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Scotland Office Minister, David Mundell visits Inverness to discuss the welfare reform programme and deliver a speech on Scotland's economy.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The UK government is listening and reacting to the concerns of Scotland’s rural motorists and hauliers, says David Mundell as he hosted a rural fuel duty roundtable in Glasgow today.
Scotland Office Minister David Mundell visits the "Dr Livingstone I Presume" exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland
Scotland Office Minister David Mundell has said that Scotland's 'big voice in the EU' helped bring about an important trade deal with Colombia and Peru which will see tariffs scrapped on Scotch sales to these cou…
Scotland Office Minister David Mundell has welcomed the Commonwealth Games Act 2008 (Ticket Touting Offence) Order 2012.
Scotland Office Minister David Mundell and Advocate General Lord Wallace of Tankerness QC, welcomed the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland to Dover House for the Moderator's lunch as part of his …
Unemployment in Scotland increased by 4,000, to 218,000 in the period July to September 2012, according to Office for National Statistics (ONS) data released today. The Scottish unemployment rate is 8.1 per cent, which is ab…
A report published today by the Inter-Departmental Ministerial Group (IDMG) on Human Trafficking shows that more work than ever before is being carried out both in the UK and internationally to prosecute criminals and stop t…
The UK and Scottish Governments have today agreed that for the Scottish Government to keep to their own referendum timetable a Section 30 Order must be approved by the February Privy Council.
The Scotland Office Minister David Mundell is in Northern Ireland today (Tuesday 24 July) to see first-hand how the UK Border Agency (UKBA) monitors the Common Travel Area, before returning to Cairnryan by ferry tomorrow to…
The Scotland Office Minister David Mundell has welcomed the publication of the UKBA report
The UK government will undertake a programme of work to inform and support the debate on Scotland's future within the UK.
Having the Olympic Torch is a superb chance to show off the best of Scotland and will celebrate the role that Scottish people, places and businesses are playing in London 2012 the Secretary of State said today.
An event focused on reducing bills for Scottish energy consumers brought together the "Big Six" energy companies, consumer groups and the UK and Scottish Governments in Rutherglen today
The new Scotland Act brings about the largest ever transfer of financial powers to Scotland since the creation of the UK.
The Olympics are set to kick off in Scotland this summer with Hampden playing host to eight Olympic football matches this summer, including …
A single yes or no question in the referendum will ensure the Scottish voter comes first, the Scotland Office Minister David Mundell said today
Following the unanimous vote by the Scottish Parliament to support the Scotland Bill on 18 April, the Scotland Office Minister David Mundell confirmed that these new policy powers could be transferred to Holyrood as early as…
The UK Government today announced that Perth has become one of the UK’s new cities after being awarded formal city status as part of the Diamond…
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