Scottish Government unveils plans for £1.8bn net zero spending blitz
Scottish Government says tackling climate emergency is 'at the heart' of its tax and spending plans for year ahead
The Scottish Government has unveiled a major £1.8bn net zero spending plan for the coming year, pledging to ramp up support for green infrastructure, low carbon heating, and tree planting as it seeks to...
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