| News
The Government convened a series of constructive conversations between trade unions and business representatives. On the basis of the outcome of these discussions, the Government will now move forward on the issue of ... read more
| News
... read more
| News
More than 150 school pupils and teachers from across Scotland were welcomed to the University of Aberdeen last week to attend the School of Psychology's first ever Scottish Schools ... read more
| News
Victims and direct witnesses of crime who sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) will no longer be gagged from speaking out under new plans (Monday 20 October). ... read more
| News
This Call for Evidence seeks to gather expert opinion, data and evidence on the impact and effectiveness of the Whiplash Reform Programme to inform the post-implementation review. ... read more
| News
The legal test for the use of force in police misconduct cases will be returned to the criminal law test to build officer and public trust in policing. ... read more
| News
An innovative 15-minute blood test which can fast-track the diagnosis of children with potentially life-threatening conditions is being trialled by the NHS this winter. ... read more
| News
From next month, survivors of violence and domestic abuse will no longer have to pay over £300 to ensure their abuser cannot track them down via public records. ... read more
| News
New laws are now in force protecting social housing tenants from emergency hazards and damp and mould. The changes are a lasting legacy to Awaab Ishak. ... read more
