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New Legislation Seeks to Preserve Hospital-at-Home Reimbursement Until 2030

First Minister · Scotland

New Legislation Seeks to Preserve Hospital-at-Home Reimbursement Until 2030

60% Left coverage: 10 sources

A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced legislation this week to extend CMS’ hospital-at-home waiver for five more years, allowing hospitals to continue delivering acute care in patients’ homes with Medicare reimbursement. The move comes as research shows this model reduces mortality and healthcare costs. The post New Legislation Seeks to Preserve Hospital-at-Home Reimbursement Until 2030 appeared first on MedCity News.See the Story

Holidays Could Be 'at Risk' as Glasgow Airport Strikes 'Inevitable' This Month

Business · Glasgow

Holidays Could Be 'at Risk' as Glasgow Airport Strikes 'Inevitable' This Month

Coverage: 8 sources

Holidays could be 'at risk' as Glasgow Airport strikes are 'inevitable' this summer.See the Story

Almost 1.7m Children in Households Caught up in Two-Child Benefit Cap

Almost 1.7m Children in Households Caught up in Two-Child Benefit Cap

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

More than half (59%) of households affected by the policy are in work, the data showed.See the Story

Lead in Ammunition to Be Restricted to Reduce Toxic Pollution

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Environment Minister Emma Hardy said the measures will ban shots containing more than 1 lead and bullets with lead content of more than 3.Regulation · United Kingdom See the Story

'Miracle' Sea Eagle Spotted in Sky over Scottish Island

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

A “miracle” White-tailed Eagle which was nursed back to health by its parents after suffering a broken wing has been spotted in Scottish skiesHealth · Glasgow See the Story

The Elizabeth Tower Whisky Returns to Mark Big Ben Anniversary

A treasured whisky has returned, and it carries the chime of history in every drop. To mark 166 years since Big Ben first rang out across Westminster, Murray McDavid has re-released The Elizabeth Tower, a 35-year-old single grain whisky that celebrates one of Britain’s most enduring landmarks. This elegant dram was first unveiled in 2022 to commemorate the completion of restoration work on the Elizabeth Tower, home to the world-famous Great Bell…London, England · London Read Article

Belonging and Place at UHI Explored Through New Study

The University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) is pleased to share the findings of a year-long sabbatical project led by Dr Bonnie Stewart, Visiting Fellow from the University of Windsor, Canada. An educator and digital researcher, Dr Stewart’s work explores the intersections of human identity and the contemporary information ecosystem. Her project, ‘Belonging and Place: Digital Pedagogy at the University of the Highlands and Islands,’ was u…Inverness, Scotland · Inverness Read Article

Coul Links Site Must Be Safe From Destructive Golf Plans Under New Government Policy

Scottish Green MSP for the Highlands & Islands, Ariane Burgess, has welcomed a major policy shift by the Scottish Government that strengthens protections for Coul Links and other internationally important wetlands, calling for the controversial golf course proposal at the site to be scrapped once and for all. The new policy guidance confirms that Scotland’s Ramsar sites, wetlands of international importance will now be treated with the same leve…Golf · Scotland Read Article

Final Phase of Scotland’s Wildlife Discovery Centre Opens at Highland Wildlife Park

A new visitor centre has opened its doors to the public at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland’s (RZSS) Highland Wildlife Park. The £1.6 million redevelopment includes a shop, café and accessible facilities, which the wildlife conservation charity says will help more people engage with nature. It is the final phase of an £7.6 million investment in the park, with an interactive exhibition centre, a hilltop den and an events space for scho…Species · Highland Read Article

Glasgow Residents Encouraged to Sponsor Tree Planting in Their Neighbourhood

Coverage: 4 sources

Glasgow launches street tree sponsorship scheme with Trees for Cities, encouraging residents to green neighbourhoods using LEZ funds.Environment · Glasgow See the Story

Premier Sports seal deal to extend League Cup sponsorship until 2031

The SPFL confirmed a four-year extension to their deal with the broadcaster.Celtic · Scotland See the Story

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