Politics

A NORTH-east MSP has been chosen to lead the Scottish Parliament's Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee.

HUMZA Yousaf has denied that the Scottish Government scrapped the 2030 target for dualling the A96 more than three years ago.

In her latest column, MSP Karen Adam reflects on the National Farmers Union Scotland annual general meeting.

MSP Gillian Martin has backed the Port Erroll Harbour Trust in its efforts to secure funding to repair the harbour at Cruden Bay.

Alexander Burnett has writen to Aberdeenshire Council urging plans for removal of Huntly’s Victorian-style street lights to be stopped.

MP Richard Thomson has urged residents and businesses to use a Scottish Government online portal designed to collate support.

THE lack of progress towards a "desperately needed" and "top priority" new Keith Health Centre has been criticised.

In his latest column, MP Richard Thomson has shared his worries over the decision to end out-of-school care in Aberdeenshire.

The Scottish Government probe into a north-east accident blackspot is taking “longer than first anticipated” according to transport chiefs.

Gordon MP Richard Thomson has reacted to National Farmers' Union Scotland’s Shelfwatch survey.

Meldrum Academy and Laurencekirk Primary School have been awarded a share of £200,000 to support progressive equality and inclusion projects.

MSP Gillian Martin has said in her latest column that she will continue to raise concerns about closing out-of-school care provision.

MP Richard Thomson has written to the Chancellor of the Exchequer calling for an end to the £50 million cap on annual charity lottery sales.

Gordon MP Richard Thomson marked World Cancer Day at a special Cancer Research event at Westminster.

In his latest column, MP David Duguid outlines that the oil and gas sector will have a crucial role to play in future.

MSP Gillian Martin has written to the local authority after it announced plans to close provided out-of-school care by July this year.

MP David Duguid has called for UK regulations to be updated regarding lorry trailers.

Ambulance workers in Grampian reported being attacked more than 90 times while on duty over the past five years, according to new figures.

People have been encouraged to engage with the consultation on the Scottish Government’s Good Food Nation Plan.

A North East MSP has raised concerns that high workloads and classroom violence are causing teachers to quit the profession.