This weekend saw Scottish Labout hold its annual conference in Inverness. With Scotland just over a year away […]
Scottish Parliament
Earlier this month Buzz Magazine asked Napier students their opinions on the issue of Scottish independence. 569 students (3.3% […]
The Scottish Law Commission has published a discussion document proposing changes to the law surrounding online contracts. It […]
March sees the annual return of International Women’s Day (IWD) with events planned throughout Edinburgh to mark the […]
By Joseph Blythe NUS Scotland have welcomed Scottish Government plans to increase funding for universities by around £75million. […]
by Gráinne Byrne
As we approach the last official day for Holyrood MSPs before Parliamentary recess, opposing parties are marking their line in the sand ahead of tomorrow’s final questions session. This final session, before dissolution, sets the tone for a battle between the parties leading to the election on 5 May 2011.
In an attempt to engage with the public, First Minister Alex Salmond and his main opponent, Labour leader Iain Gray, will take part in various debates over the next few weeks. Key issues in the frame include higher education, the economy, the health system and, perhaps most importantly, how they will deal with the financial cuts.
By Gavin Harper MSPs will have their pay frozen for the next two years, as part of a […]
by David Walsh Festival goers in Scotland are to foot the bill for alcohol-fuelled disturbances at musical festivals […]
by Junio Valerio Songa Any aspiring journalist who would be interested in work experience at the Scottish […]
By Jack Matthews The Scottish Parliament are today voting on a decision whether to end the right of […]
By Ryan C. Gavan Mike Russell, the Cabinet Secretary for Education in Scotland, has promised not to introduce […]
By Claudie Qumsieh Scottish citizens grilled politicians in the Big Cuts Debate held at BBC HQ in Glasgow last night. […]
By Ryan C. Gavan The Scottish Government’s measures to give licensing boards the ability to raise the age […]
Students at Edinburgh Napier University are to hold a series of protests this week over the removal of […]
North Tayside MSP John Swinney was named Scottish Politician of the Year at a ceremony in Edinburgh last night. […]
By Jennifer Flett MSPs showed their support outside Scottish Parliament yesterday as members of the National Institute of […]
By Matthew Robertson Taxpayers have once again paid the price, as it has been announced that over the […]
By Elizabeth Gorrie A new quotation is to be added to the Canongate Wall to mark the tenth […]
By Elizabeth Gorrie Over £220,000 of taxpayers’ money is being spent on a triangular roundabout to be built […]
By Laura Mclean The Scottish Parliament is not strong enough to withstand a suicide bomb attack, despite having […]
By Ashley Toner The Offences (Aggravation by Prejudice) (Scotland) Bill is currently going through the Scottish Parliament. If […]