Seriousness about delivery should become part of the culture of democratic competition

Highest figures also notched up on major Glasgow cycle routes too

The current system of government in Scotland is unsustainable, writes the chief executive of Carnegie UK

Wales’ first ever minister with dedicated responsibility for preventative health set out her priorities to the Senedd today

Carnegie UK suggested setting up such a committee could 'help embed long-term thinking into everyday decision-making'

Alan Milburn says youth unemployment has no quick fixes – an idea with an important lesson for those thinking about how to rejoin the EU

“The best aphrodisiac in politics is hope. If people can see a change, there's a change in atmosphere.

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The first of its kind research questioned MPs as well as Members of the Scottish Parliament, the Senedd, and the Northern Ireland Assembly.

As Holyrood prepares for elections, Sarah Davidson urges MSPs to prioritise prevention, resilience and long‑term vision over short‑term fixes.

A row has erupted as the SNP and Scottish Labour are poised to kickstart their bids for Bute House ahead of May’s election.

Observers from the architectural and property world say Glasgow can build something ambitious at the stricken site near Central Station

Letters: Universal phone coverage is yet to arrive in Britain, making a mockery of the government’s planned scheme, writes Teresa Rodrigues. Plus a letter from Sarah Davidson

Letters: Universal phone coverage is yet to arrive in Britain, making a mockery of the government’s planned scheme, writes Teresa Rodrigues. Plus a letter from Sarah Davidson

Seriousness about delivery should become part of the culture of democratic competition

Championship risks becoming a two-tier affair as Ireland, Wales and Scotland all lose on the opening weekend for first time in 26 years

Seriousness about delivery should become part of the culture of democratic competition

Seriousness about delivery should become part of the culture of democratic competition

We’ve got to the bottom of that giant banner on the M8 office block

The Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt outside 11 Downing Street with the Red Box. Picture by Simon Walker / No 10 Downing Street Pictures of Chancellor Hunt covered last week’s front pages. But ...

Permanent Secretary Darren Tierney sets out the next steps the ONS is taking to prioritise quality and strengthen core statistical outputs.

COLUMN. To win the cultural and intellectual battle, Europe must staunchly defend its model, writes the economist in his column, dismantling the narrative of a 'declining' continent.

Daytimes with Julie Skentelbery, where Cornwall comes to talk. Call: 0808 100 1039.

But there is a disconnect between economists’ metrics and people’s perceptions

Our new interactive wellbeing map, drawn from our  Life in the UK Index, offers a deeper insight into what matters to people across Scotland’s regions. Rooted in what over 1,000 people in Scotland tel...

The party was right to identify problems with the system, but in government has lacked the courage to introduce fundamental reforms