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SCOTTISH Greens chiefs were today urged to “come clean” after being accused of offering access to ministers in exchange for cash.

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: The party is accused of breaching strict parliamentary rules after offering up access to their government ministers in exchange for cash.

The iconic Red and Green Burrows at Craighead Howfs in Perthshire are "perfect for tired wizards and halflings"

The Forth Green Freeport has submitted its full business case to the UK and Scottish Governments.

“Decarbonising aviation is one of the key environmental challenges we face and it is fundamental to the net zero transition” – Robin Tayal, SNIB

A RENOWNED Scottish golf club has been given the green light to go ahead with a major expansion plan – which will include the creation brand new course on the property.

The Scottish Government is poised to continue a move to curry favour with the North Sea oil and gas sector after the industry welcomed its green industrial strategy.

The new blueprint claims it will place Scotland 'at the forefront of the net zero economy' and drive growth, investment and jobs.

Major expansion project gets the green light

The green light has been given to Ionad Hiort on the Isle of Lewis to tell the story of St Kilda and its people who lived across the water.

The Scottish Welfare Fund provides a safety net for people on low incomes.

The threat to the SNP 's Budget has grown after the Greens said they are 'unlikely' to support it - as experts urged ministers to have a 'grown-up discussion' about the future of free services.

Lorna Slater accused the SNP of cutting "all the Green stuff" the two parties had previously agreed to when they shared power at Holyrood.

Lorna Slater has said the Greens will not back legislation to water down Scotland’s climate targets.

Ambitious islander targets success for Scottish Greens on Arran

John Swinney’s budget has been thrown into doubt after the Scottish Greens said they will not support it if the SNP continues to shun progressive politics.

Finance secretary says ‘tough decisions’ are needed to fill £1bn hole in the budget

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn conceded his party had suffered from multiple “self-inflicted wounds” and needed to change as he called on members to “realign” under John Swinney’s leadership.

Scottish Greens co-leader has told the Record of 'deeply worrying' steps like the return of peak rail fares and cuts to nature funding.

The Scottish Government is being urged to introduce shared e-scooters to cities and towns to help the nation meet its climate change targets.