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Holyrood will be a quiet place for the next week or two as MSPs return to their constituencies for the Easter recess, with many keeping an eye on…

At Holyrood, as the Agriculture and Rural Communities Bill progresses, 40 land managers and community representatives convened at parliament to…

The Scottish Parliament Rural Affairs & Islands Committee hosted 40 land managers and community representatives from across Scotland to help inform its scrutiny of the Agriculture and Rural Communities (Scotland) Bill. The committee was keen to hear more from those whose daily lives and liveliho

Forty land managers and community representatives engage with Holyroods rural affairs committee amid the progress of the Agriculture and Rural…

Dalry Secondary School in Dumfries and Galloway is under threat of mothballing - but parents and campaigners are pushing back.

The $64,000 question is how many farms, particularly smaller dairy and many beef farms, particularly in the west and north, where slurry not straw…

By Jim Millar

High frequency EID electronic tagging was in focus at Thainstone Centre when John Lamont MP visited the north-east mart.

MSP Finlay Carson has said the SNP-Green Government's approach towards gene editing could harm Scotland's food security.

Finlay Carson, the Member of the Scottish Parliament representing Galloway and West Dumfries, has issued a strong plea to the Scottish Government,…