Susan Dalgety

There was a time in my life when I depended on benefits to survive. A single parent to two young boys, my “Monday book”, as it was called, provided me with a weekly income.

The state of Scotland’s public services is down to two things: SNP incompetence and Tory austerity – not aid to one of the world’s poorest countries

One of Scotland’s leading poets, Jenny Lindsay, was hounded out of Edinburgh, the city she had grown to call home.

Are you a keen amateur cook? Do you love entertaining friends and family to an evening of wine, song and the latest recipe from Tik Tok?

It is a matter of national shame that women survivors of sexual violence are asked to sacrifice their privacy so that a small group of men feel comfortable

A Scottish Government grant has supported a screening and treatment programme for cervical cancer in Malawi for nine years

I am sure the irony of NHS Lothian withdrawing its funding for an award-winning support service for veterans in the lead up to Remembrance Day is not lost on those people who depend on its support.

I love Blackpool. Everything about it. Greasy fish and chips. The Pleasure Beach where my grandkids can spend £20 in less time than it takes me to get my debit card out of my bag . . .

The blame for the rise of Donald J Trump lies not with the millions of ordinary, law-abiding people who voted for him

F ourteen years ago, when considering Lords' amendments to the Equality Bill, Vera Baird, then Labour's Solicitor General, pointed out that the