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Official figures for May show unemployment in Scotland fell by 10,000
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Secretary of State has has written to the First Minister Alex Salmond to propose they meet for the next stage of their talks on delivering a legal, fair and decisive referendum.
The UK Government's Budget measures have helped confidence in the oil and gas sector rise at the fastest rate since 2009
Economic growth, Scottish consumers and families are the focus of the UK Government's legislative programme announced in the Queen's Speech today
Aberdeen, Dundee and Perth are among 27 cities throughout the UK in the running to become "super-connected".
The new Scotland Act brings about the largest ever transfer of financial powers to Scotland since the creation of the UK.
In a speech to the Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) Members' Day in Edinburgh the Minister said the sector's recent successes in exports - which have increased in value by 23% in the last year - benefited from the U…
Secretary of State says it is "a major step forward for the relationship between Scotland's two governments and the people they serve"
Official statistics show unemployment fell by 12,000 in Scotland over the three months to February
The proposed reform of Scots law on unincorporated associations and criminal liability of partnerships.
Tightening the law on the criminal liability of partnerships and reforming the law on unincorporated associations will be the dual focus of a UK Government consultation launched today
The Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore visited RAF Kinloss and RAF Lossiemouth to meet personnel who served in Op ELLAMY (Libya) and to see progress being made towards transition of the bases.
Responses to the government's proposals on how to facilitate a legal, fair and decisive referendum.
Minister tours facility which is growing to meet rising demand for whisky, particularly in the Asian market
The Scottish Secretary called on more Scottish firms to sign up to the initiative as he began a series of visits across Scotland.
The Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore took a flight out to observe an instillation in Tiffany oilfield in the North Sea this morning…
Key sectors of the Scottish economy such as oil and gas and the games industry have been targeted for specific support in the Budget while a further cut in Corporation tax will help all businesses in Scotland.
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…
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