The Latest Breaking News from Scottish Government

The strike action continues today in the region's secondaries.

The Local Development Plan for East Lothian set aside land for economic development but the council leader accused landowners and developers of failing to bring them forward with more 'lucrative' housing plans being produced instead

If the plans go ahead, Seafield village will eventually be surrounded by light industrial units and the maturation warehouses of a hugely expanded Glen Turner distillery

Primary School teachers from across the city have joined the picket line as staff from throughout Scotland go on strke after Unions rejected a five per cent pay rise

52-year-old, EIS member, Claire Robertson, was just one of thousands of people to strike across Scotland on Tuesday January 10 in a dispute over pay.

Teachers took to the picket lines on Tuesday morning as they continued to demand a pay increase

The council confirmed the national walkouts will close education facilities on January 10, 11 and 17

Ruth Tonk's son Carl has spoken of the scenes inside St John's Hospital saying the staff looked 'mentally tired and exhausted'

THE first debate of 2023 in the Scottish Parliament is set to take place on Tuesday and will focus on independence.