Finance Secretary Shona Robison unveils the government's tax and spending plans for the coming financial year.

The SNP rose to power promising a new kind of politics driven by compassion and characterised by transparency.

Shona Robison’s final Scottish Budget freezes higher tax thresholds, pulling more Scots into higher bands while public spending remains tight.

UNIONIST politicians responded to the Scottish Budget – with Holyrood 2026 election pitches.

The BPS has given its initial reaction to the publication today by the Scottish Government of its draft budget for 2026-27.

Former BBC Scotland News presenter Jackie Bird has been awarded her MBE by the Princess Royal during a ceremony at Windsor ...

The Scottish government plans to introduce a “mansion tax” on homes valued at more than £1mn and to impose a tax on private ...

The Scottish government has unveiled its 2026/27 Budget and how it intends to spend around £68 billion. Here are the measures ...

Fergus Ewing put finance secretary Shona Robison on the spot over her draft budget after revelations Transport Scotland said ...

The Scottish government has published its draft Budget for 2026-27, setting out plans to raise income tax thresholds for ...

Two of the six Scottish income tax bands will be raised by 7.4%, meaning 55% of workers in Scotland will pay less tax than if ...

In Derbyshire, the far-right party are hiking council tax by 5%. In Nottinghamshire, Reform UK has already splashed £75,000 of taxpayer money on putting up 164 union jack flags.