Holyrood Annual Review

Annual Review

Holyrood magazine’s Annual Review has become a fixture in the political publishing calendar.

It features commentary and interviews from senior members of the Scottish Government, parliamentarians and leaders of Scotland’s key organisations and businesses.

Guest contributors provide overviews of Scotland’s health, education, local government, environment, justice and business sectors.

The review is a fascinating reflection on watershed moments in Scotland’s civic life and an insight into what lies ahead.

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Holyrood morning roundup: Thursday 17 May, 2012... - 17 May 2012

Good morning - here are the top 10 stories in Scotland this morning: Scots Tories' anger over Cameron poll date U-turn(Herald) Britain 'forced to leave EU if Scotland separates'(Daily Telegraph) Scottish independence: Country...

Scotland seen as world leader in telehealth and telecare... - 16 May 2012

[caption id="flickrImage_1" align="alignleft" width="200" caption="Nicola Sturgeon MSP by theSNP"][/caption] Scotland is increasingly seen as a world leader in telehealth and telecare, Health Secretary Nicola Sturgeon said today, but added that...

Education Scotland to report on iPads-in-schools pilot... - 16 May 2012

The Scottish Government will consider whether pupils across Scotland would benefit from having access to portable technology like the iPad in class, based on the experience of a number of...

Holyrood morning roundup: Wednesday 16 May, 2012... - 16 May 2012

Good morning - here are the top 10 stories in Scotland this morning: Cameron 'not fussy' about timing of vote (Press & Journal) Benefit reforms paint 'bleak picture' for Scotland's most vulnerable...

Abertay gets its man to close book on last year's merger controversy... - 15 May 2012

It was a job that might not have existed, but today the University of Abertay Dundee has announced that Professor Nigel Seaton will be its new Principal and Vice-Chancellor. Professor Seaton,...

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First Minister

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