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The proposal to link Falkirk to Denny and Bonnybridge via an active travel route has received a further £392,000 in funding from the fund. Falkirk Council

What is a well-being budget? It’s a process that seeks to set consistent long-term priorities, instead of changing priorities according to political expediency.

There are fresh fears for education after a former chairwoman of the Scottish Chambers of Commerce suggested efforts to develop effective national…

By Clare Adamson

The default reaction to any initiative by this Government is to dismiss it with contempt. Well, they’re Tories aren’t they? As everyone knows,…

Things can only get worse, Labour should be careful what they wish for

The quality of local services is to face new scrutiny with the creation of an independent body to collect and publish performance data. Announcing the

The first of its kind study conducted by researchers at the University of Aberdeen’s Rowett Institute has been published in the European Journal of Nutrition, with the results prompting a new collaboration with one of the UK’s largest food producers

The reason government reforms often don’t work is because the cultures within which they are enforced do not encourage or reward compassion – a value key to service delivery.

Grief, financial worries and social isolation have all been taking their toll and the mental and physical health consequences will be with us for years. So, what comes next? Last December, the Scottish Government published a report outlining the impact of Covid on Scotland’s National Performance Framework outcomes. The Framework is the Government’s report card; how it measures itself against the big objectives for the country. Gallery of Modern Art is just one of the Glasgow Life ru...