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Investing in mental health services for young people
We are determined to ensure that our mental health services give young people the advice, support and care that they need.
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Complete correspondence between SNP and Cambridge Analytica/SCL Group
On 7th February 2016, the SNP contacted a company called Cambridge Analytica to find out more about their services.
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Scotland’s Social Security Bill: what you need to know
The landmark Social Security Bill marks a new milestone in the development of a Scottish social security system with dignity and respect at its heart.
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Fact check: the Tories’ EU Withdrawal Bill offer
Put simply, the Tory government’s latest offer would mean they could ban Holyrood from passing laws in certain devolved areas without our consent for up to seven years.
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Tories lived up to their ‘nasty party’ reputation this week
From their callous dismissal of the human impact of welfare cuts, to their heartless immigration policy, the Tories are fully living up to their ‘nasty party’ reputation.
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Made in Scotland: securing our manufacturing future
Manufacturing is hugely important to Scotland’s economy, accounting for over half of our international exports and employing nearly 190,000 people across the country.
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Factcheck: the Tory promises to shipyard workers on the Clyde
Scottish shipyards have been sold down the river by the Tories.
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A year on from election call, a weak Theresa May is still letting Scotland down
Today marks a year since Theresa May made her ill-fated decision to call a General Election in an attempt to ‘strengthen her hand’.
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Mhairi Hunter: My Mum, Auntie Allison, helped make the SNP a driving force in Scottish politics
That the SNP is such a driving force in politics and able to deliver transformational change in Glasgow – and across Scotland – is in no small part down to the hard work of women like my Mum. I’m incredibly proud of that.
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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s visit to China: boosting trade, tourism, culture and education links
Nicola Sturgeon has just ended a visit to China to promote Scotland. From promoting Scottish businesses to building new education and cultural links, it’s been a successful visit.
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5 ways trade and tourism between Scotland and China is booming
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is in China promoting trade, tourism and cultural links with the country. Here’s how trade and tourism between Scotland and China is already booming
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Our action for families with young children
Our ambition is for Scotland to be the best place in the world to grow up. To do that we’re supporting families to give their children the very best start in life.
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Our action on STEM education and training
Research suggests that 65 per cent of children in preschool today will work in jobs or careers that don’t yet exist.
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Scottish budget: what it means for rural communities
The SNP is committed to supporting people who live in rural and remote areas of Scotland – here’s how the Draft Scottish Budget will do that.
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Here’s how the Scottish budget means families in Scotland get the best deal anywhere in the UK.
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Scottish budget: what it means for Edinburgh and the Lothians
The Scottish budget for the next year has been passed by the Scottish Parliament. Here’s what the SNP budget means for Edinburgh and the Lothians.
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Scottish budget: what it means for Dundee and Angus
The Scottish budget for the next year has been passed by the Scottish Parliament. Here’s what the SNP budget means for Dundee and Angus.
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Labour were the architects of austerity and continue to let us down over cuts
Mhairi Black argues that Labour have forgotten their support and acceptance of austerity as they continue to back Tory cuts to the hilt.
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Scottish budget: what it means for older people
From record health spending to free bus journeys, here’s why the Scottish budget means older people get the best deal anywhere in the UK.
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Helping children develop and maintain a love of reading
We believe that reading has the power to change lives. Encouraging children to read for pleasure can have a significant impact on wellbeing and boost educational attainment.
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Our plan to close the gender pay gap
Research suggests that it’ll take 100 years to close the gender pay gap – that’s not good enough.
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