18.12.2009
British Sign Language (BSL) users can now take a free tour of Holyrood while viewing an audio/visual guide.
18.12.2009
A unique ‘travelling’ exhibition exploring 10 personal experiences of Holyrood will be arriving at Stranraer Library tomorrow as the series of events marking 10 years of the Scottish Parliament comes to a close.
17.12.2009
Two new literary additions to the Scottish Parliament’s wall of quotations were unveiled for the first time today – after a 10-month nationwide search.
15.12.2009
The findings of an independent examination of Holyrood’s expenses scheme have been received today by the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body (SPCB).
11.12.2009
The Finance Committee has given its support to the general principles of the Public Services Reform Bill in its Stage 1 report, published today.
10.12.2009
The Scottish Parliament’s Subordinate Legislation Committee has given a cautious welcome to the terms of the Interpretation and Legislative Reform (Scotland) Bill.
10.12.2009
The decline of the Scottish local newspaper industry will be put under the spotlight by the Education, Lifelong Learning and Culture Committee with a call for evidence launched today.
10.12.2009
Homeowners facing repossession could be protected by new measures welcomed today by the Local Government and Communities Committee in its Stage 1 Report on the Home Owner and Debtor Protection (Scotland) Bill.
10.12.2009
Scotland is to host a major international conference for national human rights institutions next year.
10.12.2009
Tackling crofting absenteeism and a long-term decline in working crofts are among issues the Rural Affairs and Environment Committee is seeking views on today as it begins its scrutiny of the Crofting Reform (Scotland) Bill.
04.12.2009
The Scottish Parliament’s Finance Committee today called on the Scottish Government to be more transparent about how it has approached giving priority in its spending plans to protecting front-line services and supporting economic growth.
03.12.2009
A unique exhibition exploring ten personal experiences of Holyrood during the first ten years of devolution will open at the Scottish Parliament tomorrow as events marking a decade of devolution come to an end.