful’ government spending

Fierce debate in Scottish Parliament sees opposition ministers criticise the Finance Secretary's latest plans

Insider UK

Tory calls for 'indyref2 plans to be scrapped' fall flat in Holyrood vote

A SCOTTISH Conservative motion aimed at having Holyrood agree to cancel plans for a second independence referendum has failed.

The National (Scotland)

Kate Forbes forced to school Tory MSP on 'absolute basics' of Scottish budget system

SCOTLAND’S Finance Secretary was forced to explain the “absolute basics” of how the country’s budget works to a Tory MSP during a committee…

The National (Scotland)

Kate Forbes refuses to put figure on public sector job losses in Scotland

Thousands of public sector jobs in Scotland could be axed as a result of spending cuts but SNP ministers have refused to say how many.

Daily Record

Unions warn that council worker strike could see rubbish piling up

Leaders argue that local government was 'the biggest loser' in the recent spending review

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Nicola Sturgeon warned schools will close and rubbish left to rot on street amid strike threat

Leaders of Unison, Unite and GMB unions have written to Nicola Sturgeon and Finance Secretary Kate Forbes calling for talks on local government pay to take place as a "matter of urgency".

Daily Record

Union warns of 'school closures' and 'waste piled on streets' of Lanarkshire over pay dispute

UNISON has demanded a meeting with, and immediate action from, the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and the Finance Secretary Kate Forbes over the local government pay dispute.

Daily Record

Scottish independence referendum spending 'not a priority', warns trade union boss

The Scottish Government has earmarked £20 million to plan for an IndyRef2 next year - but critics have claimed the money could be better spent elsewhere at a time when public sector jobs are under threat.

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Council chiefs call for urgent meeting with First Minister over spending plans

On Tuesday, Kate Forbes set out a four-year plan for government funding, which gives indicative spending plans across all areas of Government

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Daily Record

SNP accused of breaking manifesto promise as police chief issues warning over crime

Finance Secretary Kate Forbes set out the SNP/Green government's spending review in Holyrood on Tuesday.

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Scotland to freeze funding on policing and early years education

Local government funding also to be frozen along with cuts to arts, trade and cultural funds to plug budget hole

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Councils face funding freeze until 2026/27, spending review suggests

COUNCILS are facing a funding freeze until 2026/27 according to indicative plans set out by the Scottish Government.

Daily Record

Police Scotland and courts spending cuts branded 'good day for criminals'

Scotland's beleaguered justice system is already struggling to clear a backlog in cases caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Daily Record

SNP ministers slammed for budgeting £20m for Scottish independence referendum

Finance secretary Kate Forbes announced a spending review as she attempts to balance the books amid a squeeze on public finances.

The National (Scotland)

Stephen Kerr left red-faced after standing order gaffe in Holyrood

The Central Scotland MSP interrupted questions after Kate Forbes's statement on the resource spending review.

Daily Record

Kate Forbes signals public sector pay restraint as financial black hole looms

A Government document on the spending review backs holding the total public sector pay bill at around 2022-23 levels.

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