AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoScotland Football: Belgium boss Sebastien Pocognoli takes over as Scotland head coach on a two-year deal, promising “evolution not revolution” and urging the Tartan Army to embrace change after Steve Clarke’s exit. Legal Aid Access: New analysis says 14.49 million people in England and Wales live in legal aid “deserts”, with rural and coastal areas hit hardest. Transport for Disabled People: Prime Minister Andy Burnham expands free bus travel so disabled pass holders can use buses 24/7 from April 1, 2027, ending weekday-only limits. Wales Politics: A survey on Plaid Cymru’s first 100 days finds 40% of Welsh people don’t know who is in government, sparking fresh criticism from Welsh Labour. Wildfires & Emergency Response: Firefighters in Wales welcomed a planned government wildfire summit as crews remain exhausted after weeks of blazes. Road Safety: A pedestrian died after being struck by a lorry on the A72 in the Scottish Borders. Housing Market: Zoopla reports Falkirk is the fastest-selling area in the UK, with homes taking about 11 days on average. Sport (Hockey): England beat India 4-2 in the Men’s Hockey World Cup to reach the next round, while Scotland’s football news stays in focus with Pocognoli’s appointment.
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