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Neil Gray has welcomed the Scottish Government's of funding £150k to support young carers in North Lanarkshire

Hotels and Airbnb rates are set to skyrocket throughout Edinburgh over the summer as part of "business as usual" dynamic pricing despite global cost of living increases. Fringe Festival accommodation prices are approximately 52 percent higher in August than autumn rates.

Neil Gray highlights how services are 'a vital tool in our response to the climate emergency'.

SCOTS have been thanked for their “incredible generosity” after welcoming nearly 6000 Ukrainian refugees.

A UKRAINIAN musician displaced by the war has told how Glasgow “feels like home” after being welcomed into the city when Russia invaded.

A SPACE for writers and poets designed by an acclaimed artist will open at the historic Arbroath Abbey on Saturday.

The stats were praised by Airdrie & Shotts MSP, Neil Gray.

AROUND 500 Ukrainians are still living in hotels a month after arriving in Scotland, a committee of MSPs has heard.

Yevhen Mankovskyi, the Ukrainian consul general, said access to nurseries is a "big problem" as the majority of those fleeing are mothers with children.

Neil Gray, minister for special responsibilities for refugees, will visit Polish rescue hubs to learn how Scotland can improve support for Ukrainians.

It is estimated that between 350 and 400 people marched today from the Russian consulate to the Scottish Parliament on Sunday including refugees and MSPs, as the war in Ukraine continues into it's 100th day