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Up to £500 million of cuts to areas such as health and sustainable travel have been announced by the Scottish Government as it battles to plug a funding black hole by slashing costs and raiding a ...

The Scottish government has confirmed spending cuts of up to £500m. Finance Secretary Shona Robison said the "direct savings" were necessary to support the Scottish government's 2024/25 budget.

SCOTLAND’s Finance Secretary Shona Robison has announced the Scottish Government will be making £500 million of spending cuts in a bid to fill a budget black hole. After warning the UK is facing a ...

The Scottish Finance Secretary has already hit out at Labour for a “whole new era of austerity” ahead of the statement. The First Minister has already warned that there are more “tough decisions” ...

Opposition figures pointed to a Scottish Fiscal Commission report that found much of the financial pressure on the public purse “comes from the Scottish government’s own decisions”.