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The stunning little town in Scotland that's almost smack bang on the border with England
A pretty town that's long been seen as the historic gateway to Scotland is a charming town surrounded in natural beauty and ...
Appeal bid for ‘coffee stops’ on Scotland-England border rejected
An appeal bid for two ‘coffee stops’ on the border between Scotland and England has been narrowly rejected by a council planning committee.
Swinney: Scotland must be alive to the threat of Farage after English elections
Scotland’s First Minister attacked Labour and the Tories for ‘cosying up’ to Reform, which performed strongly in local ...
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Reform had a good night in England, but discontent doesn’t stop at the border
Taking votes from both the Conservatives and Labour - overturning a massive 15,000 Labour majority in Runcorn - shows that ...
New call to provide every person over 60 with free bus travel to any destination across the UK
The Concessionary Bus Travel Act 2007 includes a power to allow for mutual recognition of bus passes across the UK.
Will Scotland be next to feel rise of Reform UK?
The party made sweeping gains in the English council elections and could have the Scottish Parliament vote in their sights ...
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One year to go until the Scottish Parliament election
It’s hard to believe a year has passed since I became Scotland’s First Minister. A week may well be a long time in politics, ...
Cross-border bid to create red squirrel strongholds
Fertility control of grey squirrels, the introduction of predatory pine martens and local community involvement will be part ...
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Swinney: Scotland must be alive to the threat of Farage after English elections
Scotland must be “alive” to the “threat” of Nigel Farage, the First Minister has said, after Reform UK’s strong performance in England’s local elections. John Swinney accused Labour ...