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Our plan for Scotland: Delivering for all communities
Nicola Sturgeon has announced the Scottish Government’s plan for the next year – the Programme for Government. Here are just some of the things the SNP Scottish Government is doing to support Scotland’s diverse communities.
Your guide to SNP conference
SNP members will gather in Aberdeen on Friday for our conference. We meet as a new debate begins on how Scotland can build a better future – one of hope and ambition.
Our action for families with young children
Our ambition is for Scotland to be the best place in the world to grow up. To do that we’re supporting families to give their children the very best start in life.
How SNP members are making policy – and changing Scotland
From Citizen’s Basic Income to the Child Poverty Act, here are five examples of grassroot policies that we’re acting on in government.
Our action on STEM education and training
Research suggests that 65 per cent of children in preschool today will work in jobs or careers that don’t yet exist.
Scottish budget: what it means for rural communities
The SNP is committed to supporting people who live in rural and remote areas of Scotland – here’s how the Draft Scottish Budget will do that.
Scottish budget: what it means for families
Here’s how the Scottish budget means families in Scotland get the best deal anywhere in the UK.
Scottish budget: what it means for Dundee and Angus
The Scottish budget for the next year has been passed by the Scottish Parliament. Here’s what the SNP budget means for Dundee and Angus.
Scottish budget: what it means for Edinburgh and the Lothians
The Scottish budget for the next year has been passed by the Scottish Parliament. Here’s what the SNP budget means for Edinburgh and the Lothians.
Helping children develop and maintain a love of reading
We believe that reading has the power to change lives. Encouraging children to read for pleasure can have a significant impact on wellbeing and boost educational attainment.
Our plan to close the gender pay gap
Research suggests that it’ll take 100 years to close the gender pay gap – that’s not good enough.