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Jenny Gilruth: Scotland’s public sector workforce reduction plans are ‘off course’ (opens the original)
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Plans to shrink Scotland’s public sector workforce, brought forward in response to a looming budget spending gap of almost £5 billion, are “off course”, the Deputy First Minister has conceded. Jenny Gilruth said the Scottish Government is “not where we should be” in terms of efforts to reduce the number of people working across the public sector. Plans to shrink the overall size of the public sector workforce by an average of 0.5% a year – amounting to a 2.5% reduction by 2029-30 – were announce
Labour is a âlong wayâ from being able to win at Holyrood, Michael Marra says (opens the original)
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New Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra has said his aim is for the party to win next Holyrood election in five years time, but he conceded they are a âlong way from thatâ at the moment. Mr Marra, who has been in charge of Labour in Scotland for less than two weeks, said John Swinneyâs SNP had secured a âhandsome victoryâ in Mayâs Holyrood election. While the SNP has won five successive Scottish Parliament elections, Mr Marra added that Labour got a âvery poor resultâ in May. T
Labour is a ‘long way’ from being able to win at Holyrood, Michael Marra says - AOL (opens the original)
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New Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra has said his aim is for the party to win next Holyrood election in five years time, but he conceded they are a “long way from that” at the moment. Mr Marra, who has been in charge of Labour in Scotland for less than two weeks, said John Swinney’s SNP had secured a “handsome victory” in May’s Holyrood election. While the SNP has won five successive Scottish Parliament elections, Mr Marra added that Labour got a “very poor result” in May. The “collapse in p
Half a million older Scots could be suffering from âfuel insecurityâ (opens the original)
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The Scottish Government is being challenged to provide âmore robust and inclusiveâ help for those struggling to heat their homes, as a paper warned that about 520,000 older Scots may be suffering from âfuel insecurityâ. Academics at Aberdeen University warned there could be a âprofoundâ impact on health inequalities from the problems of food, fuel and financial insecurity. Dr Aravinda Guntupalli, who led the research, said: âPut plainly, our findings show that international conflic
Alexander urges Swinney to focus on drugs death âcrisisâ instead of independence (opens the original)
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John Swinneyâs government should be âtackling the crisis on Scotlandâs streetsâ that led to 1,133 drugs deaths last year, rather than focusing on independence, the Scottish Secretary has said. Douglas Alexander insisted it was âdeeply upsettingâ that Scotland continues to have the highest drugs deaths rate in Europe, urging the SNP to make this a priority. With an 11% rise in drugs deaths last year, he said this led to ânot just personal devastating outcomes for the families affect
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