No deal Brexit will drive ‘wrecking ball’ through universities warns minister
A no deal Brexit could drive a "wrecking ball" though science and research in Scotland's universities, it has been warned.
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‘Postcode lottery’ for children with special needs
Children with special educational needs are facing a “postcode lottery” of support, ministers have warned.
Council reported to Audit Scotland over £45,000 Heart 200 funding handout
An investigation has been demanded over how Perth and Kinross Council spend thousands of pounds of public money on a private tourism project.
Scottish Government probing funding into Dundee sex club
A gay sex club in Dundee could have a £15,000 loan awarded to help set up the business withdrawn.
Roads win £348m injection to ease problems
A total of £348 million is being offered by Whitehall to councils in an effort to improve local road quality across the country.
Dundee tech firm gears up for £390,000 funding drive
A Dundee tech firm whose platform connects learner drivers with instructors is looking to raise £390,000 to expand into more cities.
International sheepdog trials bags five-figure funding for Angus championship showdown
The highlight of the international sheep dog trialling calendar has landed five-figure funding for a spectacle set to draw an expected 8,000 visitors to Angus later this year.
Amanda Kopel’s fears after council uses Frank’s Law spending on deficit
The Tayside figurehead behind the campaign for free care for under 65s has told of her "disgust" after a council used funding set aside for Frank's Law to cover a deficit.
TIGA calls for UK Games Fund to be extended
Extending funding for the UK Games Fund, which is based in Dundee, has been highlighted as a way to help ward off the threat of games firms relocating to Europe.
Funding boosts for Leven cycling initiative and Kirkcaldy theatre project
Two Fife projects have received funding boosts for their efforts to improve health and employment prospects.