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Scottish budget leaves councils £1.1 billion short and NHS Highland running at a ‘financial loss’

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By Scott MacLennan Verified
| EIN News
Budget Bill signed by First Minister John Swinney, Finance Secretary Shona Robison and Parliament Business Minister Graeme Dey of the Scottish Government. CC BY 4.0. The local authority umbrella body Cosla - the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities - said the “budget reality” is that it asked for £16 billion revenue funding but received £15 billion.
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First Minister John Swinney absolutely rules out changing SNP’s no nuclear stance

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By Scott MacLennan Verified, Christina MacPherson
| nuclear-news.net
First Minister John Swinney absolutely rules out changing SNP’s no nuclear stance the proposal to develop new nuclear energy was both “economic and environmental folly” that would lead to more expensive bills.
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Highland Council nursery whistleblower awarded £400k for losing job for concerns over autistic boy’s treatment as judge slams Inverness-based Care and Learning Alliance for issuing ‘warning’ to staff raising issues

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By Scott MacLennan Verified
| EIN News
A whistleblower who was “thrown to the wolves” after raising concerns about the treatment of an autistic boy at a Highland Council nursery was awarded almost £400,000. Stock image. A whistleblower “thrown to the wolves” after raising concerns about the treatment of an autistic boy at a Highland Council nursery has been awarded almost £400,000 after a long battle with her former employer.
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