Explore Diverse Perspectives.
Get Started
SubscribeLogin
Israel-Hamas Conflict
G7
Military
Social Media
World Cup
Artificial Intelligence
War
Benjamin Netanyahu
Formula 1
Drones
European Union
Aircraft
Stock Markets
Fraser of Allander Institute Blog image

News from Fraser of Allander Institute Blog

If you want to know if Fraser of Allander Institute Blog is credible or reliable, look no further. We rank Fraser of Allander Institute Blog as Unknown factuality. Find out more about our methodology here.

Information about Fraser of Allander Institute Blog

Where is Fraser of Allander Institute Blog located?Fraser of Allander Institute Blog's Website

Media Bias Ratings

Do you diasgree?
Edit bias
Learn more about Media Bias Ratings.

Factuality

Learn more about  Factuality Ratings

Reveal Factuality Ratings by upgrading to a Premium account.

Tap Upgrade to explore subscription options to meet all your reading needs.

Ownership

Learn more about  Ownership categories

Reveal Ownership Data by upgrading to a Vantage account.

Tap Upgrade to explore subscription options to meet all your reading needs.

Top Fraser of Allander Institute Blog News

Key Points at a Glance From the Spending Review
Rachel Reeves · United Kingdom

Key Points at a Glance From the Spending Review

60% Center coverage: 5 sources
Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils how the government plans to spend money in the coming years.See the Story
Gov's 2025 Spending Review Delays UK Gigabit Broadband Target to 2032
Rachel Reeves · United Kingdom

Gov's 2025 Spending Review Delays UK Gigabit Broadband Target to 2032

The UK Government’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, has today delivered her 2025 Spending Review, which included a few bits of new information and updated figures for telecoms. But as well as confirming £1.9bn for broadband and mobile projects (existing commitments), it also appeared to reflect a delay to the gigabit broadband roll-out from 2030 to 2032. The latest Spending Review sets out the planned day-to-day spending totals for a…See the Story
Number soup on SR day from all sides
Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland

Number soup on SR day from all sides

One of the roles we play on a day with big fiscal announcements is to explain all the numbers flying about from different politicians – to set out which numbers are illuminating, and which are misleading. Often the biggest culprit is large numbers which represent spending over several years. Wednesday was sadly no exception to this, and no political side covered themselves in glory – transparency was public understanding were the real losers of …Read Article

Air Pollution and Inequality in Scotland

Outdoor air pollution is a significant risk to public health, with an estimated 1,800 to 2,700 deaths in Scotland each year attributed to long-term exposure to outdoor air pollution, although health problems can occur because of short-term exposure to pollutants as well. Poor air quality overall is a major contributor to preventable ill health, and people living in areas with higher pollutant concentrations are more likely to experience a variet…Pollution · FranceSee the Story

Soaring welfare bill, ScotRail fares and tax gap heap pressure on Scottish Budget

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Scotland’s public finances face growing strain from rising welfare costs, public sector pay pressures and a looming £851 million income tax shortfall.ScotRail · ScotlandSee the Story

More than 47,000 jobs supported by Scotland’s renewable energy industry

Scotland’s renewable energy industry and its supply chain supported more than 47,000 jobs and supported £15.5 billion of output in 2022, new figures released today show. Using the latest data available, Strathclyde University’s Fraser of Allander Institute reports that offshore wind continues to be the renewable energy technology supporting the most employment across the Scottish economy with 19,580 full-time equivalent (FTE) roles while onshore…Renewable Energy · ScotlandSee the Story

Starmer announces U-turn on winter fuel payment cuts

47% Center coverage: 66 sources
Sir Keir Starmer has announced the government will U-turn on last year's controversial cuts to winter fuel payments. More than nine million pensioners lost out on payments worth up to £300 after Chancellor Rachel Reeves restricted eligibility for the pension top-up last year.Keir Starmer · United KingdomSee the Story

What immigration restrictions might mean for Scotland

Last week, the UK Government published a white paper laying out their reforms to the immigration system. The reforms are aimed at reducing net international migration to the UK, which peaked at 906,000 in 2023 and was 728,000 in 2024. The Government estimates that the measures announced will reduce net migration to the UK by about 100,000 people per year, although they have not set a strict target to be met. The reforms include measures such as:…Edinburgh · EdinburghRead Article

Weekly update what is happening in the Scottish econom

The fallout from the PfG has continued this week, with responses from opposition parties being debated in the Holyrood chamber. (ICYMI our on the day summary is here) One issue that has emerged in the days since is around employability. There have been significant changes in the way employability services have been delivered in recent years. Centrally funded national programmes like Fair Start Scotland and Community Jobs Scotland were phased out…Edinburgh · EdinburghRead Article

Leading Good Lives: New learning disabilities research

Since 2020, the Fraser of Allander Institute has been researching the lives of people with learning disabilities. We began with a broad programme of work which looked at the barriers and opportunities for people with a learning disability in Scotland’s economy and wider society. From this work, we identified two key areas that became the focus of our second programme of work: improving the quality and availability of data on learning disabilitie…Scotland, United Kingdom · ScotlandRead Article

The Role of Solar Energy in Glasgow’s Decarbonisation Strategy

This blog was written by Milja Keskinen during her work placement with the GEMINOA project. Milja is currently completing her MSc in Economics and Policy of Energy and Climate Change at the University of Strathclyde. Renewable electricity generation has been a major driver of Scotland’s decarbonisation success. Much of the reduction in CO₂ emissions so far has come from renewable technologies like offshore and onshore wind, which feed electricit…Glasgow, Scotland · GlasgowRead Article

Breaking News Topics Related to Fraser of Allander Institute Blog

Scotland, United Kingdom

Scotland, United Kingdom

UK Economy

UK Economy

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

Economy

Economy

News
For You
SearchBlindspotLocal