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A new Scottish government led by John Swinney should reconsider a ban on wood-burning stoves in new-build houses, a Scottish family firm has said

Scottish wood-burning stove firm calls for John Swinney to consider lifting ban

A NEW Scottish government under John Swinney should revisit the recently introduced ban on wood-burning stoves in new-build houses, the director of a family firm in the industry has said ...

A Post Office van parked outside the venue for the Post Office Horizon IT inquiry at Aldwych House on January 11, 2024 in London

Andrew Tickell: Details of crucial Horizon meeting in Edinburgh are damning

IN 2013 – six years before Alan Bates won his big civil case – Scottish prosecutors missed a golden opportunity to act decisively on concerns that the Post Office’s computer evidence may not be reliable.

ScotRail members voted overwhelmingly for strike action in May

ScotRail workers to strike in dispute over 'vital safety' guard role

Workers on ScotRail are to strike in a dispute over the role of guards ...

Rishi Sunak pictured at the Shell St Fergus Gas Plant in Peterhead

New North Sea oil and gas licences issued by UK Government

NEW licences have been granted for gas extraction from the North Sea ...

The report attributed high interest rates and restrictive fiscal policy as main factors to the poor economic growth in the UK

UK forecast to have worst-performing economy in G7 next year with sluggish growth

THE UK is set to have the worst-performing economy in the G7 next year, according to a recent report ...

Dale Vince is the founder of Ecotricity and is a key Labour party donor

Dale Vince: Scotland could lead on energy – but UK is letting other nations get ahead

THE Scottish Government’s recent shock move on emission targets has precipitated a political crisis, whilst also undermining business confidence and progress towards a green economy ...

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