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Stop political point-scoring on drugs and educate children, says campaigner (opens the original)
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A CAMPAIGNER is calling for less political point-scoring and more action on drug misuse – proposing educating children about addiction in schools. Last week, Scotland's annual drug death figures were published, which revealed 1333 people had lost their lives as a direct result of drug misuse, up from 11% on the previous year. Sandra Holmes has been campaigning for change ever since she first experienced addiction in her own family, and says one way of breaking the cycle is putting a concerted ef
John Swinney hits out at Malcolm Offord for 'peddling drug policy disinformation' (opens the original)
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JOHN Swinney has accused Malcolm Offord of spreading "disinformation" about the Scottish Government's approach to tackling drug addiction. During First Minister's Questions, Reform's leader in Scotland called for one of next week's debates on Europe to be replaced with a discussion on Scotland's drug deaths crisis. Offord said this would allow MSPs to consider measures such as greater access to rehabilitation, a right to recovery and harm reduction initiatives. READ MORE: Rupert Lowe claims Rest
Restore Britain is now the third largest party in Scotland, claims Rupert Lowe (opens the original)
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RESTORE Britain are now the third-largest party in Scotland, says its leader, Rupert Lowe. Lowe has claimed his party now have 11,117 registered supporters making them the third-largest party by membership, behind the SNP and Reform UK. The Great Yarmouth MP said: "Scottish Labour has lost a third of its members in five years, and the Scottish Conservatives are a shadow of what they were. READ MORE: Anger as Scottish AI Growth Zone tipped for £80m subsidies amid energy bill hikes "We have been a
Scottish man gears up to drive 4x4 over 1302 miles to Ukraine (opens the original)
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A SCOTTISH man is preparing to take on a 1302-mile journey from Oxford to Ukraine to deliver a truck to assist the injured. Andro Matthewson, 31, is currently raising funds with a target of £9300 to buy a fully kitted-out vehicle with a drone detector for soldiers, to be dropped off in Lviv. Matthewson first went to Ukraine after finishing his degree at the University of Edinburgh when he began working for the Halo Trust. READ MORE: Anger as AI Growth Zone in North Lanarkshire tipped for £80m su
Fury as Scotland's AI Growth Zone tipped for £80m subsidies amid bill hikes (opens the original)
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A PROPOSED AI Growth Zone in North Lanarkshire could receive more than £80 million in annual electricity subsidies, despite household energy bills continuing to rise, campaigners have warned. Representatives from Action to Protect Rural Scotland (APRS) claim the Chapelhall AI zone could receive tens of millions of pounds annually once completed, while households face a 4% increase in energy prices from October. There are currently several designated AI Growth Zones across the UK, including the
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