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Unemployment in Scotland fell by 14,000, to 207,000 in the period September to November 2012, according to Office for National Statistics (ONS) data released today. The Scottish unemployment rate is 7.8%, which is just above…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Secretary of State Michael Moore welcomes the announcement to find the UK's City of Culture for 2017.
Scotland Office Minister David Mundell visits the "Dr Livingstone I Presume" exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland
Michael Moore welcomes announcement that Babcock have won a major subsea contract safeguarding jobs.
Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore's statement on the Mid-Term Review
Second meeting of the Joint Exchequer Committee and the first since the Scotland Act 2012 received Royal Assent.
Economic growth, Scottish consumers and families are the focus of the UK Government's legislative programme announced in the Queen's Speech today
The new Scotland Act brings about the largest ever transfer of financial powers to Scotland since the creation of the UK.
Secretary of State says it is "a major step forward for the relationship between Scotland's two governments and the people they serve"
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 Scotland Bill is set to bring major new powers to the Scottish Parliament after the UK Government and Scottish Government reached agreement on the provisions of the Bill, the Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore…
Scotland needs its two governments and employers to work together to create work opportunities for young people across Scotland, the Secretary of State Michael Moore said today.
The publication of the Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland 2010-2011 shows the "great benefits to being part of the United Kingdom"
The UK Government will scrap Stamp Duty in Scotland in 2015 and allow Holyrood to design a completely new set of property taxes and collection process, Scottish Secretary Michael Moore said today.
Commenting on the publication of the Scottish Parliament’s Scotland Bill Committee report this morning, the Secretary of State Michael Moore…
The Secretary of State said the new money was a "real help for Scotland at a time when parts of Europe are facing real crisis"
Minister announces dates for first National Convention on Supporting Youth Employment
Minister says Faslane shows importance of Scotland as part of wider UK defence policy
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