A great night at the opening of the new ⁦Perth Museum⁩, home of the Stone of Destiny. A fantastic new attraction for Perth; thanks to UK Govt for £10m funding and to ⁦Luke Graham⁩ for all his hard work on the Tay Cities Deal.

#Stirling Council is delighted to announce it has completed the transfer of the former Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧 land at Forthside, unlocking exciting opportunities for the city & the wider region including the creation of thousands of jobs.

➡️ stirling.gov.uk/news/stirling-…

#Stirling ClacksCityDeal

Stone of Destiny takes centre stage at new £27m Perth Museum bbc.in/3PC0uMo

Edinburgh Filmhouse to reopen after two years with help of £1.5m Levelling Up funding dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-… dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-…

The major upgrade to Inchgreen Marine Park in Inverclyde will help to attract investment, create jobs and help boost the local economy.

The UK Government has invested £4m in the regeneration project as part of the £523m investment in the Glasgow City Region deal.

The Stone will be housed in Perth Museum, backed by £10 million UK Government funding as part of Tay Cities Deal.

'When the Perth Museum opens later this month, we can expect a breath-taking array of artefacts telling Scotland’s story...' - Alister Jack

Secretary of State for Scotland Alister Jack attended a ceremony today at Edinburgh Castle to mark the beginning of the Stone of Scone's journey home to Perthshire.

The stone will be housed in Perth Museum backed by £10 million UK Government funding.

The Scotland Office's newest minister, Lord Cameron of Lochiel, made his maiden speech in the House of Lords today. More here 👉 tinyurl.com/38xtzt77

Northern Meeting Park in Inverness is being refurbished with a share of £20m #LevellingUp funding, to:

🟢 restore the Victorian grandstand
🟢 create a new community pavilion &
🟢 improve the site's suitability for large scale events.

Find out more: youtu.be/GwnWdI28cLA

🎥: Scottish Secretary Alister Jack summarises this week's Spring Budget:

'The UK Government is about Levelling Up and it's very important Scotland gets her fair share and she's getting more than her fair share'

The UK Government has awarded £10 million of funding to SaxaVord Spaceport in Shetland.

The UK Government are investing to ensure Scotland remains at the forefront of research and technology.

We❤️the Govan-Partick bridge - and we think people in Glasgow will too. (Sorry Aileen!)

Here's the serious bit: The £29.5million project is jointly funded by the Scottish and UK Governments through the #GlasgowCityRegionDeal

New Scotland Office Minister Donald Cameron first official visits were featured in Edinburgh Evening News. The minister saw how more than £17m of UKG #levellingup investment is being spent at Granton waterfront, Portobello Town Hall & Heart of Newhaven community hub edinburghnews.scotsman.com/news/edinburgh…

The UK Government is delivering for Scotland.

Find out how 👇

deliveringforscotland.gov.uk

x.com/UKGovScotland/… The glorious sound of a brass band!

St David's Brass Band 🎺 has found its first permanent home thanks to #LevellingUp Community Ownership Fund.

Vogrie Hall will be Midlothian's first expressive arts centre for the local community and a permanent base for the band.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

I have secured £20 MILLION of funding for the #ScottishBorders from the UK Government.

This huge investment will make a real difference to people across the Borders - supporting local jobs, boosting the economy and improving our public services.

Lift-off is one step closer from the SaxaVord Spaceport in Shetland after Rocket Factory Ltd receives £3.5m funding boost from UK Space Agency to support the launch 🚀

Read more here ➡️ gov.uk/government/new…

This article, complete with footage of wild orangutans, shows a Scottish firm's amazing work harnessing space technology to protect rainforests...backed by UK Gov scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/news/scottish-…

Commuters travelling to and from Motherwell town centre are now enjoying the benefits of the newly modernised transport hub🚆🚘

This project is part of Glasgow City Region deal's investment in improving infrastructure around the city supported by £500m UK Government funding.