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Text reads: 'To end the invisibility of care, Scotland needs a new, dedicated National Outcome focused on all forms of care and all types of carers.'

26 Oct 2023

New data also suggests 1 in 3 Scots have caring responsibilities

16 Oct 2023

First Minister must use Scottish Budget to ‘kickstart a series of wholesale tax reforms’

27 Sep 2023

Approval of Rosebank oil field ‘a deplorable decision’
An overhead shot of a flooded village is southeast Asia. Text reads 'Every ton of carbon we don't emit increased the chances of a livable planet.'

20 Sep 2023

UK Government climate U-turn ‘beggars belief’
Image of smoking chimneys with text layered over and behind saying it's time to make polluters pay for the climate crisis

18 Sep 2023

Transition to net-zero will be expensive, so the big polluters need to pay up
Text reads: The First Minister must act to make polluters pay

18 Sep 2023

First Minister’s climate credibility is on a knife edge: he must act to make polluters pay
Illustration of woman holding sign saying People and Planet over profit

18 Sep 2023

Fair taxes on the UK’s biggest polluters could have paid for significant expansion in free bus travel in Scotland
An alarm clock. Text reads 'We can't press snooze on common sense tax reforms to help deliver a fairer and greener Scotland'

13 Sep 2023

Fair tax changes in Scotland could boost spending on key national priorities by hundreds of millions per year, say campaigners

3 Aug 2023

Almost two-thirds of women’s working hours excluded from GDP globally

31 Jul 2023

North Sea licences decision ‘short-sighted and selfish’ – Oxfam Scotland

26 Jun 2023

Private healthcare providers in developing countries get UK aid investments but are excluding, and exploiting people in poverty
Campaigners marching in Glasgow as part of the Global Day of Climate Action in November 2021

20 Jun 2023

Failure to meet climate targets a ‘reckless misstep’ – Oxfam Scotland