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Improved collaboration urged to deliver health and social care integration

By The Press Association15th November 201823rd December 2018News Scotland

All bodies involved in the integration of health and social care services need to work together better if it is to make a “meaningful difference” to people in Scotland, according

I won’t be bounced into resigning by carpetbaggers: David Mundell

By Katrine Bussey15th November 201823rd December 2018News Scotland

David Mundell has insisted he will not quit as Scottish Secretary over the Brexit deal, despite First Minister Nicola Sturgeon saying he could not stay on in the post with

Nicola Sturgeon condemns PM after Scotland ‘sidelined’ in Brexit deal

By The Press Association15th November 201823rd December 2018News Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon condemned Theresa May for “sidelining” Scotland in her proposed Brexit deal, as she claimed the “shambles” it has created could force the Prime Minister out of Number 10.

Call for improved integration of health and social care in Clackmannanshire and Stirling

By Iain MacDonald14th November 201823rd December 2018News Scotland

Health and social care services in Clackmannanshire and Stirling are performing well at present but need to work together more effectively as partners to meet the needs of people in

Death of 10-year-old Perth and Kinross boy being treated as murder

By Paul Ward14th November 201823rd December 2018News Scotland

The death of a 10-year-old in a house in Perth and Kinross is being treated as murder. Kane Morris died at the scene in Union Street, Coupar Angus, in the

Third of nursery nurses feel unsafe at work, survey on violence finds

By The Press Association14th November 201823rd December 2018News Scotland

Almost a third of nursery nurses and pupil support assistants in Edinburgh do not feel safe at work, according to a survey on violence by unions. The research by Unison

Call for action on ‘spiralling epidemic’ of suicides in Scotland’s prisons

By The Press Association14th November 201823rd December 2018News Scotland

Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf has been urged to take action to halt the “spiralling epidemic” of suicides in Scotland’s prisons. The plea came after Mr Yousaf held talks with the

Too few public health policies designed to prevent illness, MSPs find

By The Press Association12th November 201823rd December 2018News Scotland

There are not enough public health policies designed to prevent illness, a Holyrood committee has found. MSPs on the Health and Sport Committee found that the health service was over-reliant

More needs to be done to help million people in Scotland living in poverty

By The Press Association8th November 201823rd December 2018News Scotland

Campaigners have called for more action to be taken to help the one million people in Scotland living in poverty. The Poverty Alliance said that 230,000 children are included in