Growing Up in Scotland is a longitudinal study following the lives of young people. The report is based on data collected in 2019/20, when participants were 14 years, from 2,943 families.
Continued caution advised as second storm approaches.
Funding for projects to manage the impacts of greylag geese.
Projects helping thousands of young Scots to explore their creative talents are today (THURSDAY 17 FEBRUARY) sharing in 880,817 of Young Start funding.
The National Lottery Community Fundhastodayannouncedgrants totaling 4,978,381benefiting 117projects across Northern Ireland.
As the independent public inquiry begins into the failings of the Post Office Horizon IT system, the CCRC is urging any former subpostmasters and submistresses who believe they were wrongfully convicted to come forward.
Two new protected sites in Orkney for vulnerable seabirds.
Get into Summer 2021 evaluation - parents omnibus survey.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen yesterday afternoon.
57.6 million support for carers in 2021
Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke to the President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, last night
Eligible parents urged to apply
Enhancing animal health and welfare support.
Scottish and UK Government reach agreement.
The first stage of an ambitious review of how fish farms are regulated is complete and the Scottish Government has accepted all its recommendations in principle.
New measures to help improve application process.
This week the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, will get out of Westminster to see how the government is delivering on the people's priorities across the country.
High school pupils and staff will not be required to wear face coverings in classrooms from 28 February, after the schools mid-term break.
The Cabinet Secretary, with the approval of the Prime Minister, has announced the immediate appointment of Samantha Jones as interim Permanent Secretary.
Coronavirus (Discretionary Compensation for Self-isolation) (Scotland) Bill.
Funding announced to help tackle the cost of living crisis.
A consultation has revealed strong support for proposals to establish a National Care Service accountable to Scottish ministers.
The United Nations children's organisation UNICEF is to receive 1.5 million from the Scottish Government to support equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines and therapeutics in three African countries.
The new Adult Disability Payment will open for applications in three pilot areas from 21 March 2022.
Covid requirements to remain subject to three-weekly review.
