It was on 24th of February 2022 that Russian forces invaded the independent nation of Ukraine.
Scotland Sends Humanitarian Aid To Ukraine: Slava Ukraini
Emma Roddick MSP Reflecting on the Impact of Nicola Sturgeon’s Leadership
“She inspired me to choose the path I am now on, after I attended a rally at Eden Court Theatre in November 2014, only days before she became First Minister”
Another Chapter
Last night I was at an SNP Branch meeting. Probably like the rest of the SNP outside of a very narrow circle of exceptionally close friends Nicola Sturgeon’s decision to resign came […]
“We need to reach across the divide in Scottish politics, and my judgement now is that this needs a new leader.”
“If all parties were to take this opportunity to try to de-polarise public debate just a bit, to focus more on issues, and to reset the tone and tenor of our discourse.” Nicola Sturgeon
“Now is the hour to stand up for the people of Türkiye and Syria.”
“People are facing nightmare on top of nightmare. The earthquake struck as the humanitarian crisis in northwest Syria was already worsening, with needs at their highest level since the conflict began.” Antonio Guterres
Health & Social Care Under Pressure As Delayed Discharge Figures Reach New Heights
In November 2022, the average number of beds occupied per day due to delayed discharges was 1,950, the highest figure since the current guidance came into place in July 2016.
Loss and Damage Agreement Reached #COP27
Governments took the ground-breaking decision to establish new funding arrangements, as well as a dedicated fund, to assist developing countries in responding to loss and damage.
Extra Financial Support For Scottish Families
The final quarterly Bridging Payment, due in December, will now be doubled to £260, meaning families will receive up to £650 per eligible child this year.
Taking Out The Trash
“If there’s one phrase that gars me greet, it’s “get on with the day job”. Promoting Scotland is the day job”
Endgame
“And the message couldn’t be clearer – we’re in it to win it, even if it means a defacto referendum in a general election in 2024 – or sooner, if Johnson goes – and it would be well nigh impossible for unionist parties to boycott a UK wide vote. “
